only god

Chapter 128 The Queen's Prophecy
After returning to the mansion, Casas told Nuo En not to blurt out the matter, otherwise Nuo En's father would not let him go.

"I know, little master."

Norn responded.

After stepping into the temple, Nuoen fulfilled a wish. He finally saw the statue of Cargaus in the gorgeous temple, the great god that the priest said, how magnificent and solemn it is.

However, the fulfillment of a wish means that another wish has planted a seed in the soil of the soul and taken root.

One night, Norn dreamed of the mural.

In the dream, Norn saw himself standing in front of the altar, staring at the mural for a long time, he stretched out his hand, and stroked the prophet-like figure on the mural. Holy as hell.

Norn moved his gaze to the high mountain, the murals were obviously so dilapidated and dull, but the brilliance there was lifelike, as if there was a kind of vitality that was difficult to describe in any color, and it was transmitted to him from the brilliance.

Norn couldn't remember the dream that followed, he only knew that when he woke up he was drenched in sweat and panting desperately, he didn't know what this dream meant, nor did he understand why he had such a dream.

Norn didn't bother to find a dream interpreter to interpret dreams like the nobles and commoners. For a mixed-race bastard like him who dared not ask for more, the dream had no meaning even if it had meaning.

After returning from the temple, Norn returned to his life as a dull servant. He raised camels, horses, and some other livestock for his master's family as usual, organized housekeeping for his master's family, and inspected the manor...

Norn's life did not change because of that sudden dream. Like his father, he always remembered his loyalty to his master's family.

And his little master, Casas who occasionally regarded him as a brother and sister, began to look for a suitable wife for Norn. As the son of the prime minister, he has the qualifications to enter the royal palace. Choose the king's maid from the court.

King Uldun was not a womanizer, and he trusted his prime minister's father, so he agreed to Kasas' request.

Casas picked three court ladies one after another, and when he was about to pick the fourth, Queen Isis walked in front of Casas.

"Casus, you are marrying the king's woman to a slave."

Queen Isis said coldly.

"Forgive my offense, honorable Queen Isis."

Casas stopped his hands, and was about to push the chosen maid back.

Queen Isis stopped him.

"It's up to you, Casas, anyway, my king is only masculine."

Queen Isis said lightly:

"Until now, he still wants to seek a prescription for his sick male pet."

Looking for a prescription?

Although the queen's words aroused his curiosity, Casas was a little reluctant to talk about it, and he didn't dare to get involved in these things.

Seeing that Casas was about to leave, Queen Isis said again:
"Perhaps this matter has something to do with the honorable Prime Minister Ibia."

When the queen mentioned his father, Casas stopped in his tracks.

"What do you mean?"

Queen Isis stared at Casas, and jokingly said:
"Don't you even know? The prime minister's son.

That male favorite named Essia was dedicated to my husband by your prime minister's father.

What a mistress was that, to captivate my king, blessed by the prophecy! "

Casas heard a bit of gnashing of teeth from Queen Isis's tone.

He was stunned, he was not interested in political affairs, he really never knew that the man favored by the king was actually presented by his father.

Perhaps, this news is a secret to the ministers and nobles in the palace.

Casas turned around slowly, stared at Queen Isis, and asked:

"Queen, what do you want to do?"

Queen Isis glanced at Casas, smiled and said:

"I swear in the name of Kagaus, I hope I can strangle that male favorite named Essia."

"It's nothing to do with me, I'm asking, why did you tell me."

Casas continued to ask.

Queen Isis finally stopped hiding her secrets and said:

"I personally made a prophecy a hundred days ago. In that prophecy, I saw that you and your slaves must follow my instructions and seek for me a precious sacrifice that can be offered to Cargaus."

Kasas looked at Queen Isis in a little astonishment. A three-eyed ape-man could only make three prophecies in his life.

It can be said that for the three-eyed ape-man, the power of the remaining two prophecies is very important.

"What kind of prophecy is this..."

Casas murmured in astonishment and bewilderment.

"You should understand the effectiveness of prophecy, Casas, go back and wait for your fate."

Queen Isis waved her hand and turned away.

It was clear that she was not afraid of Casas making the prophecy public.

Casas left the royal court somewhat distraught.

.....................

Back at the mansion, Casas confronted his father.

"Father, in the name of the God of Prophecy, you must tell me why you dedicated Essia to the king!"

Ibia stared at Casas, and then said:

"My child Casas, I am the king's prime minister, and I must please the king."

Casas scratched his hair, he had heard rumors about Essia from other nobles.

According to those aristocratic ministers, since King Uldun favored Isia, he offended various noble ministers one after another because of his male favor, and even deprived a certain minister of his official position for Esia and then awarded it to Esia.

"Once the other noble ministers know about this, father... we can only pray to Kargaus!"

Casas said with some pain.

"Kasas, you don't understand the king. As long as King Uldun favors Isia, my position as prime minister will remain firm forever."

Ibia stood up, his bloated body dangling,

"Do you know that our great king is not so diligent, he is more willing to love his Essia than to deal with his ministers.

And my child, our family is not so clean, we need the protection of the king, if there is no king, no Essia we offer, our family will be in danger at any time. "

The father's words were very clear, and he had nothing to hide from his son.

Casas was stunned for a moment. He naturally knew that the origin of his family's property was not clean, but he did not expect that Essia played a key role in it.

"Casas, think about it carefully. We should be grateful to Essia, and also to the God of Prophecy. If the God of Prophecy hadn't sent Essia to us, my position as prime minister would not have come so easily."

(End of this chapter)