My Iyashikei Game Chapter 238: Pure Miracle

Humans were very complicated creatures, most could not be defined in pure good or evil. Everyone had their own goodness and evilness within them. Majority of occupants at Cattle Alley had chosen the latter while Han Fei had chosen the opposite path.

The factory manager was caught in a fight with Xu Qin. In terms of pure strength, it was several times stronger than Xu Qin but that was its downfall as well. Its large body made it slow and being at a managerial position for far too long had dulled its fighting capability.

The pig-faced manager was being forced back. It wanted to use the iron hooks inside the plant but the black scale had already sunk into the blood pool and the whole factory was crumbling. With more wounds on its body, fear started to seep into the manager’s heart. It wanted to escape but it couldn’t shake Xu Qin loose. The attempt to escape cost it one of its arms. Its moving speed slowed down and finally its large body crumbled to the ground. It had once brought endless souls pain and suffering, now endless wounds appeared on its body.

It growled with hatred. The large pig head crashed into the pool. The last thing that it saw was Han Fei who was holding the knife. It could not understand it... how could the man’s frail body manage to stand up against the overwhelming pressure again and again? Creatures who were stronger, scarier than him had fallen, so how could he still manage to stand tall in this world of red?

At Cattle Alley, only beasts could survive, humans were nothing but food. The red eyes bulged forward. Its murky eyes reflected Han Fei’s image. It saw the butcher’s knife in Han Fei’s grasp fall. The beauty of humanity morphed into a thin blade. The light dominated its eyes. In that moment, it believed it had seen the whole universe. It couldn’t remember the last time it had seen the sky. All the memory in its mind was filled with pain and despair.

Blood rained and the world turned upside down as the pig manager’s head rolled to the ground. The wind chime that hung around its neck was sli

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