The Secret Code of Monsters

Chapter 243 Ch.242 David Cromwell

Bristol Coast.

Even in winter it is full of salty smell.

When the train stopped, the ceremony host who received them was waiting at the station early.

He brought two apprentices with him. A black windbreaker revealed a turtleneck with a gold cross woven on the collar: he was about the same age as Fernandez, neither tall nor thin, with blond hair. The flesh on both sides of the eyes was a little droopy. He smiled. Lots of wrinkles.

"David Cromwell."

The man under the street lamp was extremely enthusiastic and hurriedly ordered his apprentice to take the two suitcases, and then shook hands with Roland and Fernandez respectively.

He is the senior pastor of the local Holy Cross. Of course, due to the location of Bristol, the level of regional senior pastor is considered to be the 'normal' level.

The path of sainthood.

Ring Five: Bonfire.

"The same path as me, Roland." Xander and Roland fell at the end of the team.

The Road to the Saints only gradually showed its aggressiveness when it reached the fifth ring.

"Spark": Use sparks to attack, defend, or heal some injuries, suppress curses or negative states. Using one's own flesh and blood and life force as fuel will make the spark more powerful.

"I don't really like this path..."

Roland followed the apprentice's lead and passed through the simple, roofless station.

A stronger fishy smell hit his nostrils.

"No, I should say, I don't really like the word 'sacrifice'."

This is true for both the "Heavenly Blood" last time and the "Spark" this time.

"One day, you will see the glory of our Lord in things you don't understand, Roland." Xander held the silver cross on his chest and lowered his eyes slightly: "And the saints are the ones who suffered when their father opened their minds. - We suffer on earth to purify our souls so that we can go to heaven to serve.”

Roland nodded and answered: "...This is our Lord's call to the believers, revealing the way of life to the Lamb."

"Correct, Roland."

Xander narrowed his eyes: "You have given part of your faith, which is an excellent progress. When you witness and experience it, you will be convinced that any life can be changed by the father, and any situation can be safe - the father is the truth, Life and the way, no one can come to Him without faith.”

Roland pursed his lips and silently boarded the carriage with the apprentice serving him.

Can some people go to heaven?

Can Cherry go?

The Book of Eden mentions: If you are wise, worship your Father; if you have wealth, worship your Father; if you have strength, worship your Father.

Cherry has wealth and wisdom.

She should be able to go.

After all, Chapter 6 also mentions: There is no difference between man and woman. They were both created by the Father; they were ordained by the Father to do their own work; and they were both sent by the Father into the world.

She should be able to go...

?

Heaven.

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What is the Kingdom of Heaven like, Wrench.

"You'll find out when you die."

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I'm so glad you didn't say I was going to hell.

"It depends on which ruler of the two places prefers cats or dogs."

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What a contradiction, I don’t want to be separated from you.

"Who the hell are you calling a dog?"

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Bristol on the Coast! Stormy Bristol!

Bristol for leggy girls! Sailor's Bristol!

When you think of this city, what should you think of first?

"Oysters, I guess?"

David Cromwell was very talkative.

Not only does he speak softly, but unlike those extremist Holy Cross believers, he always answers questions gently——

He was indeed not young, but his face did not have the tired look of age. He was full of energy and talked eloquently along the way, introducing the city's customs and interesting stories to the three of them. His tone is not old-fashioned, and he can talk to young people in the same way.

"Of course, you are right." Fernandez's answer is also the answer of many tourists who come here for the first time.

Pastor David smiled and said: "I am very happy to recommend several good places to eat oysters to my brothers and sisters, but what I want to say is not oysters, but the Balloon Festival. "

The citizens of Bristol have unique ways of paying homage to the gods they worship.

Balloon Festival.

Every March, August, and December, citizens will make some 'special' balloons, leaving their own beliefs and piety on them in a unique way, and then release them back into the sky. It is said that very few of them Those who are pious can be heard by the gods.

Most of the balloons were dedicated to the All-Father, and a few left the spiral symbol, namely Eve.

"Pagans." Xander, who was sitting opposite him, couldn't help but say: "...these ignorant people still believe in that false god."

Fernandez agrees with what Zander said.

He also believed that except for the Father of All, all others were false gods.

Interestingly, David Cromwell's reaction was not as 'violent' as the two men - he expressed understanding.

"Eve's little ritual can calm the sea, so that men who have been fighting the waves for a long time will not lose their way in the endless sight - I understand their approach, but just like you, the respected saint, as you said , before one’s life is touched by God the Father, people can firmly and proudly declare that they have various beliefs.”

“But when He comes, all that you think you have will be shattered.”

The word 'saint' made the carriage instantly quiet.

"Previous, Holy Maiden, alternate, Mr. Cromwell, my brother." Xander smiled: "I am not pure enough or wise enough to make my father pity me."

She put her legs together and sincerely asked David not to call her by this word anymore.

However, he and his apprentice only touched their chests and bowed, silently saluting to Shandel.

The carriage drove into the city.

Even at night, they could see the "little clouds" floating above every house from the dim lights - that is, various balloons.

The colors and patterns were different.

But silver and green were mostly.

One represented the Holy Cross, and the other represented the goddess of nature, Eve.

"You can go to the square during the day, and many people are there."

Shandel responded and let Fernandez take over the conversation.

He asked a lot about "angels", but the priest told him that they had never seen angels since the letter was sent.

"For five consecutive days, people saw the pure white wings every night." David pondered for a moment and replied: "I sent a letter to the Holy Cross. But after the letter left, the previous "angel" seemed like an illusion..."

"It never appeared again."

Fernandez frowned.

Disappeared?

"I sent people to investigate, Mr. Devinson. I promise: if there is any trace, I should be able to find it."

When it comes to this 'elusive angel', David Cromwell and the two apprentices beside him are also helpless - obviously they have been busy with this matter for a long time.

Nothing.

"We have interrogated the five people who found the angel..."

Speaking of this.

Roland suddenly realized something.

David Cromwell is a pastor and a member of the church.

The apprentice beside him is also.

So...

Where is the executive officer of Bristol?

Where did the executive officer of the Tribunal in this city go?

"What did the executive officer say?" Roland's question made David on the opposite side look bitter.

He first glanced at Fernandez, and when he saw that the man did not refuse, he sighed and told Roland a name.