The Heavens: Hogwarts Transfer Students

Chapter 608 Chapter 607 Hearing Orpheus Again

The Githyanki are a harsh, militaristic group who believe that the weakest member of the race is the weakest, and will fight among themselves to weed out the weak.

This kind of cannibalism is different from the drow's political struggle for power and to please Lolth, and is more inhumane. In short, it is social Darwinism-a rather stupid dogma.

The oppression and exploitation of the weak by the strong is whitewashed in a high-sounding way. Considering that their supreme ruler is an immortal lich holding a pig-killing tray, it is not difficult to understand, because she is the biggest beneficiary of this set of creeds.

The young man who was beaten, Val, was obviously a rebel, and he mentioned a name - Orpheus. This was also what attracted Lind. They had previously obtained a Githyanki disk in the Arcane Tower in the Underdark, which told the story of Orpheus.

He is the Comet Prince, a descendant of Gith, and the heir of Genzheng Miaohong.

The training officer looked around the classroom and asked loudly: "Who wants to challenge this sniveling coward?"

Laizel undoubtedly believed in the law of survival of the fittest. When she was growing up, many of her own race saw that she was a woman, so they challenged her. As a result, the Yankee girl won a great victory and used the blood of her race to prove her ability again and again. .

She took the initiative and said: "Give me a dagger, trainer, and I will cut this trash that brings shame to the tribe into pieces."

Training Officer Keske was overjoyed and said happily: "Finally! I don't have to endure this waste's crazy words anymore. Take it!"

He handed over a polished silver-plated dagger.

Linde used his mind to send a message: [Save him alive. 】

The Yankee girl with a cruel smile suddenly froze.

【Why? Give me a reason not to kill him. 】

[Can’t you just trust me? 】

【Tsk. You are in trouble, it is that weak and pitiful oath that restrains your desire to kill. 】

[I don’t have any so-called desire to kill. Okay, go ahead and act like a little bit, just avoid the vital points and knock him out. That’s what you’ve always been good at. 】

Liezel looked like a constipated patient who was deeply unhappy after trying unsuccessfully for five minutes and causing his hemorrhoids to rupture.

The young man Val opposite him was frightened by the cold light in her eyes.

The battle began and ended in the blink of an eye. Laizel stepped forward and charged forward. The heavy adamantine armor roared like a chariot. She reached out to wrap the young Val's face, and the next second, the dagger stabbed into the gap between his ribs - —The angle avoids major organs in a tricky way.

Val passed out in severe pain.

Raizel turned to look at the training officer and said, "Invulnerable. He is not qualified to be cut into pieces by me."

Trainer Keske pinched his forehead and said, "Ah! Move this loser to a corner and stop getting in my way!"

A stretcher in the corner of the classroom automatically levitated and landed next to Val. Two young soldiers threw him onto the stretcher in a scrupulous manner. Then, like a sweeping robot, the stretcher silently returned to the corner, carrying the non-recyclable garbage in the eyes of the training officer.

The fight continued in the classroom, and the blood stains on the floor could not be wiped clean. Raizel crossed her arms and looked at the scene in front of her. Her mind had already drifted back to the Star Bay breeding room next to the moon, and her high-risk childhood.

Linde walked to the injured person, mobilized the holy power in his body, turned it into a healing warm spring, and soon revived Val.

"Oh, it's you, stranger. You saved me? That's an act of compassion and kindness! You're like - forget it."

It was probably the first time that Val saw a friendly relationship between people. It was like a frog in a well jumping out of the well for the first time and standing in the sun.

"You mentioned a name earlier. Orpheus."

"What?! I never said it, you must have heard it wrong." Val's face turned pale with fright, and he begged, "Just think you heard it wrong, I just made a slip of the tongue, this name and the person it represents , are all topics that cannot be mentioned!"

Linde smiled and reassured, "Don't worry. I've heard of the Comet Prince, and there are only two of us here. Here, I have a disk that records the first volume of the Comet Prince's story. I'm giving it to you."

Val was a little confused with happiness, "This, this is too expensive. I also have his book here, just a part of it anyway. I read it many times and I can memorize it. Here, I give it to you."

Val carefully took out the disk he carried with him. This was the second volume of Prince Comet.

"Where did you get it?"

"A group of alien warriors, they were on a mission for Vlaakis himself, and we were cleaning their armor. I found it in one of the breastplates. I really wish I knew who owned it - I have so many questions!"

Lind nodded. The owner of the disc in young Val's mouth is most likely Centurion Voss, a high-ranking officer riding a dragon. On the surface, he serves Vlaakis, but secretly he is a follower of Orpheus. .

Saying goodbye to Val, Lind handed the disc to Yankee Girl.

"Here, let's take a look."

"You got this from that coward? Tsk, more crooked nonsense."

"Why don't you share the story with everyone? I'm quite curious about the Comet Prince. It is said that he rides on a comet." Gale urged curiously.

"Okay." Raizel sighed deeply, feeling excited about taking the lead in spreading banned books. It's a pity that she has always been a good student.

“The Comet Prince, Part Two. The Comet Prince…leads the Honor Guard into battle…crying out: Praise be to my mother Gith, Queen of the Alliance, who was sacrificed to Hell by the traitor Vlaakith!…The Comet Prince cannot Victory over the knights of Vlaakith, and the dragons obtained by ill-gotten means. Mighty Voss, chief centurion of Keslar, set the astral sky on fire. When all the ashes dispersed, beloved Orpheus Gone.”

She reluctantly recited the story on the disk to her companions, then grinned and stuck out her tongue slightly as if she had eaten spicy food.

Minsarari commented: "The traitor defeated the real heir. This was a well-planned political conspiracy. I have to say that this story has some credibility."

Raizel said viciously: "Impossible! There is no crime more serious than praising a counterfeit named Orpheus. Only Vlaakis is the true heir."

The female drow laughed coldly, "The winner of the struggle tried his best to slander his opponent, did not allow the people below to discuss, and always claimed the legitimacy of power. This is all a sign of guilty conscience. It just proves that Orpheus is The true heir."

She frowned thoughtfully. As a drow, she was naturally sensitive to internal strife and well-informed, which made her have a natural association: "Deliberately erasing traces of political opponents and prohibiting discussion, this kind of processing method It's too cliche, and it can easily arouse counter-reactions, because intelligent life will always pursue taboo things, and then discover the historical truth. If a complete victory is really achieved, it only needs to be dealt with coldly, and time will always stand on its side. The surviving party. I think that Orpheus may be alive, and he must have a great impact on the rule of Vlaakis."

Linde couldn't help but applaud slightly, "It coincides with me."

The teammates looked at him with suspicion after hearing this. Mingsala, a new member of the team, was not very trusted, but Linde's words carried a lot of weight.

"Why do you think Orpheus is alive too?"

"It's very simple, because his role is quite important. We found two connected fragments in succession, both of which are his stories. It is obvious that we will deal with this person in the future. If a gun appears at the beginning of the story, then at the end It will definitely open fire. Just like when it comes to Dongbai, it will definitely have to work hard."

"...What nonsense." The teammates were speechless.