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Chapter 679 Eden’s Death Penalty

Fahola also felt confused at the moment. Suddenly, Timian told him that Iden, who murdered the king, and Iden, who was suspected of being the messenger, were actually the same person. Anyone who heard this for the first time would think that this was just the same person. It's an ordinary family name with the same name, but God's ingenious arrangement makes everything become complicated and confusing.

"Great Elder, I beg you in the name of my godson, my father, go and kill Eden! He must be the messenger of the two gods! Even if Prince Devine is angered by this, how can the secular power Compared with the purity of the soul, besides, Prince Devine is a true believer. No matter how angry he is, he will not do anything to you. After rescuing Eden, we quickly leave the country and go to Deschanel or If we go somewhere else, we have plenty of time to prepare carriages and ships."

Timian held Fahola's calf and begged in an extremely sincere tone.

The other monks present heard Timian's words, and they immediately started to quarrel and argued again in front of Faholah. Some people believed that it was necessary to rescue Iden, not only because he was most likely innocent, but also because he was suspected of being a god. messenger, but some people don't think so, thinking that rescuing Iden will put the Fahora sect in danger.

Timian kept hugging Fahola's calf. The gray-haired old man fell into deep thought and confusion. He could not make up his mind and could not make up his mind.

Of course Faholah doesn't want to see Iden die. In his opinion, even if Iden does not accept their teachings, so what, the truth will be revealed sooner or later, and there will eventually be two masters of the world. , true believers always walk on different roads, but they can always reach the same end point.

"Kings of kings, what do you want me to do?"

Fahola muttered to himself blankly.

In his heart, he really wanted to rescue Eden.

If you want to rescue Eden, you must offend Prince Devine.

Fahola's greatest support is the true believers in the royal city. When they unite and twist into a rope, they can gather huge power.

However, relying on the power of true believers alone is not enough, far from it. Even in the context of Cassius V taking the lead in conversion, only 20% of the people in the entire royal city are true believers, while the rest are They are pagans who believe in the gods, led by the old nobles.

Because of this, this kind of power must have a name. This name must be supported not only by true believers, but also by pagans who believe in the gods.

If this name is not just and fair enough, then the true believers will only be surrounded and suppressed as thugs. Even if Prince Devine wants to defend them (he may not defend them), they will still shed blood as they are unarmed. into a river.

Fahola slowly put his hands together, feeling confused in his heart.

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"Big mistake, it was a big mistake for Devane to capture him!"

In the busy market in the lower city, a dwarf priest stood on a simple wooden platform, holding a piece of letter in his hand.

"This is written by the prophet. The prophet Silan has already known this from God. He must be saved and will be saved. He is the person valued by the prophet!"

Verdo declared loudly and kept waving the letter in his hand. He had been running for Eden for several days. At this moment, even if he pretended to be a prophet in front of everyone, his face was not red and his heart was not beating.

Although he still felt guilty and prayed for God's forgiveness, he knew that he had to do this.

Some well-informed true believers who were engaged in business quickly recognized the identity of Verdo and knew that this man was the one who had seen the prophet.

These true believers immediately gave propaganda and testimonies for Verdo. After a while, many civilians were attracted to the market. Various rumors spread and became more and more outrageous. Many people said that Verdo was the prophet's son. A spokesman or a servant of the prophet. "Not long ago, some people applauded Eden's death. Is he really innocent?"

"No matter whether he is innocent or not, the important thing is that he is a person valued by the prophet."

"I heard that he is a knight of His Highness Althea. What a kind Highness that is."

"How could that knight of His Highness murder the king?!"

Many of the civilians who gathered around had received Althea's favor, and even knew Eden, who distributed food. His experience caused widespread controversy among both true believers and pagans. pity.

Seeing this scene, Verdo understood that sympathy alone was not enough. People would not act because of temporary sympathy.

So he continued to shout:

"We must save him and let the prince let him go. He must be innocent, and more innocent than any of us. He has given you many favors, but he does not expect anything in return. Where have you ever seen such a thing? What about people? Yes, it is this kind of person who will be valued by the prophet. If he is in trouble and we don’t rescue him, God will have to rescue him. Don’t you know that the ancient kingdom of Logos was destroyed? ?"

Then, Verdo recounted what happened to the Ancient Kingdom of Logos, and when he just finished speaking, a large group of guards squeezed through the crowd and surrounded them.

Such a loud movement in the market successfully alerted not only the guards, but also the royal family.

The guards rushed onto the stage and kicked Verdo off. They drove them away while shouting:

"See if this prophet's letter gives you strength!"

"Come on, show us a miracle!"

"Just see what miracles he can do!"

In full view of the crowd, Verdo was driven down. People stared at him with wide eyes, concentrating on him and not daring to move away for a moment. They were waiting for some miracle from Verdo.

However, what is disappointing is that even though the rumors were miraculous, the man who had seen the prophet could not show any miracles. He was just pressed away by the guards without any ability to fight back in the whole process.

As Verdo's figure disappeared from everyone's eyes, the people who gathered looked at me and I looked at you. Amidst the noise, the guards came over with weapons in hand and drove them away. They dispersed in a hurry.

After the people were driven away, a man who looked like a guard captain took a piece of paper with the royal seal and posted it on the bulletin board.

Some people went over to take a look. After a long discussion about the title of the prince and the right to rule the country, the main content was only a short sentence:

Under the witness of God and after a fair and just trial by the royal family, Eden confessed to his crime of murdering the king. Here, in the name of the royal family and in accordance with the Osenko Penal Code, this man was sentenced to death and executed in public.

(End of this chapter)