You Say What? You're Not An Mingyu!?

"No!"

Cheng Shi's reply was extraordinarily decisive. His merciless attitude was worlds apart from when he had just "saved" her.

In truth, Cheng Shi had no idea what the Blind Man wanted to say. But after hearing those words, he could more or less guess that she had not used that tube of Remembrance Mourning. That made sense, too. Before confirming whether the Old Man was dead, the two Fire Keepers really could not erase the memories related to themselves.

But now that the Old Man was dead, Cheng Shi felt it was time to create a little distance between himself and the Fire Keepers.

As he had said before, Cheng Shi had never considered himself a good person. He had no grand ideals of protecting the world or sheltering all living things. His only wish was to stay alive.

But there was no denying that he admired these good people who fought for beauty and their convictions, which was why he often helped them. The prerequisite, however, was that it did not affect him.

And judging by the Blind Man's tone, it was obvious that she was about to affect him. So at that moment, Cheng Shi chose to retreat.

The new member invited by The Fated was not the Fire Keeper An Mingyu, but the Chosen of Destiny, An Mingyu. Therefore, the Blind Man who retained her memories was not the person Cheng Shi wanted to invite.

Besides, with her memories intact, her position was far too complicated, and she was not suited to remain among The Fated.

Combined with God of Merriment's meddling in Faith Fusion, Cheng Shi kept feeling as if she were pushing him toward becoming a Fire Keeper. The problem was that he did not want to become one. A "narrow-minded" clown could not