The little wife of the blood clan boss

Chapter 89 Worry
They didn't ask for any benefits. Not only did they fail to annex the secret party, they also suffered a serious loss of their own vitality and lived in seclusion for 1000 years.

The biggest winner in this war is probably the church. Although the then pope also died as a result, with the death of the leader of the demon party and the serious injury of Zorosius, their sacrifice seemed a bit insignificant.

After all, the pope still has an heir and a presbytery to control the situation.The blood clan is different. The departure of the leader means that civil strife and many unpredictable risks are very likely to occur.

Therefore, the church quickly adjusted after the war and established a very high reputation among the people.People rejoiced and hailed those Blood Hunters who survived the Holy War as heroes.

But this is not entirely a good thing, as the saying goes: Born in sorrow, died in happiness.

After the Holy War, the church no longer had the eyes of the demon party and the secret party. Even if the vampires occasionally appeared, they never paid attention to them.Because they have little power, they pose no threat to the church.

In their spare time, the blood hunters neglected training and only wandered around for entertainment.Even many clergymen became obsessed with power and money, trying to get a share of the royal family's pie.Therefore, for a long time, the relationship between the church and the royal family was in a very stiff state.

This trend continued until the last pope came to power.

He devoted himself to the New Deal, improved many regulations restricting clergy, and eased the conflicts with the royal family. Only then did he pull the church back from the wrong path.However, because the church has fallen deeply into the quagmire, despite its superficial appearance, once a large-scale war breaks out, the church will definitely not be able to withstand it.

In addition, now that the backbone of the secret party has returned, there is no need to take the church seriously.Their biggest threats now are the demonic party who may counterattack at any time and the neutral party whose attitude is unknown.

Thinking of this, Hesheli was a little worried, "Now that the Demon Party is still in the dark, we have to be careful. Besides, we don't know who the current leader of the Demon Party is. What if..."

"Hesheli." Zorosius interrupted what he had not finished and asked: "Do you think I can't defeat them?"

"..." Not really.

Naturally, he had no doubts about Zorosius's abilities, but he couldn't stand the fact that the Demon Party always liked to play dirty tricks. Isn't the Holy War a bare-bones example?
"Who knows what they will do?" Hesheli muttered.

"They can't beat me." Zorosius described this fact calmly, "What's more, Lesenba also lost his most important corpse hand."

"Corpse Hand?" Hesheli was surprised.

When Zorosius killed the leader of the demon party, he accidentally captured the Corpse Hand that he had always carried with him.In order to prevent it from being used by interested parties, Zorosius sealed the Corpse Hand in a box. Unless the person who unsealed it was stronger than him, the Corpse Hand would never see the light of day.

Only a few people knew about this matter. Apart from Zorosius himself, only the top leaders of the Demon Party who had received the news of their leader's death knew about it.

The loss of the corpse hand is not a trivial matter. In order to prevent the demon party from becoming more confused, these senior officials will not tell anyone about it under any circumstances.

"Good guy!" Hesheli slapped his thigh, relieved, "In this case, Lesenba will restrain himself no matter what he does, but..."

He still has concerns, "The loss of the Corpse Hand may not be a good thing. It will only make Lesenba more eager to join forces with Thorn Mystery. Moreover, we don't know the whereabouts of the Corpse Hand. If they find it first, I'm afraid Lesenba will lose it." Those who fight back will be even more fierce.”

(End of this chapter)