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Chapter 196 Let God Judge
Miracles appeared, countless people knelt down to pray, and some people kept thinking in their hearts.

Duke Hegel looked at the angel above his house with a serious expression, not knowing what was going on for a while.

Nils was still dancing and shouting: "Hahahaha! We are the God Blessed Family!! We..."

Before he finished shouting, the situation suddenly changed.

Countless people saw the angel's head bowed down, and felt in their hearts that He was weeping in sorrow.

Countless black ravens flew up from the river behind Duke Hegel's mansion, circling around the angel.

They kept singing, like a sad elegy, telling their own misfortune.

The black raven in the "Holy Code" represents the souls of the dead who refuse to go to heaven because of grievances, and only go to the resting place of the soul when the feathers turn white due to grievances.

Cold sweat instantly appeared on Niels' forehead. He knew exactly what was in the river at the back door.

Duke Hegel came over and whispered to his grandson, "Leave now, go back to your hometown, and avoid this limelight."

Niels came back to his senses, and immediately turned around to leave.

However, as soon as Nils lifted his feet, countless cries, curses, and wailings exploded in his mind, and the girls who had been mutilated to death by him appeared in front of him, and stretched out their skeletons to him. With both hands, I want to claim my life back.

The people around were startled by Nils' scream and turned their attention away from the angel. They saw him rolling and crawling on the ground, as if there was something terrifying around him.

At this moment, Duke Hegel looked like an ordinary old man in a panic. He wanted to hold down his grandson, but he was worried that it would hurt him, let alone knock him unconscious.

He looked around, trying to ask Psyche for help, but there was no one there. He only saw Becher, the head of the royal mage group, the "God of Burning Magic", walking towards him with a group of mages with solemn expressions.

On the other side, Archbishop Victor and others knelt on the water to pray, and suddenly received instructions from the leader in their minds.

The people on the bank saw the priests running faster than the rabbits chased by the hounds. Some people went to close the sluice of the river, and some people went to the bank to ask if there was a magician who could drain the water.

The section of the river behind the Hegel family mansion was drained before dawn, and the onlookers on the bank were shocked and speechless by a piece of white bones and freshly decomposed corpses in the mud at the bottom of the river.

These bones and corpses were tied with ropes and even stones.

On the river bank, Rudolph's legs were trembling. The matter in front of him was too big, and he couldn't make up his mind. He could only send the royal mage group and the retired former head to appease Duke Hegel. The manor notified the father.

He looked around the circle of state officials, none of them dared to look at him. If this kind of matter is handled properly, it will definitely offend Duke Hegel, otherwise it will offend the God of Light. Neither side can be messed with by him, so he chooses each of them. Be wise and protect yourself, don't be a bird in the first place.

Frederick who didn't know when he ran here suddenly stood up and whispered to Rudolph, "I'll go talk to Duke Hegel."

Rudolph was taken aback, as if seeing a life-saving straw, he hurriedly said, "Duke Wesson should think of a way to deal with this matter."

The story in the ballroom of Earl Delden's house has spread, and everyone knows that the angel flew out of Duke Wesson's body. Earl Pistor vowed to assure the authenticity of the prince and his colleagues, because his black eye It's all gone.

Since Duke Wesson can get the favor of the God of Light, he should not be afraid of being hacked to death by Duke Hegel.

Everyone consciously made way for Frederick, for fear that he would regret it later.

Frederick returned to Mrs. Delden's house. Duke Hegel did not dare to go home. The unprecedented emergency made him panic. He could only stay here for a while.

In the guest room, Frederick saw Duke Hegel who was a little haggard and Nils who was sleeping on the bed, and Becher and another old man who was imposing sat quietly beside him.

Frederick had never seen this old man, but from the moment he looked at him, he could feel that his strength should be the same as that of Duke Hegel and Becher, and that he should be another strong man supported by the royal family.

Duke Hegel behaved similarly to Rudolph when he saw Frederick, stood up immediately, and asked hastily, "Is there anything you can do?"

At this point, he already understood the result of his grandson. In his opinion, Frederick was the messenger of the God of Light. Maybe he could communicate with the higher authorities and fine him some money.

But Frederick replied pretending to be stupid: "What, what? I still don't know what it is."

Duke Hegel asked in surprise: "You don't know about angels?"

There are many stories about angels protecting devout believers in the Illuminati Church, and he regards today's events as such stories appearing around him.

Frederick shook his head and said, "I don't know. Now that I think about it, when I got the "Holy Canon" that the Pope personally copied from Archbishop Victor, I felt that the "Holy Canon" suddenly became popular. I guess this angel is It must have come into my body at that time."

"Can you tell me what's going on? I don't know anything about Niels."

Duke Hegel sat back on the chair at once, bent over, put his arms on his knees, covered his face with his hands and said, "I did harm to him. If I had been stricter with him since childhood, even a little bit, now It won’t be like this.”

Frederick stood there quietly, listening to him rambling on about all the shitty things Nils had done over the years.

After listening, Frederick shook his head in his heart.

Nils was born not long before Duke Hegel broke through to the Juggernaut level, so the Juggernaut thought that this grandson was his auspicious, and he had been spoiling him for so many years, and then something happened.

Frederick could understand. Duke Hegel knew that Nils would not be able to keep him, but he did not dare to face the answer or bring it up.

"Let the God of Light judge." Frederick whispered, he didn't care what the Juggernaut thought, only the bones at the bottom of the river.

Duke Hegel clenched his hands tightly, as if thinking of something, but immediately let go.

He may have thought of relying on his own force to solve the problem in front of him, but the two gods next to him made him dispel this idea.

Duke Hegel leaned back in his chair, looked at his unconscious grandson, and nodded slightly after a long time.

"I will bid farewell to His Majesty." He stood up, "I am willing to give up all my duties, and donate all property in Cologne to the church."

At noon, in the center of the square in front of the palace, Nils was lying on the ground like a dead fish, surrounded by a circle of priests headed by Archbishop Victor, and King William and Rudolph, who had rushed back, and a group of ministers were standing in the window of the highest floor of the palace. Afterwards, the square was surrounded by nobles and citizens of all sizes.

As the priests prayed, white flames rose from the center of the square, completely enveloping the priests and Nils, with a height of 50 meters.

Nils' screams lasted for 5 minutes. When the flames disappeared, his whole body had turned into ashes and fluttered in the wind, leaving intact clothes, ropes and socks stuffed in his mouth on the ground.

Just like at this time, the crows of the ravens around the angel changed from a dirge to a requiem, and the color gradually turned white, and finally rose into the sky with the angel, and finally disappeared without a trace.

(End of this chapter)