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Chapter 493 A good man

In the land of Aga today, the true believers are no longer persecuted as they were thousands of years ago. On the contrary, the three-eyed apes who have lived here for generations welcome the arrival of pilgrimage groups one after another. The three-eyed ape people either benefited a lot from the pilgrimage trips, or they also became members of the true religion.

The sect, which has been sponsored and has become richer than before, enjoys the enthusiasm in the land of Aga second only to that in the holy land.

Previously, because they were in a hurry to go to the Holy Land, the religious group did not stay too much in the land of Aga, but now it is different, they have already made a pilgrimage, and the religious group is not in a hurry to return to Calrond, and once in contact with the local people , they discovered how amiable the three-eyed apes who hated the true believers and persecuted the true believers in the history books are so amiable today. They are willing to listen to sermons and chant scriptures. Their knowledge of the scriptures is not inferior to some true believers who study hard. Those three-eyed apes are so friendly, so friendly that they seem to be making up random history books.

"Before I came, I thought those three-eyed ape-men would bark their teeth and claws at us and spout wild words like those in the history books."

Brother Gomo whispered to Wildo,

"Is this because the current king of Ajia is a human being?"

Three or four hundred years ago, the land of Aga fell into civil strife, and a human leader took advantage of this to lead his troops into Aga and established a foreign dynasty here. At that time, the stele sculptures I saw were engraved with today's human kings and queens.

"No, long before that, as the number of true believers increased, the royal family, nobles, and prophetic priests became more and more enlightened."

Wildo said based on his own observation:

"After all, it's been so long, thousands of years, people at that time have turned into loess, and hatred has also been wiped out.

Moreover, the land of Ajia has changed, and it is absolutely different from thousands of years ago. My godfather once read from a book that the land of Ajia was full of flat-roofed mud houses at that time. Now you see , are all pointed eaves, and there are special water storage pipes. This design was first created by humans.

Also, look over there, the stone slaves can walk side by side with the pure-blooded three-eyed ape-man. "

Ge Mu nodded, and seemed to agree with this view.

Compared with thousands of years ago, the land of Aga has changed a lot.

Despite being warmly welcomed in Aga, the order will eventually return to Karlrond, which is their hometown for most of the dwarves in the order.

Therefore, the religious group walked and stopped all the way, and Wildo was bored, so he settled down and wrote down the customs and customs of the land of Ajia, as well as the people and things he encountered along the way.

One day, the religious group came to a small town. According to the description in the manuscript by the person concerned, Wildo, it was an ordinary town with a little smell of fish and balsamic vinegar.

Most of the residents in the town are local hunters and farmers. They live their own lives in this corner. Although there are often tourists staying overnight, it does not damage the tranquility of the town.

The religious group stopped in the small town for a while, and the residents of the town entertained them, and they also helped the residents with some ceremonies, such as holding funerals for people, doing requiem ceremonies, and offering blessings to the farmland, just as they had done before. Do nothing different.

True believers accounted for about one-third of the town, which was one of the reasons why the religious group was entertained. Wildo asked several local true believers about their living conditions, and recorded it in the manuscript.

Wildo found that although the local true believers lived in this remote and peaceful place, they were very familiar with the scriptures and had an accurate understanding. Compared with their illiteracy, this is a rare and valuable thing.

So, Wildo asked them, who taught them so many things?

"A man who knows a lot."

True believers say,
"A good man is like a hermit, and he lives on the other side of the river, which is the end of the town."

Wildo continued to ask:
"How did you know him?"

A true believer replied:
"He came here some years ago, and it was a night when he knocked on my door and asked if he could stay the night, for God's sake, so I set out some straw and asked him to floor covering.

You know, in a poor place like ours, there are always chickens and ducks in the house, and he will always be woken up several times at night, sometimes making people uneasy, but he sleeps soundly.

When he got up the next day, he said that he would repay us and asked us what we wanted. After we discussed it, we asked him if he could draw, so he drew us a picture, and then he settled down like this When it came down, the mayor liked the painting even after seeing it, and said that the painting had a soul, and it was the story of the prophet Norn. "

Wildo heard this and asked again:
"So is he around now? We might want to meet him."

Another true believer replied:
"Of course it's still there. Most of the time, his side is quiet."

After hearing this, Wildo decided to ask the priest of the church. If possible, they wanted to visit the knowledgeable man.

When Wildo conveyed this idea to the priest of the order, the latter readily agreed and said that he would go and see it with Wildo.

After praying in the early morning of the next day, the mission priest and Wildo visited there, and they quickly saw the man's house, which was dilapidated and old, as if no one had repaired it for a long time, and the man At the door of the room, kneel down and pray.

The mission priest and Wildo had no intention of disturbing his prayer, so they stood in the distance and waited patiently. Because of the quietness of the morning, along with the breeze, the sound of the man's prayer reached Wildo's ears inside.

Wildo recorded his feelings at that time in the book, and he described: It was an old, even pedantic prayer, the words in it were too old, outdated, and the actions were not very standard , In the end, he didn't praise the thousand-year-old prophet Soramus. God, that was the prophet who blew the trumpet. Did he forget to praise it?

After the man prayed, Wildo and the priest of the order walked over. Since the two were wearing monk robes, the man quickly saw their identities.

He blessed them, and they blessed him, and after a short greeting,

At this time, Wildo wanted to show off his knowledge a little bit, he said:

"We heard you praying to the Lord just now. You are so devout and worship the gods. You must be a monk, but the only shortcoming is that those prayer words and actions really don't match your identity."

For this situation, Wildo himself described it like this: Although he has gone through all kinds of difficulties and dangers, but Wildo is not a perfect person, Wildo is still Wildo, he just became kinder, that’s all , but also enough.

(End of this chapter)