I am a tutor/Terra transcriber in Terra, but the enlightenment stream

"Really, Amiya is really amazing."

Thearesia lowered her body and stroked Amiya's hair, but her clear and gentle eyes were filled with invisible guilt.

I don’t want to talk to Amiya about such a heavy thing, I just hope that she can be carefree in the last time.

Amiya is still young, but there is no time for her to grow up.

Theresia looked at the innocent and ignorant girl and wanted to say something, but she couldn't.

It was noon two days later, three hours after Loya finished writing and submitting "In the World."

W and Scout finally met the two people who responded at the outpost.

One is wearing a full-body black robe, and the other is wearing a full-body armor. They look particularly matched.

The person in charge of wiring quietly reported in Scout's ear:

"They are the ones who are going to see His Highness. The one on the left is the Pardoner."

Scout nodded and looked at the two people in front of him carefully.

This visit was not only responsible for the reception, but also for inspection.

After all, it is indeed surprising that a sin pardoner suddenly came here and said that he wanted to defect to Theresia.

"Please introduce yourself first." Scout said.

"The Shining, the former Absolver, hopes to join the Tower of Babel."

The man in black robe on the left bowed slightly and saluted, but he was dressed in black robe and was a sin-absolver, so he didn't look like a good guy.

The one on the right looked more upright. He performed a serious knightly salute and said seriously:

"Member of the Casimir Linguang family, Margaret Linguang, wants to visit the Tower of Babel."

Scout was even more surprised.

Casimir's Linguang family is completely different from today's Kazdaele, let alone the family members who came here to seek refuge with Theresia and even accompanied the Pardoner.

How did you get together?

He suspected that he had become violent today and was hallucinating.

Pushing up his sunglasses, Scout turned to look at W and asked:

"What do you think?"

W: "Have fun."

Well, this guy can't be counted on.

So Scout then asked:

"Can you tell me the reason, Miss Shining?"

"of course can."

Shining smiled slightly and stretched out his hand hidden under the black robe, holding a book in his hand.

Oh, no wonder then.

Now Scout was no longer surprised, but surprised.

What's going on, even the Pardoner can instigate rebellion?

Suppressing the doubts and shock in his heart, Scout turned to Margaret:

"What about you, Knight of Light?"

Margaret shrugged indifferently and replied:

"If you know a little bit about it, you will know that someone in the Linguang family was exiled because of the ore disease."

"I don't have a destination, so I'll just let her go to your place and have a look."

No, there was actually a purpose. Margaret was planning to kill back in a few years.

"Okay, you can meet His Highness."

Although Scout still has doubts, both men's reasons are passable.

"But it takes about two days' journey."

"no problem."

Shining replied.

After entering Thearesia's territory, you can hardly see the smoke of gunpowder, and you can still see houses and other facilities every distance you walk.

One day passed, and at dusk on the third day, some people rested in a tavern.

While Scout was listening to the man in black robe, he was also talking to Margaret and the people around him. Only Shining could hear it.

After a while he finished speaking and turned to leave.

"I'll go out and see."

Suddenly reacting, Shining said hello and rushed out.

When I came back, I was holding a new book in my hand.

"In the World" by Loya.

With a hint of urgency, Shining asked:

"Mr. Scout, how long will we stay here?"

Scout glanced at her.

Shining had been very indifferent all this time, and her current reaction was indeed a bit strange, but it was no longer strange after seeing the cover of the book in her hand.

"We'll leave in an hour."

Scout was planning to leave immediately.

But give her some time. If she really joins the Tower of Babel, a sin pardoner will be very important to them.

Margaret looked at the book in Shining's hand and knew she was about to start again.

If you have nothing to do, you may as well watch it yourself.

So Margaret took out "Don Quixote".

"..."

Now even W couldn't help but twitch the corner of his mouth.

These two people are indeed a perfect match, no wonder they end up together.

Shining didn't care about the eyes of the people around her. Her focus was always on this book.

Loya's "Childhood" is so well written, and the words in it speak to The Shining's heart.

As a senior member of Sakaziri, Shining naturally understands the crux of this race.

Although it was partly due to her family, it was more because she saw a hope in "Childhood".

Unlike Theresia and Traces, a new hope that had never appeared before drove her to leave there and meet Loya to see if he was really worth following.

Shining soon became entranced.

Because they are so similar, every string of words written by Loya seems to be written with the blood and tears of the Sakaz people.

He obviously didn't mix any Origin Stone skills into it, but it has a more terrifying appeal than all spiritual Origin Stone skills.

Shining didn't know what this contagion was, but she was sinking into it.

"A dark forest stands in the wilderness, everything around it looks desolate, and everything clings to the broken ground silently..."

The story suddenly breaks away from the perspective of "Loya" here and turns to narration:

Smoore sadly took off his hat and inserted a withered rose from Victoria on the grave.

Shining shuddered and looked at the last sentence on the page.

"Child, this is the cemetery that Victoria and Ursus created for us."

Chapter No.17 The Ministry of Culture is recruiting new people, but they are not very new.

"Your Highness."

The attendant respectfully handed over a book.

The man took it and walked to his residence.

It was very dim here, with only a few candles flickering.

At the table, the man quietly read:

"What's there to say? Sakaz are like mad dogs biting each other in their own yards."

"Suddenly I felt like this. I sat on the slope. The unspeakable pain drove me crazy. I bit my lips to prevent myself from crying or roaring."

"Remembering this now makes me feel unbearably sick and a little shuddering, and I wonder why I didn't think of this all this time."

"What brought Sarkaz's suffering, and who crafted the cage to imprison Kazdael in a cycle of pain."

"Once they try to break free, those despicable demons will destroy everything Sarkaz has built with great difficulty."

"Nothing will be left!"

After reading this, Tracy let out a sigh of relief.

Only if the story is well told can people listen to these words.

He couldn't do it, so he couldn't help but admire Loya in his heart.

Tracy sighed:

"I really want to see you and have you by my side."

On the other side, at a temporary resting point on the eve of arriving at the Tower of Babel, The Shining also saw the end of the story.

"Kazdare is full of hatred, but what I think about most is the majesty of the earth, and the cities and other countries where the teacher talked about living different lives."

"The life described in those writers' books was purer, more lovely, less difficult, and different from the bloody and dark life that boiled around me."

"Sometimes I wonder why Sakaz couldn't live that life."

"It gave me a strong desire to end it all so that everyone could live a better life."

After a long period of preparation, Loya's carefully prepared thoughts are clearly visible in the book.

Light gradually flickered in his eyes, and his heart seemed to be filled with something.

Because of family and responsibility, Gujing Wubo's heart was gradually boiling.

Shining couldn't help but read:

"I really want to give this land a strong kick and make everything spin like a jubilant whirlwind. I am immersed in another life."

"-Beautiful, vibrant Kazdael, and friendly, honest Sarkaz."

"But the pain of reality suddenly woke me up, gritted my teeth, stepped on the rotten ground, and walked straight ahead."

Conclusion.

"Sarkaz will take this path one day!"

The book stayed on the last page for a long time, and Shining read the last few paragraphs over and over again until his voice became hoarse.

"gone."

Until Margaret patted her shoulder and smiled at her:

"It's a familiar feeling, isn't it?"

Shining closed the book, temporarily suppressed the surging emotions, and said with a smile:

"indeed so."

Just like Loya said.

The soil of hope has been born in the hearts of every exhausted Sakaz under the long-term war.

A seed has been planted and now it’s time to grow.