bad, i'm a fool

Chapter 192 The Legend of Asoka
Gao shook his head, looked at the sky full of gray mist, and let out a long sigh:

"You Simeng people and West Asian people, I'm afraid you haven't heard such a story."

"According to the legend of Taka, a long, long time ago, Taka was a godless country. At that time, King Ashoka, the king of Taka, fought in all directions and conquered the vast territory of Taka today."

"At that time, Ashoka was unparalleled in the world and invincible, but after another victory in the war, Ashoka suddenly realized that the disputes in the world will never end, and the creatures on the earth will suffer forever, especially for himself. Even in the war that had to be fought to protect the people, Ashoka tried his best to avoid causing any unnecessary casualties."

Han Dongwen listened carefully on the surface, but he took a deep breath in his heart.

Once your own territory has been laid down, you will start to be merciful?

Why doesn't True Mercy return the place where the battle came from?
"Following the Fa-rectification advocated by Ashoka, Taka gradually learned the meaning of benevolence and kindness during that chaotic period. After Ashoka died, Taka's territory did not expand at all."

"The people of Taka really respect this great king." Han Dongwen took a photo at the right time.

Gao smiled: "Respect? Indeed, it is because King Ashoka can see what the successor did."

Can you see it?
He went on to say: "According to records, on the day Ashoka passed away, there was a glass-colored brilliance in the sky that condensed into clouds and divine birds, and the divine birds surrounded Ashoka's body. Under the witness of the divine bird and the stars, he became a god."

Gao lightly raised his right hand and stretched out two fingers to cover his forehead - this is a ritual of Taka's worship, but it looks a bit like turning his wrist over in the action of magic gun light killing cannon.

"Since then, there have been gods in the sky, and Taka has been bathed in the glory of God Ayu since then and stands today."

After listening to Han Dongwen, he suddenly felt that besides pride in Gao's tone, there was also a hint of sarcasm that could not be easily noticed.

This is very strange, since he is proud of the god in Taka legend, why does he have a sense of sarcasm?

"A very wonderful legend."

Tilda on the side spoke, "However, this still doesn't explain what you want us to do, and what exactly is the 'drop' you're talking about."

After all, it was because of her own strength that she had the confidence. Tilda asked a question that Han Dongwen hadn't asked yet.

Gao clasped his palms together, and lowered his head slightly: "In order to let the later rulers of Taka carry out this kind of compassionate mind, King Ashoka gave gifts of gods to the neighboring countries around Taka before he ascended the gods and left the world. , These fetishes are all powerful, ensuring that even if the subsequent Taka rulers deviate from Ashoka's compassionate heart, these countries and people can still protect themselves through them."

He paused for a moment, and his tone became a little more solemn: "These things are called descendants."

After Gao finished speaking, Han Dongwen and Tilda subconsciously looked at each other and fell into silence.

There is such a legend?

it is true?
"I never took Taka's lore seriously."

Tilda said coldly: "I don't know too much about Taka's folk customs. The 'falling thing' you mentioned is something I have never heard of in the Principality of West Asia, so I can't talk about helping you find it."

Han Dongwen nodded slowly while listening.

Indeed, from a legal point of view, Taka's territory has not expanded, but through the development of puppet dependent countries, its aggression does not mean to stop, it just becomes more advanced.

In the past, they killed cattle and ate meat, but now they raise blood-sucking animals. I don’t know how much people’s energy will be spent on the tribute that Simeng gives to Taka every year. Ayu God's will.

If there is such a big killer against Taka, wouldn't it have been used against Taka long ago?

"Hehe, it's normal for the two of you not to have heard of it."

Gao spread his hands, leaned back on the foggy chair, and said lazily: "This is just a legend, and there are many people who don't believe it. In order to prevent neighboring countries from using this thing to invade Taka in turn, these surrender How things are used, and even their very existence, are kept to a very high degree of secrecy."

He raised his finger and tapped his temple lightly: "It can be said that even in Taka, there are very few people who know about it. I can tell you about the descendants of the two countries under their rule."

"……you say."

Tilda's tone was dubious, she roughly understood the legend of God Ayu, but no matter whether the legend can be taken seriously, even if it is true, there are many doubts about why Gao took the descendant out of the country.

Gao pondered for a while, then slightly accentuated his tone:
"The descendant of the Principality of West Asia is now in the hands of the Catholic Church. It is one of the holy objects enshrined in the Cathedral of the Talis Parish, the Holy Grail of the Lord."

Han Dongwen was taken aback, and looked at Tilda almost subconsciously. Her figure was obviously slightly suffocated. It was obvious that the answer was beyond her expectations.

"Divine Master—Divine Master's Holy Grail is the holy relic of Divine Master, how could it be related to your legend?"

Perhaps because she was too surprised, she stumbled a bit with this rhetorical question.

Gao shrugged his shoulders: "The God Lord is just a small religion in your West Asia. Please think about it, the Grand Duke. Apart from being a sacred symbol of worship, can these holy relics have any practical effect?"

Tilda was silent for a while, then shook her head slightly: "...No, the holy relic itself has no power, it's just for people to admire."

It doesn't make much difference to replace the holy grail with an ordinary glass. In Tilda's disrespectful thoughts of resisting the gods, this thing is likely to be a bluffing cover.

"That's right."

Gao Ming laughed, and turned to look in Han Dongwen's direction: "I have also found Si Meng's descendant."

"What is it?" Han Dongwen became nervous.

Gao paused for a moment, and said, "Jingwu is called Xianli in Simeng, and its name is Yunpo Sword. You must have heard of it."

?

!

The words "Yun Po Sword" flashed through Han Dongwen's mind like lightning.

Is the Yunpo Sword a descendant of God Ayu from Taka?

Isn't it a fairy gift from the local gods in Simeng, but the anti-Taka secret weapon put by God Ayu in Taka?

"...I know that once every 30 years, Xiaojia will invite a fairy ceremony at the New Year's Invitation Ceremony held that year."

He glanced at Tilda next to him, and said deliberately: "It may be the same as the Holy Grail in West Asia, this fairy ritual itself has no effect."

As the soul of the first machine, the Yunpo sword can support Han Dongwen's ultra-long-distance control of human puppets across the radius of the country, which must be useful.

And the Xuanji disk, which is also a fairy gift, is the only window between Han Dongwen and the real world, and the role of the two is too great.

The only thing that is really useless is the last of the three immortal gifts, the Double Ninth Crown, but Gao Fang only mentioned the Yunpo Sword, and it seems that the remaining two have nothing to do with the Ayu God of Taka.

"if--"

Tilda suddenly asked: "If it's true as you said, we found these two, um, surrenders, and why did we take them out of the country?"

Her tone was very sharp: "According to what you said, God Ayu left the descendants to the nations to curb Taka's own expansion, so I'm afraid I should interpret your request as Taka's preparation for another war. Grand Duke of West Asia, I cannot agree to such a request."

Good question, my lord.

Han Dongwen almost applauded for her, he just felt that he was really relaxed, and Tilda would almost say directly that she didn't have to be such a prick, and she was really very comfortable.

Gao looked at them and gently raised his hand: "I will explain this point to you two in the near future. As I said before, I don't ask you two to hand over the property to me. They can be exchanged with each other, as long as they are taken away from the country, please hurry up as soon as possible, there is not much time."

After finishing speaking, Gao raised his right hand and snapped his fingers.

Suddenly, the gray fog reverberated and dissipated. Gravity pulled Han Dongwen back to the material world. He opened his eyes and saw the beam of the sleeping hall and the wood-carved faceless Buddha statue in his hand again.

He was stunned for a moment, and immediately fell into a long thought.

(End of this chapter)