Swear Fealty To Me, My Subjects! Chapter 158.2: The Truth of the World, Compassion and the Origin of the Quasigods (2)

Sebastian hurriedly looked to his side.

At that moment, the human adventurers had terrified expressions and their legs could not help but tremble.

Sebastian asked, "What did you guys see?"

"You're even asking us that?!"

The adventurers were about to go crazy. Looking at the terrifying scene before them, their scalps went numb.

"Those monsters, what exactly are those monsters… I've never seen anything so… urgh—!"

Halfway through his sentence, an adventurer began to vomit wildly.

The pitiful human adventurers were terrified by the deformed, terrifying and distorted scene before them and even lost control of their bowels.

This place was filled to the brim with quasigods!

To the brim!

The entire ground was covered by a layer of flesh and blood membrane. The bulging blood vessels moved slowly along with a gigantic heart. The ground here was an unimaginably huge quasigod!

An adventurer looked at Sebastian with a trembling gaze. "What's going on with those elves? Why… were they still able to smile? Why are they able to eat the intestines of those monsters with such happy expressions?!"

Sebastian was shocked!

He recalled the Tragic Moon Queen's instructions.

Sebastian said, "… That's because the scenery they see is different from what you see."

He looked around the beautiful world and continued, "This is a paradise exclusive to the elves. However, for you guys, it should be no different from falling into the Nether Realm, right?"

The adventurers were about to break down. "That's not a f*cking paradise. It's an illusion! Your compatriots are all bewitched by the illusion! Crazy! The people here have gone completely crazy! You're a demigod. Aren't you going to save your compatriots?!"

"Save…?"

Sebastian's voice contained a hint of despair. "There are so many people. Who can save them all?!"

With that said, Sebastian took two steps forward.

Thereafter, he saw the prosperous underground city behind the town.

On the old site of the Fremont Empire, the ground was hollowed out by an unknown existence and a hu

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