Infinite Death
Chapter 133

The Sea That Records Death

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While Alisa was taking good care of Fang Li, who was in a deep coma, entered a very strange state.

To be more precise, it should be said that we entered a very magical place.

"The sea?"

At this moment, Fang Li was standing on a vast, boundless sea.

However, this sea is different from the sea in general.

If we were to describe it in terms of color, the ocean is usually a refreshing azure, but the ocean here is an extremely deep darkness.

That's right.

This is a black sea.

Standing on this black sea, Fang Li looked Fang Li but could not see any waves, only an astonishing calm as a mirror.

Under these circumstances, Fang Li unconsciously lifted his feet and slowly walked forward.

"Thump..."

As Fang Li's footsteps landed, some ripples finally appeared on the sea surface, spreading outwards in all directions from Fang Li's center.

Then, beneath those ripples, a scene suddenly appeared on the mirror-like surface of the sea.

Seeing this scene, Fang Li couldn't help but be somewhat surprised.

Because what Fang Li saw was a person lying in a coffin.

He was a kind-looking old man.

"Grandfather?"

Yes.

This old man is Fang Li's grandfather.

Upon seeing this, Fang Li immediately understood.

"This is the first time I've ever witnessed Matoba 'death.'"

It was because of that experience that Fang Li realized for the first time that he was different from others.

With that thought in mind, Fang Li took another step.

"Thump..."

Ripples once again spread across the sea, centered on Fang Li's footsteps.

The ripples spread out, gradually swallowing up the scene reflected on the sea surface, but revealing a completely different picture.

But it was a scene of a person lying in a pool of blood.

Fang Li also has a memory of this scene.

That was the scene of a fall that Fang Li witnessed by chance when he was a child.

"This is the second time I've witnessed Matoba 'death.'"

Having grasped this point, Fang Li seemed to know what was going to happen next.

So Fang Li continued to move forward, taking very slow steps.

Under these circumstances, ripples constantly spread across the sea, changing the scene that appeared on the surface of the sea time and time again.

These scenes, though each different, all share a common point.

That is the instant of death of something.

There are deaths caused by natural causes.

There are deaths caused by accidents.

There are deaths caused by intentional injury.

There are deaths caused by sudden, intractable illnesses.

As Fang Li walked, Matoba death appeared one after another on the sea surface, unfolding before Fang Li.

It's not just human deaths, but also the deaths of animals.

There were rats that were preyed upon and killed by cats.

There are pets that have been run over and killed by vehicles.

Some pests died after being treated with poison.

There are dogs that have died because of being cared for by humans.

There were even cockroaches killed by slippers, centipedes used as medicinal ingredients, and livestock slaughtered for meat, and so on. All sorts of deaths occurred.

Finally, even Matoba withered or felled flowers, plants, and trees were depicted, making it almost all-encompassing.

Therefore, at this moment, all the scenes of the instant when various things come to an end are presented to Fang Li in the most intuitive way.

Fang Li had only one thought about this.

Is death the only thing here?

At least, at this moment, Fang Li is surrounded by all sorts of "death".

Moreover, all of these "deaths" occurred in Fang Li's life.

Therefore, as Fang Li's steps progressed to the end, what appeared on the sea was no longer the various ordinary deaths, but deaths that would not occur in the ordinary world.

For example, Matoba an undead monster with a glowing heart slaughters humans.

For example, there's the Matoba where a mysterious creature bearing the name of a god clashes with a god-devouring warrior.

Even the Matoba Fang Li fighting to the death with these monsters is presented.

These are all "deaths" that are closely related to Fang Li.

Then, after these "deaths" were displayed, all sorts of other "deaths" began to appear on the sea.

Although there was no sound, the despair, fear, grief, and sorrow conveyed by those most direct scenes of death were conveyed without any omission.

"If an ordinary person stayed here for even a short while, they would go crazy immediately, right?"

However, Fang Li watched these scenes with a calm expression, without the slightest fluctuation in his heart.

However, Fang Li finally understood three things.

"This is the depths of my soul."

Therefore, after Fang Li immersed his consciousness within his own soul and used the Holy Mark deeply embedded in his soul, Fang Li was drawn here.

The Matoba on the sea represent the end of everything that Fang Li soul.

That is, "death".

This was the first thing Fang Li understood.

As for the second thing, Fang Li finally understood why he was indifferent to death.

"Because I've already become numb."

No matter what it is, once you've seen too much of it, you'll become numb to it.

That's the situation in Fang Li.

However, Fang Li's numbness to death wasn't due to witnessing too many deaths, but rather because his soul had recorded too many deaths.

Even though the reason is unknown, Fang Li's soul records the deaths of everything he has ever seen.

Even if the other person did not die in front of Fang Li, the moment Fang Li saw them, their death was automatically etched into Fang Li's soul.

That's why Fang Li is numb and indifferent to death.

"That's why I can use the Mystic Eyes of Mystic Eyes of Death Perception so freely."

This is the third thing Fang Li understood.

The human brain cannot comprehend the concept of death.

Therefore, even if one possesses the Mystic Eyes of Death Perception, using them would place a severe burden on the brain, ultimately leading to brain death.

However, the Fang Li does not contain any such side effects.

Because Fang Li's soul recorded too many deaths.

Therefore, for Fang Li, understanding death is as natural as humans needing to eat, and it naturally doesn't create any burden for him.

Fang Li should have thought of that earlier.

"Since the Holy Mark chose me, it is only natural that my soul has something unusual about it."

With this sudden realization, Fang Li's figure gradually sank into the sea and disappeared.

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