Chapter 2893 The Ghost of Destruction

Being asked so persistently by her, I was embarrassed to be perfunctory, so I put my chin on my hand and forced myself to recall it for a while. After a while, my eyes lit up and I patted my thigh: "Hey, I remembered it!"

Under the expectant looks of Shilok and Di Ruji, I slowly took off my left gauntlet and removed the bandages layer by layer. After a while, I could clearly see the black and red lines underneath through the thin bandage. .

Seeing this scene, Shilok was shocked: "This is..."

"Kazan Syndrome!" Di Ruiji said in a deep voice.

Hearing this, I froze in my movements, looked back from left to right, and said, "Do you know about Kazan Syndrome?"

Di Ruiji nodded slowly and heavily, and Shilok's expression became serious: "You know, I was severely injured by the dark elf with this disease."

"It can severely injure you. Thinking about it, this disease must be very serious. It should have the effect of greatly improving your strength, right?" I asked while staring into Sirok's eyes.

Sirocco was silent for a few seconds and nodded slightly: "Yes, it can enhance the owner's strength, but at the same time, it can also swallow up the owner's sanity. It is a double-edged sword."

"Have you - have you seen many patients with Kazan Syndrome?" I continued to slowly remove the bandage while asking.

Dirich's answer was succinct: "Many."

Shilok also nodded, agreeing with Di Ruiji's words.

"Since there are many, I would like to ask you two, have you ever seen a patient with Kazan Syndrome with this kind of physical characteristics?"

I slowly took off the last layer of gauze.

In an instant, densely packed strange symbols appeared in front of them.

The first reaction of Shilok and Di Ruji after seeing the symbol was to be stunned, and then they jumped up from the ground and jumped far away.

Sirocco hid directly behind a tree, while Derich couldn't even maintain his human form and instantly turned into countless black mist, hiding under the thick grass blades.

I was stunned by the reaction of the two people. After a long while, I finally came to my senses. I raised my left arm, flicked it twice, and gently wiped the sweat stains on it clean. While wiping it, I said: "I said you two , What are you going to do with such a big reaction?"

However, even though I teased them in a teasing tone, the two women still refused to show up. I had no choice but to wrap my left arm again layer by layer with damp gauze and put on the gauntlet.

After doing all this, the two women came back to me, but their beautiful eyes were always staring at my left arm as if they were on guard against perversion.

"Is it necessary to be so exaggerated?" I wondered whether I should laugh or cry.

Beside him, Shilok suddenly let out an extremely weird and trembling laugh, which made me feel uncomfortable all over.

Seeing that Shilok didn't look sick, I had no choice but to ask Di Ruiji, "Is she okay?"

"It's okay," Di Ruiji replied mechanically.

This voice was completely different from the usual Di Ruigi. It was mechanical and emotionless, just like a manufactured robot.

"Uh" After hesitating for a moment, I tentatively asked, "Are you okay?"

"It's okay," Di Ruiji replied mechanically.

"It's over. Something's wrong with both of them. What should we do?"

Just when I was at a loss, Di Ruiji finally came to her senses. She waved her hand to me and said, "Don't worry, Shilok and I are fine. It was just now."

"What happened just now?" I asked nervously: "Is it an old disease that suddenly relapsed?"

"No, there is no old disease. I don't have any old disease, it's just the one on your left arm."

"Ghost-drawing talisman?" I blurted out, but then I realized that there was something wrong with this description, so I added: "Ancient writing?"

"Oh, it's just ancient writing, I'm scared."

"Are you scared?" I frowned and tilted my head, looking confused.

"Ah" Di Ruigi admitted honestly.

"Pfft" I couldn't help laughing.

"why are you laughing?"

"Your joke is quite interesting," I said with a smile, "It's just some ancient words, but it can scare you. Do you think this joke is funny or not?"

"Haha" Di Ruiji laughed dryly and murmured, "It's quite funny."

"This... this is not Kazan Syndrome!"

Beside him, Shilok suddenly made a surprising statement.

I:? ? ?

"This isn't Kazan Syndrome, what is it?" I said with a smile, "Is it really a ghost painting?"

"Shirlock is right," Di Ruiji said suddenly, "This is indeed not Kazan Syndrome."

"Are you making fun of me too?" I frowned, slightly dissatisfied.

"I'm not making fun of you, but I'm stating the facts," Derich said. "Kazan syndrome is not a disease, but a curse. It is called a syndrome only because it looks like a disease."

"Curse?" I asked curiously.

"Yes," Derich said, "If I remember correctly, Kazan Syndrome is a curse that only appeared during the reign of goblins, and the reason for the curse was the anger of Kazan, the ghost god of destruction."

I was confused when I heard this: "The ghost of destruction? What the hell? Is there really a ghost?"

"There are indeed ghosts and gods," Di Ruiji said, "but they are not common."

"So, what is Kazan?"

"Kazan?" Derich thought for a moment and said in a deep voice, "He is the general of the Peros Empire."

"Peros Empire?" I was confused.

"It's just a country with average strength in ancient times."

Based on his own historical knowledge, Di Ruiji popularized relevant knowledge about Kazan to me.

Kazan, as Di Ruiji said, was a general of the Peruvian Empire with fairly average strength in ancient times.

It's just that this general's experience is very unusual. He is brave and good at fighting, and he must be at the forefront of every battle. He is unparalleled in bravery. However, such a general cannot escape the darkness of the political arena in the end and becomes a victim of the nobles and the king.

It is said that he died unjustly. Before he died, he was forced to witness every member of his family die in front of him. The huge hatred turned into infinite destructive power and completely overwhelmed him.

After his execution, his soul transformed into a ghost due to the combined effects of great injustice and destructive power.

Since then, the world has lost a general named Kazan, but has gained a ghost and god who controls the power of destruction.

"Did his transformation happen in ancient times?" I asked curiously.

"Yes," Di Ruiji said, "That's what it says in the record."

"Then why didn't Kazan Syndrome spread in ancient times?"

"That's because there are elves and goblins alive."

"I went just because of elves and goblins, and even ghosts and gods had to live an ignoble existence?" I thought it was a bit incredible. After all, ghosts and gods should be supernatural beings.

Di Ruiji stared at me for a moment and said slowly: "Did you misunderstand something? Do you think ghosts and gods are special groups that exist independently and transcend nature and life?"