I Can Copy Curses

Chapter 423 423. You can die

On the screen that appeared before them was a floating castle. The castle was enclosed in a giant bubble of some sort, making it appear very mysterious.

Orion's eyes widened when he saw it.

The scene soon changed, showing three kids, about eighteen years old, training in the garden. One was using lightning bolts, shaping them into different forms, while the other two were teleporting here and there, with one of the two also trying to create a sword out of space and void.

They were all happily training when one of them suddenly stopped. It was the kid practicing different forms of teleportation. He paused and looked down at the ground for a moment before spreading his hands toward the other two.

The other two figures were immediately drawn to his hands as he held them by their necks.

"Ron! What are you doing?" Famir shouted, feeling the grip on his neck tighten.

"Have you gone mad or what?" Ryfin also shouted angrily.

Ron smiled at both of them and said, "I've had enough of you two. You can die now." With those words, he crushed their necks.

Ryfin and Famir died, their eyes wide at that moment.

"No! Tell me this is wrong! Tell me this is a lie!" Orion shouted at the old man, his eyes red. Tears fell as he looked at the old man with hatred. "You did this! You killed them."

The old man sighed. "I didn't do anything, and this is live footage. What you saw was Ron killing Ryfin and Famir."

Orion clenched his fists and glared at the old man with incomparable hatred. "No! It's all your fault. You created this world, you created this situation, you made me believe in Ron. Aghhh!" he shouted and raged at the old man.

"Huh? I told you this old man is a fraud," Orion sneered with red eyes. If he could, he would kill this old man right here and now to end it all. End this stupid world.

"Some things are bound to happen, like your deaths. Even if I knew, I couldn't stop it," the old man replied calmly.

"What about you, Mark? How did you die?" Orion asked him.

Mark frowned and looked down. "I killed myself," he said quietly.

Orion was shocked at Mark's words, and so was Mei Lin.

"Why would you do that?" Orion asked.

"I don't want to talk about it," Mark replied, looking gloomily at Orion. "Just know that it wasn't an impulsive decision. I thought a lot about it before doing it."

"See that?" the old man said calmly. "If someone is destined to die, then no matter how or when, they would die, even if doing the simplest thing. Death is constant; no one can change that."

"No one can change that?" Orion mocked. "If you had just let me go there instead of letting me watch my friends die, then I'm very sure I could have changed that. I could have saved my friends from dying, but no, you just had to set an example by letting them die."

He shook his head. "Now I'm starting to wonder if I should help you or not, if I should help the humans or not," he said, looking at the old man. "What do you think, old man? What should I do?"

"You can die." The old man smiled and snapped his fingers, and Orion exploded into pieces.

Mark and Mei Lin were shocked when they saw that and immediately backed away from the old man.