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Chapter 241 - 209: Fairy Amulet

Chapter 241: Chapter 209: Fairy Amulet

"Was this demon contract forced upon you by this cathedral, or should I say, by this priest?"

Unexpectedly, the women denied it again.

"No, we all signed it willingly. How could the church possibly force us?"

Jiang Xiao and his group were thoroughly dumbfounded.

We’re asking you what benefits you get from signing the contract?

But now it seems like it’s all side effects.

And you clearly don’t want to turn into demons, right?

Everyone couldn’t understand this at all and were deeply shocked at the same time.

Even someone with a mental illness like Jiang Xiao knows to seek good fortune and avoid disaster—how could these women not know?

"No, have you women lost your minds? What on earth are you trying to gain by signing this thing?"

Trying to gain...

A few women exchanged glances.

"Don’t you feel that, by signing such a contract, it makes us women more powerful?"

"That’s right, actually, under normal circumstances, we can control whether or not we want to turn into demons, but after we die... we can’t anymore."

Wang Defa?

The bearded man looked at the women, his eyes filled with confusion.

What sort of mentally deficient reasoning is this?

Even his neighbor, Uncle Obo, who has been paralyzed for fifteen years, couldn’t pull off such a stunt!

"Don’t you feel that this contract is like an amulet for us women?"

The woman added.

Amulet?

"Think about it, as long as we’re willing, we can turn ourselves into demons—who would dare mess with us then?"

"And..."

A girl glanced slyly at Jiang Xiao.

"With this contract, our punching is much better too—if it weren’t for meeting a few freaks like you."

This...

These people really have holes in their brains.

Even the mentally ill Jiang Xiao thought these women were just too insane.

"So that’s it, then I get it. Signing the contract seems really profitable indeed."

Hei Mei’s comment shocked Jiang Xiao and the others to the core once again.

The fuck?

Hei Mei, do you even know what you’re saying?

How do you get it? What the hell do you understand? Where is the profit?

Hei Mei, seeing the bearded man and Curly Hair’s puzzled looks, immediately explained to them.

"Ah, you’ve got to think from a girl’s perspective."

Sorry.

We can’t understand it from any perspective.

Sign a contract and then transform into an emotionless demon?

Then, within a few hours, you’re completely erased from the world?

What for?

We’d understand if you got a magic wand and transformed into a Balala Little Magical Fairy.

Or if you used an Armor Hero summoner to call forth the Earth Tiger Armor—we’d get that.

But doesn’t this demon contract simply stack harms without a single benefit?

"No, no, no, you’re looking at it from the wrong angle."

Hei Mei actually spoke up righteously for these women: "You only see the part about becoming a demon, but what about before the transformation?"

Curly Hair was somewhat perplexed: "Before the transformation, isn’t this so-called contract just a piece of junk? No different from ordinary people. Put simply, this contract only has side effects!"

Faced with Curly Hair’s response, Hei Mei said "NO" three times.

"Too narrow-minded, you’re thinking too small. If I signed this contract, who would dare to annoy me after that? What if I got angry and turned into a demon and killed all of you—what could you do then?"

Several girls looked at Hei Mei with a knowing gaze; obviously, they thought the same.

Everyone:...

Harm the enemy 800, self-harm 1000?

Putting aside whether you can kill the enemy after turning into this demon, you’re definitely a goner yourself.

The bearded man and Curly Hair nodded in agreement.

"We seem to understand what you mean, but I’m sorry, I still can’t accept it, nor can I understand it."

Simply put,

these women sold themselves to demons.

All they got was an amulet that made others "dare not provoke" them.

No, no, no.

But thinking like this, these women are really sick in the head.

And it’s not hard to tell through their crazy talk; they’re all seriously ill.

The contract signing took place at the Romia Cathedral...

That place is definitely not right.

This contract must have some major issues, but I will only know what they are when I get there.

"By the way, what exactly does awakener mean? You just said the curly-haired one is a physical-type awakener and can’t kill demons?"

Regarding Awakeners, Da Yong had asked Martha and the others in Morro Town.

But they only knew the basics, not very clear on the details.

"Some are born demon hunters, some are mercenaries, some assassins... Regarding Awakeners, we common folk don’t know much, but one thing is for sure, some Awakeners are very effective against demons!"

These women probably didn’t lie; they probably don’t know much about Awakeners either.

"So, as a physical-type Awakener, I can’t kill demons?"

Curly looked at his blade and couldn’t help feeling a bit disappointed.

"That’s not necessarily true. Some powerful physical-type Awakeners can easily take down demons, even faster than some special demon-conquering Awakeners!"

When the woman said this, Da Yong and the two others subconsciously glanced at Jiang Xiao.

It seemed the guy in front of them might be able to forcefully kill anomalies.

"Jiang Xiao, what should we do? These women, should we..."

Da Yong spoke halfway and then made a throat-slitting gesture.

Several women:...

You could just say it to our face; that gesture is superfluous.

"Emm, we’re after money, not lives, Xi Tang, you decide what to do with them; I’ll leave this matter to you."

Having said that, Jiang Xiao returned to the ox cart.

Although they might become demons in the future, he still felt it was inappropriate to kill them now.

One can be brutal but shouldn’t be so bloodthirsty.

Considering that these women said that 85% of the women in this world have signed this contract, if they were to kill them all, when would it end?

And these "anomalies" are obviously very weird, way too weak to spark any interest...

Jiang Xiao guessed their strength was at most comparable to Mu Xitang’s grandpa, who’d been paralyzed in bed for years.

And the common people of this world have actually accepted the existence of these demon women.

Both sides have fallen into a strange equilibrium.

"Jiang Xiao, how should we deal with this demon woman?"

Curly pointed at the demon woman who was struggling to get up again and asked Jiang Xiao.

"Weren’t you just asking if physical force can kill her? How about this, after we arrive at the station, throw her into the locomotive and see if the impact can do her in."

Demon woman:...

How about we negotiate, and next time, you be the demon?

Other women:...

It turns out that under the impact of several thousand tons, demons don’t stand a chance either, just turned into mist...

"Is that all the rules on the high-speed rail amount to?"

Da Yong stared at the surrounding women, who were all nodding submissively, and voiced the soul-searching question.

Dragon Country barrage: ????

[I have to report Da Yong for flexing, anyone gonna deal with him?]

[Could it be that spending time with Jiang is increasing his baseless confidence?]

[Heh, haven’t you guys noticed? The conductor, the attendant, the security, they are all women, yet with such a commotion in the train car, they still haven’t intervened...]

[Yeah, according to normal kaidan logic, everyone on the train should be anomalies, so why haven’t they attacked Jiang Xiao?]

[You see, lad, you’re too young, it’s normal not to understand.]

[???]

[Can someone explain, bro, I really don’t get it.]

[Eh, you think the ten thousand gold Jiang Xiao gave before boarding was for nothing? Kaidan isn’t all about fighting and killing; there’s a world of human sentiment too, bro!]

[Holy moly, I never dreamed I’d see exchange of favors in a creepy story like Analog Horror...]

[Da Yong actually helping out Jiang Xiao? Seriously, I’m tearing up.]

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