Gods and the Man Who Wants to Kill Gods

"It looks like your fate with the ocean is still very different. Lenny looked at the sea in front of him, his gaze falling on the lighthouse in the distance.

Even the ships were never missed even after dusk, and the lighthouse had been opened early to guide the way for the lost.

"I've always loved lighthouses. Lenny looked into the distance, he seemed to be wandering all the time lately, his attention never seemed to be here, but in those more distant places, Kent had always felt like he was about to lose something, and this feeling always grew stronger after seeing Lenny.

"Is there anything dangerous you're doing?" he asked, somewhat incoherently.

"On the contrary, what I'm doing now is officially the world's most stable thing in the world, Olgley, the oil plant, and your Kent. Lenny's response didn't look like what an underage male humanoid should say, his tone was calm, but with a strange sadness.

The waves crashed on the shore over and over again, and the white foam appeared again and again and then disappeared.

"I like the lighthouse because ......" Kent couldn't remember what Lenny had said later, only the last sentence.

The thin male humanoid lemon-yellow pupil looked directly at Kent, and he smiled, gray-blue waterproof jacket, light gray underwear T-shirt, and sky-blue jeans trouser legs tucked into the obviously much larger pure black plastic shoes, even then the shoes still had some room for relaxation.

"Kent, if you're so unlucky, let me come to you, and I'll let the fish come to you. Lenny said something inexplicable, and then talked about something else.

Suddenly, Kent remembered this sentence, but the organisms in the swamp were obviously not just made of fish, and Bell didn't know much about the swamp at night, after all, it was too dangerous, and his night expedition was basically only on the periphery of the swamp, and the night inside was often not done by himself.

In the previous night, there had been very few scenes where everything around had fallen silent. Even the last moonlight in the middle of the sky seemed to be swallowed up by loneliness. Wait, as if it weren't like that, Kent suddenly realized that the scenery around him was getting darker not as an illusion, but as some kind of physical action in the actual sense, something obscuring the moonlight, just above his and Bell's boat.

There was a small sound of crushing gradually from the heights, as if the branches were broken, the leaves were removed, and the air was squeezed out. A strange sound swept by, and both Kent and Bell felt a serious discomfort in their bodies at the same time, as if something needed to break through the ground in their bodies, which was not a normal reaction to sounds.

Bell soon realized this, but it was too late, and even if he realized that sound was a medium, even if he knew that he was being enchanted, his body was no longer capable of coping with it. Suddenly, he heard his body fall to the floor, and then his mouth began to vomit uncontrollably.

Kent is the same, except that it seems that Kent's symptoms are much better than Bell's.