The Ordinary Me is Worshipped as a Deity by the Extraordinary Them-Chapter 70

For a long period of time when Su Li’s mental capabilities were forcibly reduced, the raven suffered a tragic wall-pinning treatment.

The commotion caused by Cyril was too loud, and the others quickly reacted and rushed upstairs, only to see Su Li being shielded by Cyril.

The devastation of his attire, the emptiness and confusion on his face, was enough to make the discovering people’s hearts skip a beat, and their brains were instantly dominated by the thought of killing the raven.

“What did you do to Lord Su Li?!” Egbert quickly stepped up the stairs and saw the stiffly rigid Su Li standing behind Cyril.

Seeing the unspeakable scene of Su Li in the early morning, he clearly looked like he had lost his mind.

Egbert first went blank, and then directly charged in fury.

The raven was pinned down by its hands, and its head was grabbed by Egbert and pressed against the wall, but the whole raven didn’t react at all.

Lan Zhe, who also stepped onto the second floor, saw this inexplicable scene and immediately narrowed his eyes, emanating a murderous aura.

“How did you get in here?”

In this moment, with Su Li’s personal safety as the bottom line for consideration, Lan Zhe had already planned how to arm Su Li to the teeth.

But the raven in question…

Completely didn’t understand what they were concerned about.

In the raven’s heart, no matter what its appearance was, its essence was still just the raven that had changed form. It was still the same crow, the only difference being that this form was more convenient for speaking human language.

So the raven directly followed its inner questioning, in the captive posture of having its face pressed against the wall, staring with its pitch-black eyes, and honestly said, “I don’t think I need to hide my identity all the time.”

The previous desire to hide was just to observe more conveniently, and after the observation conclusion was drawn, the raven was very glad that it was a level 9 monster beast, because this would allow it to have a more equal dialogue with Su Li.

“So even if I transformed into a human without your permission, this is a choice based on my self-awareness, and you have no right to stop me,” the raven’s tone was remarkably calm.

And Egbert’s mind instantly flashed: This person’s way of speaking is a bit like Lord Su Li’s usual style…

The next second, he became even more furious.

“Do you think you can ignore the evil of your actions like this?!”

Imitating a crime, is even more heinous.

“You are simply heinous, daring to appear before Lord Su Li in such a posture. Your evil is comparable to… comparable to stuffing the socks of the God of Light into the mouth of the God of Light!”

Although Egbert no longer believes in gods now, this analogy is enough to see that his brain is completely occupied by the desire to kill… kill the raven.

“Bastard, go to hell!” Egbert said impatiently, and pressed the raven’s head against the wall again.

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Next to him, Lan Zhe narrowed his eyes and watched for a long time, then discovered the fluctuations of dark elements on the raven, he pondered for a while, and the dangerous eyes he had narrowed earlier were now fully opened.

“Are you the raven that transformed?”

Except for Su Li, everyone in the building knows that the raven that stands on the hanging painting every day as a mascot is actually a level 9 monster beast that fights with Egbert.

The raven may have stayed in this small building out of some interest in certain qualities possessed by Su Li, but this does not negate its inherent dangerousness.

The reason why other races are different is that they are destined to not be naturally trusted by another race.

Most of the people in the building maintain an attitude of needing to be vigilant, but not needing to give too much attention.

That is to say, as long as the raven does not actively cause trouble, it is just a normal raven that was rescued by Su Li.

It’s just that it seems they have been negligent.

“What did you say?” Egbert couldn’t believe it and asked Lan Zhe, glancing at Lan Zhe while continuing to ram the raven’s head against the wall.

At a glance, Su Li even found that there were the vague outlines of this mysterious man’s profile on the wall of the small building.

Ah, another gorilla.

When this sentiment appeared, he suddenly felt that the early morning discovery of a shirtless man in the room was not that terrifying after all.

After all, if Egbert used this kind of force to press on Su Li’s skull… the skull would be shattered, and it would be considered a basic injury.

Similarly, a stranger who can withstand such injury and still calmly communicate, if he really wanted to harm Su Li before this, Su Li might not even have the chance to see the sun today.

Su Li calmed down, and even had the heart to soothe the raging Egbert.

“Although I don’t know who he is, I haven’t encountered anything too bad.” Su Li glanced at the indignant Cyril and sighed helplessly, “You don’t have to imagine me as a pitiful victim.”

“You should know that every person I’ve encountered so far has never physically harmed me. At most, they’ll just use some useless, worthless verbal attacks.”

Lan Zhe was hit by an arrow in the knee.

Cyril felt ashamed for his previous inappropriate remarks about Su Li having no elemental affinity, so his gaze also became evasive.

Only Egbert.

He was burning with rage, and even his eyebrows were forcefully expressing his anger. Hearing this, he shouted loudly, “Tell me which idiots dared to say such things in front of you. I guarantee they won’t see tomorrow’s sun, just like this damn man, no, just like this damn raven, I’ll make sure he dies!”

Lan Zhe coughed awkwardly and said, “In my opinion, the key point of Su Li’s words is that he hasn’t been harmed.”

But Egbert didn’t listen.

He was in the attitude of “I don’t care what you think, I think what I think.” He grabbed the raven’s hands with one hand and pressed its head, slamming it against the wall several times. He then looked coldly at the raven, whose head had only a shallow red mark from the treatment.

Egbert coldly said, “Ignorance is a sin.”

“Just because Lord Su Li is willing to be tolerant towards the ignorant, it doesn’t mean the mistakes made by the ignorant are not mistakes.”

At these words, not only Lan Zhe and Cyril felt a heaviness in their hearts, but the raven also vaguely had a sense that it might have truly done something wrong.

“I…” the raven wanted to explain, but limited by the words coming out, it didn’t know how to describe it.

But Egbert, who now knows the raven is that foolish crow, coldly provided a solution.

“I will provide you with a complete set of clothes, then, shall we go to the suburbs and fight?”

Egbert released the hand that was still gripping the raven.

Of course Su Li is fine, no one knows better than Egbert how sharp his gaze is towards Su Li, unaware of his own magnifying glass.

Su Li has no injuries, his hair is only soft and fluffy due to sleep, and the pants torn by a sharp object naturally point to the raven’s claws.

The damage to the clothes is not a big deal, there are plenty of people willing to take care of all of Su Li’s future clothes, so Egbert’s focus has always been on the fact that the raven frightened Su Li.

And the fact that the raven spent the night in Su Li’s room without the others noticing.

This fact made Egbert burn with jealousy, but having been influenced by Su Li for a long time, Egbert himself is not the kind of person whose emotions will completely suppress his rationality, so he is still fine.

But what if the raven might have also harmed Su Li in a way that even Egbert couldn’t judge?

So the people present could all feel the violent fluctuations of Egbert’s emotions.

Even if he now looks like he can rationally provide clothes for the raven and even take the raven to the suburbs where the battle, even if earth-shattering, won’t easily affect the city.

But that doesn’t mean Egbert is still rational now.

The urge to destroy something is completely uncontrollable, and the rationality that should have been shattered without leaving a trace is forcibly controlling him, making sure he can’t let this idea erupt in front of Su Li.

Egbert is enduring it painfully.

Su Li could see his clenched fists trembling, his eyes wide open, even exposing the whites around the blue irises.

For Su Li, the fact that the raven transformed into human form, which was revealed in the words of others, is completely less valuable than Egbert’s emotional state at the moment.

So he won’t stop it.

Even if at that moment, knowing that the words he said yesterday were understood by a bird with normal human intelligence, Su Li couldn’t help but want to have the idea of silencing it.

But rationality still exists.

Su Li sighed, then tugged at his constantly wind-blown pants, deeply feeling that even with a great wizard’s soul age, he could hardly endure the weight.

He exhaled and looked at Egbert with a calm and clear gaze, then said calmly, “Don’t get injured too seriously.”

But everyone knows that this will only become Egbert’s reason to fight even more desperately.

But everyone also knows that with just a change of a few words, a life-or-death battle can find a way to turn around.

Egbert’s scorching emotions seemed to be doused with a bucket of cold water and quickly calmed down.

After the raven finally put on the clothes, before Egbert went towards the suburbs, he didn’t forget to assure Su Li, “I’ll definitely be the winner.”

As for the raven, it opened its mouth, but ultimately swallowed back the “impossible” it wanted to say.

Afterwards, while eating breakfast, Su Li felt the tremors coming from the ground, and thought: With this level of combat power, how can he erase the concept that as long as he doesn’t suddenly die, he is still in a safe environment, from his heart?

He couldn’t do it.

“Maybe people are contradictory beings who will directly accept their views as abnormal when they know it, and then judge that such views will not harm themselves and others.”

Su Li decided on the spot, flaws are flaws, he won’t change them.

When putting down the bowl and chopsticks, Su Li could even say in a calm tone amidst the worried gazes of the others, “After all, the people who can survive in this crazy world are all a bit obsessive.”

Lan Zhe, who had habitually started writing, also understood at this moment why Egbert was always making extended interpretations of Su Li’s words.

After all…

—The ones who can survive in this world are all crazy.