Dear Broom Knight

If we were to say that Lowry had a deep background, that wouldn't be the case.

He did befriend many powerful individuals, but aside from his own mother, Lowry could only rely on his teacher in critical moments.

And based on Lowry's understanding of his teacher, the greatest possibility was that he would choose to cultivate diligently afterward, in order to one day avenge Lowry.

However, Lowry himself never thought that anyone would risk their life for him, except for his own mother, Yagris.

Therefore, he respected and loved his teacher, but he would only open the softest and most precious part of his heart to Yagris.

But Lady Yagris, even while striving to climb to the peak, was only a level 12 Great Knight.

Even if her strength was beyond doubt, there were countless people who could suppress her.

Most importantly, even if it meant sacrificing everything, Lowry could never drag his own mother onto a path of no return!

Therefore, after the Montes Disaster, the only way Lowry could think of to extricate himself from the great events about to occur in this world, events that would allow certain favored sons of fortune to soar to the sky, was to avoid dealing with those church forces.

As long as he was resolute enough, even if his location was closest to the place where conflict was bound to occur... to put it bluntly, if the gods really wanted to re-enter the Prime Material Plane, the easiest way would be to use the White Dragon King.

This wasn't to say they wanted to defeat this King of the North.

Rather, as the recognized strongest, if a chosen of a god could fight him to a draw, wouldn't they immediately become famous?

This kind of approach, where one's glory comes from exchanging blows with the world's number one, is the same across time and space, and in any world.

The remaining issue was how to display one's presence in front of the populace.

Not everyone could be like the Lord of Storms, whose mere appearance exuded unparalleled presence.

Of course, the Earth God and the Night Goddess also didn't need external assistance, but they both enjoyed being the center of attention.

Therefore, their criteria for choosing believers differed greatly from the Lord of Storms, and they rarely gave as much trust and divine power as the Lord of Storms.

Although this made the two major churches diverse but not refined, it also avoided the trouble of the Storm Church, where any incident would lead to great chaos.

However, the remaining few were different; if they wanted to come out, they would have to create some earth-shattering event to attract the attention of mortals.

In fact, this should no longer be a secret, otherwise, the Earth Church and the Night Church wouldn't have suddenly appeared in Lowry's territory.

They might not directly participate, but they must be prepared in case they are dragged into the water.

After all, although not as conspicuous as the White Dragon King, the three major churches were also very 'eye-catching'.

Especially with the two major evil cults wandering outside.

Obviously, compared to the other churches, the Lord of the High Tower and the King of Ice, who had never had the opportunity to step into the limelight, would definitely not give up such a good opportunity.

Otherwise, the Lord of the High Tower wouldn't have watched Pate almost evolve him into the God of Vengeance.

To put it bluntly, the reason he took a crooked path to ascend was not only because of his cruel and evil nature, but also because the more obvious righteous paths were almost all occupied.

A gray divine duty like vengeance was indeed not bad, but it couldn't deeply engrave his name in the minds of humans.

But if he was already recognized as an evil god, then adding some extra ingredients to himself wouldn't matter.

And if Alex really wants to control the entire country, the forces he has to confront are not one or two.

If he also has some ability to directly break the White Dragon King's plans of so many years, then it will definitely be even more lively.

Lowry was very clear that for himself, who hadn't even reached level 10, the best outcome in this so-called era of great contention was to stand in the eye of the storm, but never be drawn in.

After all, no one knows which direction this hurricane will blow.

Therefore, Lowry chose to take advantage of the fact that he still had a reason to directly expel all the church forces.

And completely forbid any churches from preaching in his territory.

Although doing so would inevitably make those righteous god churches very unhappy.

But who told Lowry to have a trump card?

This, of course, wasn't referring to the White Dragon King.

Even he couldn't really cut ties with the major churches too thoroughly, especially the Storm Church, which assisted in the founding of the Northern Kingdom.

Lowry's trump card was, of course, Pate's mother, who was rampaging in the capital.

Although they had separated, he was still a Montes.

Even if the Montes family was starting to decline, the influence this family had on the Northern Border for so many years was not so easy to eliminate.

In addition to the influence of Lady Yagris.

If Lowry really introduced the High Tower Church into his territory, it would definitely坑 (kēng, pit, trap, deceive) all the churches miserably.

Therefore, even if they were very dissatisfied with Lowry's behavior, no righteous church raised any formal protest, they wouldn't even mention it.

Indeed, according to common sense, it was almost impossible for Lowry, with his special status, to turn to evil cults, even if he had never severed contact with Pate.

But who told him that he didn't like to reason from a young age?

Anyway, Lowry wasn't a pivotal figure, bypassing him wouldn't affect the major churches' centuries-long plans.

However, these churches hadn't really given up completely.

Who would want to see an indelible black spot in their well-designed plan?

Otherwise, the Night Church wouldn't have come to Gezall Territory under the pretext of wanting to investigate Pate's information.

As long as someone around Lowry wavered, then, even if it wasn't what he said, it would be useless.

With these churches' many years of experience, Pate, no, it should be said that the Lord of the High Tower behind Pate, whose paranoia was deeper than the deepest trench, would definitely not give Lowry any chance.

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Then, Lowry, who had lost the opportunity to 'perish together', even if he still had the strength to struggle, wouldn't pose a threat to them.

At that time, it would be a question of whether the Night Church wanted to attack Lowry... rather than wanting to move but being unable to.

As for the Earth Church, they might be here for Alex... if it really was as Lowry speculated, the Icefield Kingdom might be the place where major events would happen in the future.

Although Cheska and Tyler didn't think of these things during their analysis, Lowry didn't ignore them.

He could actually understand Cheska and her brother's oversight.

How should he put it... even if the power of the churches had declined a lot, they were still incredibly powerful forces in the hearts of mortals.

Therefore, when making deductions, young people with limited experience like Cheska and her brother easily overlooked those sinister but unimportant trivial matters.

How could powerful people do such petty and immoral things?

It's too much of a waste of time and energy!

Calculating the churches and the people who make up the church forces together is indeed a mistake that young people would make.

Of course, Lowry wasn't really that shrewd and capable.

It's just that he was born without awe of the churches, and he was very accustomed to thinking about the churches from the most shameless and darkest angles.

Especially after personally reading the thick letter written by Pate, Lowry had no trust in these churches at all.

Therefore, he simply took advantage of the inspiration and completely locked himself in the laboratory.

Lowry still very much believed in Cheska's understanding of him.

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"Did those two Dark Moons really go to the castle restaurant?" Cheska asked softly to the little bird standing beside her.

The small, chubby, gray bird made a confirming chirp.

Cheska smiled with satisfaction: "Then, can I ask you to try to listen to what they said, and then tell Huoyu?"

As the chief steward in charge of most of the territory's affairs, she could easily think of ways to drive a table of people out of the restaurant.

She didn't even need to make any big moves.

After all, Cheska knew exactly who was sitting inside.

As long as she leaked a little information, a Northern Border merchant who was sure he could make a big profit would inevitably rush out the door.

For these merchants who travel between the various territories of the Northern Border all year round, the delicious food they can still eat is definitely not as important as the orders they might accidentally lose.

And the appearance of this order was also very natural... After all, when the Earth Church and the Night Church were arguing, they cleared out the magic shop's goods that were originally expected to be sold for a month!

Then, as the castle's chief steward, wasn't it a matter of course for Cheska to directly issue orders for various magical materials?

Anyway, no one knew how much inventory they still had in their castle.

Even those few warehouse managers only knew the area they were responsible for.

And in order to avoid some accidents, these general-purpose magical materials that were used in large quantities were cross-stored.

Each warehouse supervisor had a part, but no one knew how much others had.

Even if those Dark Moons really could peek at some movements by borrowing the moonlight, as the legend said, it was impossible to investigate so clearly.

Cheska was just inspired, after all, the two Dark Moons wandering the streets to vent their anger because of a big fight was a sudden event.

She wasn't sure if it would be so coincidental.

After all, if someone walked into the castle restaurant before those two Dark Moons, the restaurant manager, who didn't know anything, couldn't refuse.