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Chapter 365 Al-Azhar Must See Vinakana
After Vinakana came down from the sky.

The crowd rushed up, trying to get close to her, but also afraid to get too close because of the awe in their hearts. In short, everyone surrounded her.

Vinakana declared with them that if they wanted to, they would follow her out of the city early tomorrow morning, leave the city of Hykir, and leave this place of judgment.

Priest Haykir fell down on the high platform, he hadn't recovered from the trembling, and he was powerless to stop Vinakana's move at this moment.

So, when the next day came, almost the whole city of Hykir left, and there were only a few people who were unwilling to leave.

The sky was cloudy, as if a pale shower could come again at any moment.

The actions of the people became urgent, they did not hesitate, and even couldn't wait to follow Vinakana out of the city of Hykil.

They walked out of the city of Hykir, walked on the vast frozen land, endured the cold wind interspersed between people, but broke free from the shackles in their hearts.

Among these pagans, some regarded Venakana as the messenger in the prophecy in the church, and some people were keenly aware that Vinakana might be a believer... But no matter what, in their hearts Driven, they all chose to follow Vinakana.

Serena followed behind Vinakana.

"So the reason why you asked me that story...is because of this..."

Serena looked back at the mighty crowd and said with emotion.

Vinakana nodded slightly:

"What did you learn from it?"

Serena was already prepared, she smiled and whispered:

"I see. It turns out that belief is so easy to fool. These people don't even know what belief is."

Vinakana was noncommittal.

Serena looked at the princess, she did not wait for the expected approval.

Of course, no criticism either.

She couldn't judge whether her words were wrong or right.

Her mentor, Vina Khanna, seems to have no intention of teaching her how to define right from wrong.

Those who set out from Hykir did not know where they were going.

They only knew to follow Vinakana. Out of gratitude and awe, no one dared to ask the prophet where his destination was and how long they would go.

The mighty crowd broke through the ice layer on the ground in winter, and crushed the dead branches and leaves in the soil under the ice. In the next spring, there will first grow shoots, and then turn into grass, bear fruit, and share among the people. Birds and animals eat.

The people will not know that their steps feed the birds and beasts.

They who had endured the trial walked on the land, fetched water on the road when they were thirsty, ate food brought out when they were hungry, and pitched tents or slept in the open air at night.

Faith is not left behind on this journey.Serena can still hear the sound of the scriptures in large tracts.

It is obvious that Vinakana does not care which side of the scriptures they recite.

On the third day, under the leadership of Vinakana, the crowd passed through a town. The princess said that they would rest here for half a day and then set off in the afternoon.

As a result, the town's merchandise was wiped out within half a day.

In the afternoon, everyone had a lot of heavy luggage.

Some people chose to stay in the town, while more people chose to continue to follow Venakana.

On the fifth day, the number of people leaving the group gradually increased. At noon, a woman finally had the courage to ask Sandra, who served Venakana, about the end of the journey.

Sandra told Vinakana the truth.

"Holy capital."

Vinakana gave a succinct answer.

Go to the holy capital.

The news spread throughout the thousands-strong team in an instant.

After knowing the destination, everyone re-strengthened their beliefs in their hearts, and their hearts to follow Vinakana became more resolute.

These people somehow found their place in history.

On the way, no matter how much everyone expected to hear Vinakana's sermon, the princess never preached again.

Later generations speculated,

Perhaps it was because the living saint knew,

The less words I leave in this world, the better.

In this way, the word of God will not be obscured by rigid dogma and fearful punishment.

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"A dark cloud once enveloped you, causing you to almost die."

A figure in pagan robes appeared in a pagan town, she whispered.

She was dressed in a plain priest's robe, and the pagans in the town did not dare to go up and disturb a priest, but they still wondered why she appeared alone, without any attendants.

Those people lost the chance to get close to the prophet recorded in "Abyss".

Al-Azhar looked straight into the distance, her feet were clearly standing on the ground, but her eyes seemed to be looking down on the whole land.

She walked out of the town alone.

Set foot on the cold winter land.

The cold wind came from all directions, and the robe on her body remained motionless, as if it had been poured with molten iron.

Al-Azhar knew what happened in Hykir.

She didn't just know it at this moment, but she knew it long before Venakana went to Hykil City, and her god revealed to her the records of the ancient scroll of destiny.

"'A lamb must eat grass if it is to be full,' she said."

From the outside, Al-Azhar seems to be whispering, and seems to be communicating with some invisible thing,
"The priests in Hykil City can't meet the needs of those people, and they can't bring the 'grass' that those people want."

Al-Azhar murmured as he walked forward.

undoubtedly,

Al-Azhar needs to see Vinakana.

This is a deed that has been recorded for a long time, and it will be passed down through the ages.

(End of this chapter)