Father Mavie

Chapter 848 Shocked Russell (please subscribe!!!)

"The Doomsday Party will not provide any help to the Church of Truth."

Russell's eyes were cold and he rejected Goncharov: "If you think that using the Apocalypse God System can force us to compromise, you are totally wrong."

"The history of the Doomsday Party runs through the entire history of human development. Our ancestors had a very advanced sense of crisis. The moment you were bewitched by the devil and opened the emergency door, the mission of the Doomsday Party emerged."

"No one can threaten us. Even if we can't defeat the Apocalypse God System, we can break it into pieces and hide completely. At that time, you will still have a headache."

Goncharov smiled inwardly and put forward his real request: "Even if you don't provide us with help, you shouldn't hinder our development. If this continues, it will not be good for everyone, right?"

Through his own inference and previous inquiries, Goncharov has discovered that the death of the kingdom's important ministers has nothing to do with the Doomsday Party. It must be the private behavior of King Montezuma III. As for the conditions he initially proposed, it is also to find out the bottom line of the Doomsday Party.

Now, the Doomsday Party's bottom line has been exposed.

Goncharov's real goal is to let the Doomsday Party restrain Montezuma III and not to cause obstacles in the dark. Help in development does not matter.

Looking at Goncharov's facial expression, Russell found that he was led away by the nose. This was related to his underestimation of the enemy. Who would have thought that a small church bishop could have such ability?

According to the investigation, Goncharov was just a middle school teacher two years ago.

Russell had a sense of crisis. Goncharov's performance was beyond his expectation, and there are hundreds of talents like Goncharov in the Church of Truth.

Putting aside his contempt, Russell began to seriously consider Goncharov's suggestion. Soon he realized the implication of Goncharov's words and was even more surprised.

You know, he relied on intelligence to know that it was the important minister of the kingdom who was assassinated by Montezuma III. Goncharov actually guessed the person behind the scenes based on only limited information?

Russell glanced at Goncharov in disbelief, hesitated, and asked, "Your Excellency, why would a smart man like you succumb to the Church of Truth?"

"Why do you say surrender?"

"You know very well in your heart that the truth adhered to by Pope Marvel is too ideal. To achieve the perfect society mentioned in the teachings, it requires the efforts of generations and going through hardships and obstacles. If you make the slightest mistake, you will fall short."

Russell said seriously: "The most difficult thing to predict is the human heart. Faced with the temptation of desire, how many people can refuse and resist? A society that is too idealistic cannot achieve it, just like the golden gods, it will only ignite A moment’s spark.”

Listening to Russell's judgment, Goncharov did not refute. The other party neither slandered the truth nor made nonsense. It was very pertinent and based entirely on an objective perspective.

ideal.

From the very beginning, from the first sight of Mavey and the first lessons of truth imparted by him, Goncharov understood the idealization of a perfect society.

An overly idealized perfect society is like a fairy tale world. Although it is beautiful, it is not realistic enough.

Reality will be like an iron whip, severely lashing children immersed in fantasy, using pain to promote growth and maturity.

Ideals will eventually be defeated by reality.

But is so-called ‘maturity’ really superior and nobler than ideals?

Goncharov doesn’t think so.

As a teacher, he knows the innocence of children, has seen the light in children's eyes, and heard countless good wishes.

Very few can realize their wishes, and the vast majority of children will compromise with reality.

The so-called ‘maturity’ is nothing more than a ribbon used by losers and incompetents to wrap themselves up.

Ideals are like the scorching sun, which seems to burn them into charcoal.

They ridicule those who have ideals and vigorously promote the charm of "maturity" to set off their nobility and deny their past selves.

Little did they know that this hard-won ‘maturity’ was the culprit that caused them to become mediocre.

The same thing from generation to generation has become what they call ‘inheritance’. The most terrifying thing about "maturity" is its strong contagiousness.

But in essence, doesn’t ‘maturity’ mean compromise?

Compromise to reality, compromise to parents, compromise to rumors, compromise to society

Is the ‘maturity’ obtained by killing one’s ideal really ‘maturity’?

In society, there are still many people who compromise on the surface but have not given up hope in their hearts.

They always look up to the sky and the vast world, expecting a beam of light to appear and break the shackles of reality.

Once upon a time, Goncharov also compromised with reality and was ignored by everyone.

It was the appearance of Ma Wei that awakened the ideal in his heart.

In Mavey, Goncharov saw great courage, the kind of courage that can only be had after experiencing the trough of despair and being reborn.

Just one look, just one lesson, and Goncharov understood that nothing could stop Mavi, nothing could stop Mavi.

Not even death!

‘Maturity’ will spread like a plague, causing you to lose courage and vitality.

The courage to pursue your ideals is the best medicine to dispel the plague.

Because everyone around him was refuting, Goncharov failed to muster the courage, but Mavi's light allowed him to see a different future.

That is the dawn that breaks through the shackles of reality and pierces the gloom!

Just looking at the light will give people the courage to chase.

"There is no shame in having ideals. Everyone has had ideals. Anyone who advises you to give up your ideals is questioning your ability, as if you can't do what they can't do."

Goncharov looked into Russell's eyes and said word by word: "Or maybe the people who question you don't want you to succeed. They are afraid that you will get better, so they will do everything they can to knock you down. Extremely."

"No matter what the situation is, you should never give up. When faced with doubts, you must prove it. When faced with setbacks, you must stick to your heart and strengthen yourself."

"Aren't you afraid of failure?" Russell asked curiously.

Goncharov said slowly: "Those who are afraid of failure must be afraid of death, but death is unavoidable, and the same goes for failure. Blindly escaping does not prove that you have succeeded, it can only prove that you are a timid coward. I dare not face the challenge.”

"It turns out you knew you were going to fail."

"I mean failure is not terrible." Goncharov corrected: "Your doomsday party wants to save mankind. Isn't this also an ideal? Do you think you will fail?"

Russell frowned: "The Doomsday Party cannot fail, we will succeed."

"You have sown the seeds of failure."

Goncharov shook his head, and in Russell's doubtful eyes, continued:

"What Pope Ma Wei told us is the indifference of not being afraid of failure, the courage to break the boat, and the inner will to persevere in the face of any situation! Rather than blind confidence that will be shaken when encountering setbacks."

"No one can predict what will happen in the future."

“All I know is that if you don’t do it, it will never work!”

(End of this chapter)