only god

Chapter 129 Not yet

Norn stood on the wheat field, supervising the labor of the slaves.

This was originally his father's job, but Ibia and his father were going on a long trip these days, so this job fell on his head.

Norn is a good old man. As a slave under the care of Casas, he has a simple mind and doesn't have so many twists and turns. Now he is watching over these slaves at work. If he sees those who are lazy, the most he can do is smash his whip on the ground. Make a noise.

Because of this, the working slaves are not afraid of him, but get close to him because of his character, bring him clean water, or give him soft hard bread, Norn can't refuse, so he has to accept their gift.

After a few days, Nuoen got to know this group of slaves well, and when they had free time, they would hang out and chat with each other. The slaves were amazed that the old slave had such a son.

You must know that when Nuo En's father took care of them, he would never let them rest for a moment, and he had to find something for them to do, even the property that the slaves secretly hid (some ears of wheat during the harvest), As long as they are found, they will be confiscated.

Compared with letting the old slaves supervise their work, the slaves are more willing to let the master of Ibia or the young master of Casas supervise.

The father and son were notoriously loose with their slaves.

After all, the prime minister's family has no shortage of slaves, and the point of forgiveness is to use more slaves, and it will save him some worry.

These slaves treated the norn very well, and they had nothing to hide.

Soon, Norn learned something from them.

This matter is not big or small.

"Is there an old priest leading you to believe in the god of the elves?"

Norn asked in a little surprise.

The slaves nodded one after another, and they said without hesitation:

"The old priest, he said that we have the blood of elves, so we should believe in that god."

Hearing this, Norn was even more confused.

"Who is he? Is he really a priest?"

Norn remembered that a three-eyed ape-man who is not a purebred cannot serve as a priest.

"And he should be a three-eyed ape-man. Why would he believe in that god instead of serving Kagaus?"

"Believe it all, believe it all!"

One slave explained aloud impatiently:

"That's really a priest, his eyes of prophecy are big and beautiful, he said he believed in both, just like the legendary King Ram!"

Hearing this, Norn felt a strong curiosity.

He remembered that Casas had mentioned in front of him that in that long history, King Ram believed in Kagaus and believed in that existence.

Otherwise, there would be no temple of the Creator on the land of Aga.

However, when Norn recalled his dream, a sudden impulse arose in his heart,
"Where is that priest, can I meet him?!"

Facing Norn's inquiry, several slaves showed joy, and they agreed after discussing:
"Of course he can. He usually lives in a shanty, grabs herbs, writes calligraphy and paints murals for people every day!"

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On the next day, the slaves finished their farm work early, and they took Norn to the shanty town.

Compared with the poor freedmen in the shantytowns, these slaves looked physically strong, thanks to the preferential treatment from the prime minister's family. After all, decorating your own slaves is just decorating your own facade.

The slaves led Norn to turn left and right, and finally found an abandoned small temple in the wind and sand that filled the street.

Norn looked inside, and he really saw an old priest with fine hair and a big and beautiful third eye. He really looked like a purebred three-eyed ape-man.

"Honorable Priest,"

The slaves stepped forward and introduced the norn to the old priest,
"This is our master's dear slave—the norn."

The old priest glanced over, looked Norn up and down, and then smiled.

"Honorable priest... I am Norn."

Norn looked a little cautious, and said.

"Why did you come here?"

While speaking, the old priest stood up and let everyone walk into the abandoned temple.

Norn looked at the old priest, he gave off a kind feeling.

After a moment of hesitation, Norn mentioned his dream.

"Old priest, I sat on a camel before, went to the great temple, went to the temple without a statue, and then when I came back, I had a dream."

At this moment, the old priest turned his head and took a careful look at Norn.

"To the great temple on a camel? Oh, someone mentioned you to me, a noble lady."

Norn suddenly thought of Queen Isis. He was puzzled for a while, but he didn't think about it carefully. He just continued:
"I dreamed of the murals in the temple, and of the man who looked like a prophet, and the mountain in the distance shone with light."

The old priest sat down and said with a smile:

"That man is Ar, the prophet of the Logos. As for the light on that mountain, it is the glory of the Lord. It is said that the god I believe in stands on it."

Norn became curious all of a sudden, and hurriedly asked:

"Then do you know what this dream means?"

"I don't know, boy, I'm not a dream interpreter."

"Oh...it seems that Cargaus is not on my side."

Norn said regretfully, feeling a little uncomfortable in his heart.

"However, there may be some mystery in your dream,"

The old priest looked at Norn and said gently:

"Sometimes the dream people have is just a dream, no matter how weird,

But sometimes it is the opposite. Those unpredictable dreams may mean the revelation of the gods and the arrangements in the dark. "

Norn's eyes lit up, and he looked directly at the old priest.

"So... what should I do now?"

The old priest looked around, and then smiled kindly:
"Why not try it first? Try to believe in your dreams, try to believe in the Lord on the mountain."

After Norn heard it, he hesitated a little.

It's not because he doesn't want to believe. At his age, he still doesn't understand what belief is.

It was because he was afraid that his father, the serious old slave of the Ibia master, would beat and scold him for arbitrarily believing in other gods.

Seeing his hesitation, the old priest just smiled and said:
"Don't worry, Nuoen, you don't want to believe, it's just that the time hasn't come yet, and the days haven't been fulfilled yet."

"Not yet?"

Norn subconsciously asked back.

"Well, some people's beliefs are that for a moment, they feel an inescapable force coming from all directions, dominating the whole body and mind, making them dedicate themselves and praying.

When that day is fulfilled, at that moment, it seems that God is calling, and you suddenly look back, and you will find that all the coincidences in the dark are God's arrangements for your faith. "

　I have to go back to school in these two days, so I can only update twice, and I will show you the update the day after tomorrow (tears)
　　
　
(End of this chapter)