Evening Bell Church

"Then the core issue now is to find out the source of the mutation. Who sacrificed to the ancient gods, causing the entire group to be affected."

"Since Byron has surviving heirs, it means that it is very likely that he will rely on his own blood and accumulation to establish a new dynasty or faction again after surviving. However, this dynasty has completely hidden Byrondia on the surface. The identity of the Sri Lankan people has become a completely new race.”

"The mutation is large-scale and may even affect a single country. We only need to find which country has undergone the mutation, or has been completely isolated from the world and lost contact, and then the source can be quickly determined."

When he came here, Su Ge's thinking was extremely clear.

The next morning, after breakfast, Su Ge looked at himself in the mirror. Not sure if it was an illusion, he felt an inhuman indifference deep in his dark eyes.

"You shouldn't have been affected by the divine body, right?" Su Ge made sure that his current mental state and logical thinking had no deviation, and were the same as before.

Griffin came over and reported: "Bishop, the principal has been warned about the situation at the school, and I will continue to follow up. Archbishop Jellos is expected to arrive the day after tomorrow. Do you have any other branches?"

"Help me check which country in the world has experienced trade isolation or lost contact recently," Su Ge said.

Griffin didn't ask any more questions, nodded and said, "This may take some time."

"You have three days."

"no problem."

After giving the instructions, Sugar came to the medical area and found Father Hank.

"How is the professor's situation?" Su Ge asked.

"I have calmed down and can speak normally, but due to the fright, some memories have been interrupted and confused, and it will take some time to recover." Father Hank said, leading Su Ge outside the professor's ward.

"What about your identity?"

"Bryce Bolton, a native of Bain City, a pure ordinary person, is 44 years old, divorced, and his son is raised by his wife. Ten years ago, he became a lecturer in the history department of Bain City. He has published a book. I am very interested in the history of the Byronic Empire.”

"Can you find out what race he belongs to?" Su Ge asked curiously.

Hank glanced at Su Ge strangely: "Are you kidding me?"

Su Ge smiled slightly: "Well, let's lighten the atmosphere."

"..."

"How is the identity check of the other two people going?"

Hank nodded and said: "We have found out that both father and son are locals. The father is a primary school teacher and the son is an intern mechanic. Neither of them has any mysterious experiences. They do not drink alcohol and occasionally smoke. They have a regular schedule. He doesn’t evade taxes and has no criminal record. He is a good and law-abiding citizen.”

Su Ge fell into silence after hearing this, and then suddenly asked: "Father Hank, do you think there is no such thing as good people getting rewarded now?"

Father Hank's eyes flashed with discomfort after hearing this, and he sighed: "This world is so unreasonable."

Su Ge suddenly remembered the three students who died tragically yesterday.

Taking a deep breath: "I'll go talk to him."

With that said, he opened the door and walked in.

Bryce seemed to be in shock, and his body trembled after Sugar came in.

Su Ge immediately released the aftermath of the evening bell to calm his spirit.

Hearing the sound of the bell, Su Ge felt that something strange had happened. Bryce was not affected by the sound of the bell and continued to tremble in fear.

This made Su Ge very surprised. The all-conquering evening bell actually failed in front of this ordinary person.

"What is going on? Has his brain been affected by something deeper? Or is there another hidden secret?" Su Ge thought in his mind, and said softly to Bryce: "Don't be afraid, this is the Holy Blood Cathedral, you are in absolute safety, I am Bishop Sugar Sotos and I am here to help you."

Bryce was lying on the bed at this time, covering his head with the quilt and not daring to move.

"Don't kill me...please don't kill me..."

"Don't worry, I won't kill you. I'm here to protect you." After saying that, Su Ge held his body and gently injected spiritual energy into him to comfort him.

At this time, Bryce slowly calmed down, got his head out of the quilt, looked at Su Ge with a pale face, and said with a trembling voice: "Thank you, I feel better."

Su Ge smiled and then asked: "Do you have a deep research on the history of Byron the Great?"

Bryce nodded slightly and said nothing.

"Where did you see the picture on the blackboard?" Su Ge asked.

"In a shabby ancient book." Bryce seemed to be attracted by the mention of his research results. His mind gradually stabilized and his voice returned to normal.

"Where did you see the prayer you recited at that time?" Su Ge asked again.

Bryce frowned and pondered for a moment, then said, "It's also in that ancient book."

"Go home! Go home! Yes! Those two monsters want that ancient book!" Bryce suddenly shouted.

Su Ge immediately asked: "Where are the ancient books?"

"Hidden...by me."

"Can you tell me? I'll help you find it."

"No! Don't let any of you think about my book." Bryce immediately became nervous.

Su Ge rolled his eyes: "How about we take you with us?"

After hearing this, Bryce was silent for a long time, then nodded slightly: "Okay... okay!"

Afterwards, Su Ge arranged for Gene, Father Anthony, and Sister Marlene to escort him with clergy to find his books to ensure safety.

On his side, he had other things to do.

At the door of the cathedral, he saw Evan waiting there early, smiling and waving at him.

Su Ge walked over and found that Evan's overall spirit had been renewed and full of vitality.

"Let's go, the mysterious club is not far from here."

Then, the two walked side by side to an institution on Xiangguo Street that specializes in divination services.

Such institutions are registered with the Empire and the Church. The so-called divination personnel inside are ordinary people, without any mysterious people.

Their existence is only to serve as a buffer between ordinary people and mysterious people, and to allow some people to find some comfort and vent their inner confusion and pressure.

Of course, this is usually the case. According to historical situations, there are usually mysterious people who patronize, but they dare not be too ostentatious.

Because the mysterious world and the church both stipulate that any mysterious person is not allowed to operate here, and once discovered, they can be killed on the spot.

This place called the Star Divination Guild is located on the edge of the city center. The location is neither good nor bad, just average.

Evan is really a frequent visitor here. After arriving here, he chatted skillfully with the receptionist in the lobby.

Su Ge looked around and found that the structure was similar to that of a hospital. There were separate rooms behind the lobby, which should be used by the so-called "diviners".

"By the way, is Mr. Ram Ward here? A friend of mine also needs his guidance." Evan asked.

The receptionist shook her head apologetically after hearing this: "Mr. Ward hasn't come for three days. It seems that he went away."

"Three days? Didn't he say where he was going?" Evan asked curiously.

"No, but the last time I saw him, he didn't seem to be in a good mood. His face was a little pale, cautious and nervous, as if he had encountered something bad."

At this point, the receptionist also pretended to warn: "Mystery is like this. When you help others, you will often encounter bad things. You must be careful in the future!"

Evan smiled and nodded, turning to look at Su Ge.

Su Ge asked at this time: "Do you know his home address?"

The lady immediately shook her head: "This is our company's secret, we can't disclose it to the public."

Su Ge took out his church token and said: "I am a clergyman of the church. Now I suspect that Ram Ward is involved in a murder case. I need to find him for investigation. I hope you can cooperate."

Seeing the silver token with a metallic luster in Su Ge's hand, the lady's face suddenly became a little nervous. Feeling Su Ge's strong sense of oppression, she hurriedly looked down and then said: "Mr. Ram Ward lives at 766 Maple Leaf Street, not far from here."

Su Ge smiled and said: "Thank you, I wish you a good day."

Then the two quickly went along the street to 766 Maple Leaf Street.

"Su Ge, do you suspect that he has a problem?" Evan asked tentatively.

Su Ge looked ahead and said calmly: "He is dead."

! !

Hearing this, Evan's heart jumped, and he couldn't believe it.

"Is human life really so casual?" Evan had not yet been exposed to this circle, and felt that he could not accept it for a while.

Su Ge raised his hand and saw a dead stray dog ​​lying on the corner of the street. He said calmly: "When you reach a certain level, you will find that there is no difference between the life and death of a person and a dog."

"..." Evan lowered his head and fell into deep thought.

Ten minutes later, when the two men arrived at Maple Leaf Street, they found that it was surrounded by police and there were many onlookers around.

Evan's eyes widened and his heart was even more shocked.

Su Ge walked over calmly and saw Jack and Roland rushing over from the side.

"Huh? Why did you come here?" Jack asked with some surprise.

Su Ge asked directly: "Is the dead person Ram Ward?"

"You know!?" Jack was a little surprised, then turned to Roland and asked: "Did you invite our bishop here?"

Roland spread his hands: "He is a busy man, I can't invite him."

"..."

"Okay." Su Ge waved his hand and asked seriously: "This guy has important clues, how did you find this place?"

Roland said: "We were investigating the case of the murder of orphans yesterday. Someone reported that someone died here and there were extra hearts and brain tissues at home, so we rushed here quickly."

After a pause, Roland added: "A pair of orphans were killed yesterday and lost their hearts and brains."