Give Me the Name of God

That night, Manda stayed in the house prepared for him by the spies, thinking about the next step.

There are two main questions now. The first question is why did two powerful angels appear in Bucks City at the same time? The second question is how to deal with these two powerful angels?

First of all, we must understand the relationship between these two angels. Madesa has always been with Buckon in pairs. King Dir and Madesa do not seem to be so close.

But even if it is not close, if King Dir is in danger, Madesa will not ignore it.

If Manda immediately ran away after attacking King Dir, how fast would Madesa come to support him?

This determines whether Manda can leave the palace smoothly, and also determines whether Manda has a chance to make a last-ditch attack once he misses a sneak attack.

Manda slept until the afternoon of the next day, swallowed a lot of pearls, replenished her strength, and came to the palace again.

This time he did not go to the dormitory immediately, but went directly to Madesa's tree house. He wanted to see what Madesa usually did, but from afternoon until nightfall, Madesa did not leave the tree house.

Everyone in the palace was searching for traces of assassins. Two guards came to the tree, checked and were about to leave, when one of the guards suddenly said, Look, this looks like a footprint.

There was indeed a footprint on the big tree, but it was not left by Manda, and Manda did not deal with it. A guard looked at it for a moment and said: Maybe it was left by the adult himself.

That adult can fly, how can he leave footprints?

Just write this down and tell His Majesty.

Do you want to remind that adult?

Go ahead, I don't dare to talk to him. I heard that he can burn someone to ashes with just a move of his fingers.

The two guards hesitated for a moment and finally left.

Rima Desa in the treehouse should be able to hear them, but he keeps chanting inside the house and is oblivious to everything outside the treehouse.

This is a solid block and seems impossible to break.

Manda turned to the bedroom again. King Dir did not fall asleep tonight. Like Madesa, he was also chanting sutras.

Manda wandered back and forth in the dormitory, carefully observing the position of each eye.

There are a total of one hundred and ninety-one eyes in the dormitory, each eye has a fixed surveillance area, and each area is covered by the sight of several different eyes.

In other words, these one hundred and ninety-one eyes form a surveillance system with no blind spots. No matter what direction Manda attacks, there is no possibility of a successful sneak attack.

The defense here is too thorough. If you want to insert the arrow of love into King Dil, you must first let King Dil leave this dormitory.

But King Dir and Madesa had exactly the same strategy, never leaving the palace.

There is no other choice but to do something evil.

Manda set a fire outside the dormitory. The location of the fire was very secret. It was on the mezzanine between two rooms, very close to the dormitory. As long as the fire spread slightly, King Dill would definitely leave his room.

Unfortunately, King Dier's ministers did not give the fire a chance. A little smoke just came out of the dormitory, and all the followers of the River God were already in place. It took less than an hour's time for the fire to be completely extinguished.

The Dir people's defense against fire is too strong. Manda's test was not only ineffective, but also revealed his own intentions. It will be even more difficult to deceive King Dir out of the palace next time.

Manda stood quietly beside King Dir, wanting to see what kind of deployment he would make next.

According to common sense, he would order the guards to strengthen their vigilance, or he might order a city-wide search, or even kill all suspicious persons. The lives of several spies Manda had planted in the city were also in danger.

But unexpectedly, King Dill did nothing. He just sat quietly in the room from late at night until dawn.

When a glimmer of light came through the window, King Dill suddenly spoke: Mad King Claude Sai, as the king of a country, I call you that, right?

Manda was shocked, he could actually feel my presence?

Within the package of divine power, Manda has no image, no sound, and no breath. How can he feel it?

A bluff, nothing more than a bluff.

Manda remained calm and motionless, and then heard King Dier say: We are all kings of a country, but we are not ordinary kings. We are all gods.

Do you dare to say that you are God? Crossing the line?

Although there is not much difference in essence between angels and gods, according to the doctrine of divine punishment, there is only one God in the world, the Lord of divine punishment. Angels, no matter how close they are to God, are all things created by God.

Why does he dare to call himself God? If the Lord of Divine Punishment heard this, would he still take his life?

King Dir continued: Claudius is your name as a mortal. Your name as a god is wrong. My name as a mortal is Herel, which means morning star. You want to know my name as a god. ? Come out of the darkness and show me what you look like, so that I can tell you the name of my God.

Did this guy really sense me?

To be on the safe side, Manda decided to leave.

Just as he was about to get out of the gap in the wall, he suddenly heard King Dill shout: I know your purpose of coming here. You want to prevent the Lord from resurrecting here, but your strength is not enough, far from enough!

Go to the Olympian gods. Maybe they still have a chance. As long as you kill any one of Seraph and me, you will succeed. Of course, you may also be annihilated here and all turn into dust under the majesty of the Lord. , in ten days, and in ten days, the Lord will come to the world again, and I am waiting for you here!

Manda's brain throbbed, the amount of information contained in these words was too much.

This King Dir was so different from the Cherubim he understood that Manda didn't want to stay for a moment longer, he just wanted to leave this place as soon as possible.

He still remembered the location of the gap, but just as he reached the wall, a ray of holy light suddenly struck. Manda hurriedly dodged and almost lost half of her body.

He can really sense me!

Sweat was flowing down his temples. King Dier smiled ferociously and said, Let's go. I will forgive you today.

Manda did not get out from the original place. He found a gap and got out of the dormitory.

After leaving the Royal Capital, Manda flew directly out of Bucks City. This mission seemed less important.

The Lord of Divine Punishment will be resurrected here in ten days. Manda still wants to insert an arrow into King Dir? As long as he has some sense, he should immediately give up the idea of ​​seeking death.

Wait a minute!

Manda suddenly stopped in the air, and there was a contradiction in King Dir's words.

First of all, if the Lord of Divine Punishment will really be resurrected in Buck City, why did King Dire tell me all this?

Does he really want me to summon the Olympian gods to prevent the Lord of Divine Punishment from resurrecting?

What good does this do him?

Manda really couldn't understand the reason.

Since there is no benefit at all, why would he say this to himself?

The most logical inference is that this is a trap.

The Lord of Divine Punishment may have been resurrected. He is now in Bucks City and has sensed the existence of Manda. It was he who gave instructions to King Dir to use Manda to summon the Olympian gods and then catch them all in one fell swoop.

But will Manda be fooled?

As long as you think about this kind of thing for a moment, you can see the contradictions in it. Manda will not report this news to Hermes easily. Does the Lord of Divine Punishment despise me so much?

There is another possibility that King Dill told the truth.

He knew that Manda's name as the True God was wrong, and he should also know that Manda's relationship with Mount Olympia was somewhat bad.

Taking advantage of this bad relationship and Manda's suspicious temperament, she told the truth, but Manda would not believe it and would never report it to Olympia.

This speculation is not unreasonable. In this case, it is still necessary to report the news to Hermes.

But what happens after the report?

It is certainly a good thing that Hermes came and prevented the Lord of Divine Punishment from being resurrected.

But if He fell into a trap and directly caused the fall of Mount Olympia, who would bear the responsibility?

Even if he was lucky enough to survive, he would probably have to hate Manda forever. Why should he bear such hatred?

The more I thought about it, the more entangled I became, and the more I thought about it, the more painful it became. I had a splitting headache and convulsions all over.

In fact, this problem does not seem to be that complicated, but for some reason, Manda's thinking fell into chaos, as if there was some kind of divinity interfering with his thinking.

Amid the confusion and twitching, Manda suddenly clarified a train of thought, which was divided into three steps.

First step, where did this news come from?

It was neither discovered by oneself nor obtained through torture. It was revealed by the enemy on their own initiative.

The second step is, is this news true or false?

Can't tell! No way to judge!

Manda only knew that the situation in Bucks City was somewhat abnormal, and that two angels had gathered together, but he knew nothing else.

The third step, how to deal with the news that cannot be distinguished between true and false?

If you hear something, you can pretend you didn't hear it, and treat it as if it's a passing thought.

Blur, blur it out.

After the blur, there is extremely clear thinking.

Of course, the useful information still needs to be absorbed, for example, ten days later.

Ten days later will definitely be an important day. No matter what day it is, Manda must leave here with her family.

If you want to leave here with your family, you must complete Eros' mission.

There is only one day left, and if you want to complete the task, you must be prepared.

It blurs the chaotic process and only sees the clearest ideas.

This seems to be the vague truth.