The Descent

"Calm down, Abigail, your friend is alive. It's all over. Take a deep breath."

Bai Mo immediately came to Abigail's side, but what she met was a pair of tearful eyes. Raum's goal was to drive Abigail to a mental breakdown, whether it was the cave in the Lavinia family or trying to entice the Chaldea to massacre the scoundrels of Salem.

However, all of this was disrupted by Bai Mo and the Chaldea people in this crucial sixth cycle. Even Hopkins he specifically sought out to torment Abigail, had his influence erased by Bai Mo.

"Abigail, I am indeed no longer the Tituba I once was, but our past memories are real. Although I was treated as a servant, I could feel your care and kindness in my interactions with you."

So, please don't do anything stupid that you shouldn't do, okay?

Abigail gripped the jet-black key, which was taller than her, and looked at Bai Mo, asking tremblingly:

"But is this really okay? I am the bond that holds all of this together, and for me, only pain can relieve me. And this Salem, this town that reflects humanity, is full of people burdened with sins just like me."

What reason could such a person have to exist, to bear unknown sins and live with a clear conscience? Who in this world is truly innocent? If so, why not use this to cleanse oneself of all sins and find redemption?

Bai Mo, you've been trying to do the same, haven't you? But in the end, who can guarantee that those lives won't commit crimes again?

Abigail's eyes seemed to see through everything; she reached out her hand to Bai Mo.

"Come on, come with me, isn't this what you've been longing for?"

Hearing Abigail's words, Bai Mo also fell silent. In this world, anyone can make a mistake over something trivial; there is no such thing as an innocent person.

The people in the Martial God Space remained silent, even though Bai Mo's choice at this moment could directly affect everything. Only Shi's words still echoed in his ears.

"Whatever choice you make, I will support you. And I believe in you. Don't worry, I'm here for you."

Hearing this, Bai Mo slowly extended her hand to Abigail. Abigail happily reached out her hand in response, but the next moment, Bai Mo flicked her finger hard on the forehead.

"You've got one thing wrong. I've met noble people and despicable people. I'm not pursuing simple salvation; I'm selfish. I endorse human creativity and firmly believe it can create a better future, which is why I act."

I would not hesitate to kill someone like Hopkins who harms others and shows no remorse.

A person is born like a blank sheet of paper. Abigail's paper may be filled with sins, but she is not the one holding the pen. Get off her, external beings, do not deprive her of her self."

The next moment, a powerful force surged, and Abigail merged with the external godhood, but not completely. The distorted light tried to resist, but countless arrays lit up around her.

"Thanks to that guy Raum for revealing the location of the final battle first, we were able to prepare. The barrier here won't hold for long, Bai Mo, let's finish this quickly!"

The Queen of Sheba's Territory Creation everything in her power to prevent the arrival of divine punishment, but Abigail was still not proficient in controlling the "gate." Watching Bai Mo slowly raise his hand, two voices echoed in Abigail's mind.

One shouted, trying to stop him. The other said, "Close your eyes. At least you still have one last option: to escape death."

The girl closed her eyes one last time, but death did not come. Abigail heard a melodious sound. It was a giant whale flying in the sky.

This is naturally not real; it is a scene woven by Bai Mo with his power, but it is what he saw in his memory.

As his power surged, something floated up from Abigail's body. It was a ticket, a completely fake ticket created by Raum.

"Leave this place, child. The world outside is vast, and your future is bright."

In that instant, the dark witch figure almost completely detached from Abigail's body. Seeing this, Ritsuka immediately gave the order, and all the Servant unleashed their most powerful moves at once, while Bai Mo also pointed a finger at her.

The power of the external divinity dissipated within it, and Bai Mo caught the weak and unconscious Abigail, who gave him a somewhat forced smile.

Am I really qualified?

"Leave the answer to this question to you when you grow up."

Upon hearing Bai Mo's words, Abigail revealed a serene smile. Seeing this, everyone breathed a sigh of relief. Raum lay on the ground, barely alive, his eyes filled with despair. But Ritsuka asked with some confusion:

"It's over, right? Why is the surrounding environment still a the Starry Night?"

As soon as the words left her lips, a gaze seemed to fall upon the boundless the Starry Night, accompanied by a thrilling joy that chilled the blood to the bone. Ritsuka heard Chaldea's fragmented words echoing in her ears:

"Ritsuka... Spirit Vein... Summoning!?"

"Doctor, Da Vinci? Director! What's wrong?"

Raum gave a twitching smile, its words echoing in everyone's minds:

"He has come! He has heard my call!"

Everyone looked at Abigail. The external deity had clearly been eliminated, so who was maintaining the ritual?

As soon as the words were spoken, countless figures appeared from the Starry Night: swollen bat-like creatures, faceless giants that kept roaring, and a woman wearing a cheongsam, holding a black fan to cover her face, the fan covered with twisted lumps of flesh.

Besides these, countless other figures appeared here in unison. In the Starry Night above, Bai Mo saw a pitch-black object that devoured all light. His senses had returned, but once they entered, they would still be completely consumed.

A feeling I'd never experienced before welled up inside me; something was wriggling towards me from the darkness.

"What the hell are you calling for?!"

Bai Mo roared at Raum on the ground, Raum seemed stunned by the outcome.

"Will this... take humans as its companion?"

Lavinia stepped on it, and the bird's head snapped with a crack, dead. She simply couldn't understand what was wrong with this guy; any normal person would know his attitude towards humans.

She had avenged her great enemy, but she felt no relief. The presence of the Starry Night in the sky almost froze her emotions.

In the end, Raum did indeed attract the attention of an Outer God, one of the three pillars it had envisioned, but the crucial point is that these incarnations clearly did not belong to Yog -Sothoth, who was indifferent to humanity.

Rather, it is another three-pillared god who creates chaos, shatters hope, and drives people mad with joy in despair. He is Azathoth's messenger, the Crawling Chaos.