How can a retired savior be considered retired if his price drops to 40,000?

Chapter 254 Orange Cat, go away
The sudden and silent appearance of a primitive body after disappearing for ten thousand years really shocked Fujimaru Ritsuka at the beginning.

But considering that Corvos Corax was in front of him, and that the man who quietly emerged from nowhere was Leon El Jonson, who had always practiced mysticism, Fujimaru Ritsuka was slowly recovering. After accepting the news, I was a little confused about how the Blood Angels knew the news.

But in the final analysis, this matter is probably not particularly related to their topic at the moment... Does it matter? Doesn't it matter?
Fujimaru Ritsuka tried very hard to clear this problem from her mind, but she found that the weight of a original body was difficult for her to shake in every sense: the Caliban Lion King took her in a swaggering manner most of my thoughts, and stayed where I was, refusing to leave.

"I feel..." She struggled to finish the last sentence she had planned to say, "I feel like we are not talking about the same thing."

This can at best be regarded as a vague feeling, nonsense spoken out of desperation to make the situation less ugly. She couldn't come up with any further arguments: there was too much pre-information missing, and Fujimaru Ritsuka's mind had basically shut down.

The scene in front of him was quite interesting, but Dante would not have any thoughts of "taking back the victory" because of this. In his opinion, no matter how high a young girl of this age is in a high position, her accumulated experience limited by her age is all there. It was normal for Fujimaru Ritsuka to panic for a while after being caught off guard by the sudden news. In addition, the current environment did not pose any threat to anyone, and Dante was even prepared to face a lot of questions, or to sit there and wait quietly for a few minutes to let the other party sort out his thoughts. However, to his surprise, after the last sentence fell, Fujimaru Ritsuka only paused for just two seconds before speaking again:

"Although the causes and consequences of this matter are indeed important, I think we should return to the original topic."

The Primarch can only be defeated by the Primarch. Therefore, in the blink of an eye, Fujimaru Ritsuka made the decision to let the archangel drive away the Lion King entrenched in his mind. She began to desperately think about the situation related to Sanguinius, and the massive magic theories that needed to be deduced in advance to "find a way to recover him as much as possible and then summon him back to the real universe" finally succeeded in squeezing her away. In my impression, Leon always seems to be looking at something and being very unhappy. The conversation finally continued on the "main topic":
"Considering that there are no more suitable examples around us, I will use a heretical-sounding term to explain the issue of 'resummoning'."

To be fair, Fujimaru Ritsuka didn't like saying this very much, because it could easily lead to a black muzzle being pressed against his forehead. In the situation of communicating with the Imperial people, this is undoubtedly the last resort, but even if it is a "last resort", it is still a "strategy" - unfortunately, after a round of bombing by Lion bombers, at this time she The ready-made example of Sigismund had been completely forgotten.

After neither Curze nor Ferus could give an example, and she had just been bombarded by the news of "Leon El'Jonson's return", her confused brain could not think of any better explanation for a while. Got:
"It is indeed true that there is a soul after death. For you and me, this should be considered basic common sense. The soul of the deceased will go to the subspace, and the dead original body is no exception." She said Said, "So, excluding the technical differences in the middle: if the 'soul of the original body' is regarded as a subspace entity, it can be summoned into the real universe in some form - just like the devil is a subspace entity. Spatial entities, but demons can also be summoned into reality through certain prescribed rituals.”

This analogy does sound heretical, but to Dante, it is nothing more than a drizzle. After all, he is a mature chapter leader who once ordered his think tank leader to secretly summon Kabanha in order to control the harm caused by the great demon of Khorne to the battle situation. A harmless heretical analogy is not enough to let him Furious.

Even when he followed this logic and asked back, his tone was very calm: "So, how many 'sacrifice' are needed for the ceremony prepared for this? We may need to prepare for this in advance."

Dante wanted to ask carefully first, and then take the minutes of the meeting to Mephiston for detailed information - after all, he didn't understand these mystical things. In his experience, when talking about summoning subspace entities, he would think of human sacrifice. This was originally a normal thing, but then he discovered: The expression on the face of Fujimaru Ritsuka across the dining table was subtly wrinkled. Get up:
"Although I admit that I don't know many people in the empire," she said teasingly, "but this is indeed the first time I have met someone like you who is 'more heretical than me'."

In fact, among the vast territory of the empire and the countless customs derived from it, "human sacrifice" itself is widespread. To judge whether it is heresy or not, it depends on whether the person involved is sacrificing to the God-Emperor. Speaking of Fujimaru Ritsuka herself, she has seen many similar scenes in her past journey: in the eyes of gods, asking for human sacrifice is a common and natural thing. But this does not mean that her outlook on life, which grew up in a peaceful and rational era, would consider "this a normal thing".

This is a "taken for granted" conclusion drawn from the simple religious concepts of ancient people: Of course those who require human sacrifice are evil gods. Evil gods are heretics in the empire, so human sacrifices are heretics.

Dante said nothing. It is undeniable that for a moment, he did feel guilty because he doubted whether the other party saw that he had ordered the summoning of demons, but then he realized that this should also be "common sense" to them, so it could not represent it at all. What.

While his thoughts were racing through all this, Fujimaru Ritsuka continued to narrate: "This ceremony will not use human animals in any sense. That is an approach that is either conservative, has distorted taste, or is inefficient. , and the most fatal thing is that it is 'unsustainable'. I think, at least from now on, it is time to replace the power of 'summoning subspace entities' with 'clean energy'."

She ignored Dante's raised eyebrows after hearing these words, and just continued: "I will use the soul of the planet on Baal's main star and the connection between the celestial motion and tides of the entire Baal three-star system to drive The whole ceremony.”

(End of this chapter)