only god

Chapter 99 Bazel, do you understand God, or do I understand God?

The nobles of the Kingdom of Logos often held banquets, and this trend spread to all corners of the world, soaking into the lives of the nobles.

However, the famous nobles will not associate with the lowly ones, and the lesser nobles also have their own circles.

And those nobles who are not valued and notorious have no choice but to hold their own banquets.

The illegitimate son Bandy is naturally that kind of nobleman.

And at one of the banquets, the illegitimate son Bendy met an unusual person.

Orenmo.

King Sabor's bloodline, his father is the eldest son of King Saber.

In the past, King Jarestau pardoned the eldest son of King Sabor, so the blood of King Sabor survived.

At the banquet, Ben Dizai carefully observed the character named Orenmo.

The sensibility of the illegitimate child told him that Orenmo should not be taken lightly.

Bendy found Orenmo and had a long talk with him.

Irritable, irritable, yet calm as he should be, with a strong body, his father's cowardice did not leave traces on Orenmo's body, but King Sabo's heroism was engraved in his character.

The more Bendi observed, the more he felt that Orenmo was unusual.

He is determined to make friends with Orenmo.

At first, Bandy worried that his illegitimate child status would attract discrimination, but to his surprise, Orenmo had a good chat with him.

The reason is that they have a common... enemy.

Seoyoung, the eldest son of King Doroe and heir to the kingdom.

In addition, Bendi also captured some useful information from Orenmo's few words.

For example... In fact, among those famous nobles, there are still those who are loyal to the blood of King Sabo.

And King Sabo's bloodline... never seems to have thought about giving up the throne of the king in the palace.

In the eyes of Orenmo, King Alesto and his son King Dorio are two despicable usurpers.

During this banquet, Bendy's greatest achievement was getting acquainted with Orenmo.

After many years, there will be a storm of destruction that will sweep the entire kingdom.

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In a blink of an eye,
Another 20 years passed.

The house of the poet.

Bazel repeatedly read the engraved version of "Book of Two Kings".

He went to the stone tablet engraved with history books and carved it himself on a stone slab.

In the past 100 years, Bazel has witnessed the birth of the law, and the kind-hearted poet can't help feeling excited about it.

The law is the bottom line of morality, and the emergence of the law means that the Logos people have an insurmountable boundary.

For Bazel, the law is the boundary between good and evil, justice, and the coagulation of goodness that comes from the depths of each person's soul.

"The law is, generally, the good."

Bazel reached out and stroked a child's head.

It was a three-eyed ape-man, a child of Elder Salas's tribe, named Ram.

Ram has a strong build and is the most athletic of his peers, but he has a sweet face and is very likable.

When Bazel visited the three-eyed ape-man before, Ram pestered Bazel many times, asking him to teach him about the Logos, and he wanted to become Bazel's disciple.

Two years ago, Ram got his wish and lived in Bazel's house.

"These things are the laws in the mouth of your elves?"

Ram grabbed Bazel's hand and asked, pointing to the slate in his hand.

Bazel nodded slightly and smiled.

"Law, how great."

Bazel educated the three-eyed ape-man.

Ram listened patiently.

Compared with the Logos people, Bazel prefers to get along with such simple and kind three-eyed apes.

Bazel put the slate in Ram's hand, and said:
"After reading it, I'll go out and walk."

Ram nodded, held the "Book of Two Kings" in his palm, and began to read it word by word.

Bazel walked out of the room and walked slowly towards the law garden.

Although there is still no priest in the law garden to accept this stuttering poet, Bazel will still go to the law garden.

He likes the feeling of walking in the law garden, walking in the law garden is like walking on the road that the prophet Al once walked.

Bazel walked through the square of the king's capital. He raised his eyes and saw that the square was full of Logos people a hundred years ago, but now there are many three-eyed apes.

They were employed by the Logos nobles as servants, farmers or trackers.

Bazel saw those three-eyed apes with a little worry in their eyes.

Compared with the Logos people, the three-eyed ape-men are not welcomed in the kingdom. They work in menial jobs, suffer discrimination, and are not allowed to return to the tribe at will.

Three-eyed ape people are like... slaves.

Bazel came to the law garden.

All the priests of the Garden of Law gathered around the altar, either standing or sitting, sometimes with their palms raised, sometimes with their arms arched...Bazel looked at this, and the priests were obviously arguing about something important.

Bazel wanted to go straight past them,

but……

"Have you heard? The power of prophecy of those three-eyed ape-men..."

A priest's voice was so loud that Bazel could hear it.

Bazel immediately raised his pointed ears, he realized something, and hurriedly walked over cautiously.

Why are they talking about the prophetic power of the three-eyed ape-man?

The priests did not notice Bazel's approach, and they were engaged in a heated discussion.

"Did you know? The New Kingdom over the sea knows about the three-eyed ape-man!"

A priest said hurriedly.

"What's wrong? Is there a problem?"

"I heard...Prince Ruiying saw the slate sent by the narwhal, and directly... ordered someone to smash it to pieces."

The priest lowered his voice a bit, but Bazel could still hear clearly,

"Ailu, maybe... maybe the words in the slate..."

The priest named Ailu was a middle-aged priest, and he understood what the priest was saying.

"Do you mean that King Tertullian objects to the removal of the Three-eyed Ape-man into the kingdom?"

It was not Ailu who spoke, but another priest who was carefree.

"Of course I will object, but King Tertullian... is extremely disgusted with slavery."

The priest paused and continued:
"I heard that Prince Ruiying engraved the idea of ​​enslaving the Three-eyed Ape-man and using his power of prophecy on the stone tablet sent to King Deltullian."

When he heard this, Bazel's eyes suddenly widened. He turned his head and looked at the speaking priest in disbelief.

Enslaved the Three-Eyed Ape-Man.

This... What the hell is going on here? !
Priest Ailu said at this time:

"I've also heard...King Doloo seems to intend...to permanently buy the free body of the three-eyed ape-man. There are already many servants of the three-eyed ape-man in the court. Of course, these are just rumors."

Another priest looked at Priest Ailu in astonishment, and he asked:
"Is this true? But... aren't they as rational as us? Hundreds of years ago, King Alesto returned the free bodies of all the children of God in the name of God..."

At this time, an old priest who was sitting stood up.

Seeing him, all the priests fell silent, the old priest was obviously quite prestigious, he said:

"Don't forget, what King Jalesto returned was the free body of the Son of God, and only we are endowed with reason by God.

And those three-eyed apes, they believe in the so-called prophecy god Cargaus, they are a group of heretics, they are not the sons of gods.

Believe in our great god, it would be nice to see us make the race of other gods the cornerstone of our kingdom. "

"No! God won't allow it!"

Bazel couldn't bear it anymore at this moment, he shouted sharply.

This time, he didn't stutter.

The priests were startled, and turned their heads one by one to look at Bazel.

The old priest was interrupted, his brows were filled with anger, and he looked at Bazel with anger in his eyes.

Suddenly meeting so many gazes, Bazel was a little stage frightened, and he couldn't help but took a few steps back.

"Bazel, do you understand the gods, or do I, Dorias, understand the gods?"

The old priest Dorias stared at the stuttering poet.

When Dorias was young, he was the teacher of Prince Ruiying. He taught the heir to the kingdom the rules of the world in the garden and various matters of sacrifice. There is no doubt that he was deeply trusted by Ruiying, so he knew far more than The other priests had more.

He is also the one who supports Prince Ruiying the most among the priests.

Dorias looked the trembling poet up and down. He had heard that among the priests, Bazel walked closest to the three-eyed apes.

"Bazel, do you understand God, or dorias, I understand God?"

Dorias repeated it again, this time more emphatically.

"I, I, I..."

Bazel's lips trembled, and he stuttered again.

Before Bazel could speak, Dorias continued:

"My father and grandfather followed the prophet Yar to sacrifice to God. Under their teaching, I worshiped God, believed in God, and understood the laws brought about by God's creation, so I am the priest here!

what about you?Bazel?
What do you think you are?A poor poet, you were only able to enter the Law Garden by being rewarded by King Dorre and Prince Ruiying.Do you think you know God?
Do you think that if you do sacrifices, pray, and chant God every day, God will favor you? "

Bazel was forced to step back by the questioning voice, his hands were shaking.

Dorias was not only persecuting Bazel, he was making an example and eradicating the sympathy of the other priests for the three-eyed ape-man.

"Bazel, I believe in God far more than you, so God blessed me and let me be born into a priestly family."

Dorias stopped scolding, he sneered and said:

"Get out of here, Bazel, put away your poor sympathy, your sympathy is getting you farther and farther away from God."

Bazel's face was bloodless, his voice was trembling, and he stuttered. He could only repeat "I, I, I...no, no, no". Express it completely.

The priests looked at Bazel with pity, sympathy, ridicule, and pleasure... Doriath's prestige overwhelmed them, and no one came out to speak for him, patted him on the shoulder, and comforted his heart .

At last,
Bazel had to run away.

He rushed out of the law garden, and his figure disappeared into the golden wheat field.

The priests drove Bazel away, and the poet fled.

Dorias sneered, turned around, and faced the priests,
"You must know that the three-eyed ape-man is not the son of God,

Their appearance is God's arrangement,

The great god arranged such a race to make us enslaved.

And our king is a descendant of the prophet. If someone goes against the will of King Doroel and Prince Ruiying, it is against the will of the prophet and against the will of God. "

Doriath's tone was not only pious, but also warning.

Then Dorias knelt down, and praised God for giving them the Three-eyed Ape-man.

All the priests knelt down with Dorias, clasped their hands, praised God's arrangements in unison in the wheat field, and vowed to believe in Him forever.

No one cared about Bazel who was scolded away, as if his appearance was just a small episode.

　It's another two-in-one plus update, and there's another update tonight!There is five more!
　　
　
(End of this chapter)