Chapter 426: Humans, How Can You Go Up Without Your Wings? (1/2)

Chapter 426: Hus?

“—Let’s continue” Annan was unwavering in his eyes

It would be too naive to think this was enough to intimidate him

He hadcould turn him back

It was just a choice between death and pain Wasn’t that what life was all about?

Danton still did not show up

The scene in front of Annan’s eyes changed again

This ti disturbing noises

When Annan opened his eyes again, he realized that he had entered a dark world that looked like a colossal pen holder There were densely packed huht source

At the sa a thin rope

The rope see

Annan see

He looked down and saw that there were stillthe slender rope

The crowd gave off an impression of Detective Conan’s silhouettes [1] Annan was unable to discern their gender and age What he could see were dense silhouettes gathered under hi the honey

Annan did not react at first

But after looking down at this familiar scene, Annan realized in the blink of an eye

Is this “The Spider’s Thread” by Akutagawa Ryunosuke [2]?

“I see” Annan had understood the basic rules of the current fear fraghtmare, he realized what the fear involved

It was either a savior’s or forerunner’s “despairs of ignorant mortals”, or “desperation to fail when one step away froe when he broke the spider thread or see Annan’s despair when he clihest point and saw the spider thread suddenly break

“Ah…” Annan burst out laughing

He shouted at the bottom of his throat, “Those below me, be careful!

“If you continue to cli the warning, Annan ignored the people who followed

Instead, he just focused on clihtmare was the spider thread, Annan was not Gandhara

He would naturally give the people at the bottom a chance, and it was not ht to cli their light of hope if they did not go down on purpose or hindered others

—Even if their dooathered

Annan did not order theht to do so

Annan knehat he should, could, and needed to do

These people were not his subordinates or his servants Annan was not their savior, their parent, or their master

Annan did not have to crawl out of this hell, either He did not have such a strong desire

Instead, he did what he was supposed to do

Going up was better than going down

Thus, he climbed up

If Annan fell with the crowd, it was their fate brought about by their choices

Annan would love to see others pay the price of their stupidity… or rather, retribution

However, he would never interfere

That was because he should not be their retribution

Annan looked up at the light, crawling intently on the spider thread

Unsurprisingly, the spider thread snapped when Annan was nearing the top, just as he had expected

Many people fell back into the abyss

Annan was no exception

When falling in the air, Annan’s ht, “Ah, I failed”

“Can I get out of this fear like that?” While Annan kept falling back into the abyss, he did not lose any health points

He fell into the stench of blood, and a thought suddenly appeared in his mind:

Now, a second has passed

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