Mystery: Time Travelers of the Fourth Era

Chapter 244 I am justice



Chapter 244 I am justice

Chapter 244 I am justice

Xia Er hadn't expected that the debate between the "sun" and the "moon" would involve her.

"Your knowledge of history is accurate, but your way of presenting it is wrong."

He said it casually.

After the "angel" spoke, both the "sun" and the "moon" were more convinced. The little sun was no longer aggrieved, the big moon looked puzzled, and Miss Justice asked with great interest:

"Mr. Angel, what do you mean?"

What I mean is, the Earth is still the same Earth. The plagiarist before Russell was called Grisha, and he copied the Orthodox Bible.

The core tenets of Eastern Orthodoxy are unity, collectivism, less emphasis on material enjoyment and more on spiritual pursuits, and "absolute obedience" to God.

If the history of this Earth were the same, then the Eastern Orthodox Church, without undergoing a religious reformation and without being influenced by humanism, would have a truly devout Eastern Orthodox Christian with an extreme fanaticism towards their religious ideology. Add to that the unique social environment of Russia...

This creates the idea that "I am justice!"

Such a Russian, chosen by God, would inevitably have a personality that resembles certain stereotypes formed by geopolitics, such as the pursuit of absolute power, the instinct to grasp the highest interpretation of all ideologies, and the tendency to associate himself with the highest faith, or to mold himself into the highest faith.

The Russians' favorite slogan is "Our territory has no borders," which naturally possesses a strong aggressiveness. It is somewhat similar to their homeland's "Under the whole sky, all land belongs to the king." They have their own absolute justice and will do anything to strive for "absolute justice," no matter how much or what they sacrifice.

Xia Er knew this was just unfounded speculation and a stereotype, but this Russian selected by Chaos Sea was indeed somewhat dangerous; he didn't even "believe" in God.

That's petty thinking.

Shael cleared the jumbled thoughts from her mind and began to answer the question from earlier:

"During the Second Era, vampires did indeed have the concept of titles such as duke, marquis, earl, viscount, and baron."

"But at that time, vampires did not use these titles to clearly distinguish ranks, and humans under the rule of the giant dynasty certainly did not invent these noble titles and related concepts."

"The records of Silver City are not wrong. Before the first stone tablet was created, the vampires did not adopt these titles. After the vampire progenitor fell, the vampires had even less interest in using fancy titles to flaunt their status in that environment."

Xia'er's explanation was fairly objective: the history of "humanity" was lost in the "peaceful era" after the twin era. They were enslaved for a long time, so they couldn't really talk about history and couldn't remember any prehistoric civilization.

However, elves, vampires, giants, and other "nobles" among "humans" did not completely lose their prehistoric civilization. The vampire progenitor Lilith and the elf queen Goshinam knew some of this, but the new generation in later generations did not know it.

"I told you, we vampires never imitated you humans."

When Emlyn saw that Shael did not refute his words, he immediately snorted triumphantly, and then realized a problem: how could the "angel" know so much about the history of the vampires, even more than he, a pure-blooded vampire?

Mr. Fool was right in front of me, and the angels probably weren't just talking nonsense either. This issue isn't limited to Emlyn.

Klein, Audrey, Alger, and others also thought of it.

At that moment, their gazes toward Mr. "Moon" were somewhat strange.

"Mr. Angel, why didn't the vampires use these titles back then? Instead, as Mr. Sun said, they were roughly divided according to region and family?"

Fors asked curiously.

The extraordinary races at that time had a tendency to eat indiscriminately, and their minds were not clear...:

"Hehe, because when the progenitor of the vampires had not yet perished, the vampires were the chosen ones of the gods and the rulers of the world."

"The identity of vampires is a natural symbol of nobility, and they do not need to express anything additionally through titles."

After thinking for a moment, Xia'er, out of respect for Olnia, still said a few good words to the wife's clan.

Emlyn was thrilled to hear this. Meeting such a kindred spirit made him even consider becoming sworn brothers with Shael. It was only because he remembered the occasion that he would have directly asked for the "angel's" personal information.

Oh... so after the fall of the progenitor of the vampires, vampires... at least those below Sequence 6 are no longer considered nobles?

Audrey glanced at Mr. Moon, who seemed to be excited about something, and thought to herself.

Fors nodded inwardly, thinking, "As expected of Mr. Fool's favorite, he knows so much."

What followed was some simple communication, such as Klein commissioning Alger to find craftsmen to create items based on the extraordinary properties of the "Faceless Man."

Items were reserved by Audrey, for example, Emlyn was calculating in his mind how many puppets he could buy with the money he entrusted Alger to purchase Sequence 6 traits.

At this moment, Audrey suddenly mentioned:

"Dear Mr. Fool, I have received intelligence that the Psychological Alchemy Society originated from the Hermes Relics they unearthed."

Hermes is a member of the Twilight Hermits.

Klein was surprised, but still offered a reminder.

Was the Psychological Alchemy Society really this murky? Audrey was equally surprised. She was somewhat relieved that she was backed by the Tarot Society and protected by Mr. Fool, otherwise she might have unknowingly fallen into danger.

"In that case... there's something I need to remind you of."

Chael was also reminded by the Fool. He turned to look at "Justice" beside him, and a piece of parchment suddenly appeared and then slid to Audrey's table.

Audrey looked at it curiously, and it clearly stated that Herwin Lambis, an advisor to the Royal Family of Rune, was a member of the Psychological Alchemy Council and his code name was "Pride".

What?!

Audrey was shocked. That very gentlemanly and learned old gentleman was actually a member of the Psychological Alchemy Society.

A demigod-level powerhouse?

Audrey's reaction did not escape the notice of the others watching. "The Fool" Klein silently crossed out "Angel" in his mind. If you want to have a private conversation, just tell me! I'll block you. How can you do this! This is disrespectful to me, the host of this gathering.

"This isn't any particularly important intelligence."

"It doesn't involve you, so it wasn't made public."

Xia Er offered a brief explanation, explaining that although the information wasn't important, he didn't want to reveal everything.

Alger on the other side nodded in understanding.

Although I'm still a little curious, since it doesn't involve me, there's no need to force anything.

Since it's not important, I don't mind listening, but Mr. Fool still holds a grudge.

Audrey, having calmed down, gratefully said to the angel:

"Thank you for reminding me, Mr. Angel."

"You're welcome. Consider this a belated gift for you."

"I'm talking," Xia Er waved his hand.

what?

Audrey was startled, immediately thinking of her own social coming-of-age ceremony.

Have I been exposed?

She looked pitifully at the angel beside her.

"The dress is beautiful, Miss Justice."

It's obviously custom-made.

Audrey understood the subtext and covered her face in embarrassment and annoyance.

This tarot session has now come to an end.


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