Give Me the Name of God

Why did Guatel come to the tavern? Come for a drink?

It’s time to celebrate the rest of the life after the disaster, but why do you still bring a quilt? Are you here to stay?

He has his own carpentry workshop, why would he come to live in a tavern? And you don’t need to bring your own quilt when staying in a pub.

He not only brought quilts, but also various tools for carpentry work, plus bottles and cans for daily use. It seemed that he had moved his entire family.

Manda was about to step forward to ask about the situation, but Guatel was dragged away to drink by other guests. He's now a hero in the town of Cowhorn, and every guest wants to buy him a drink.

Tell us what you went through in the dungeon?

Your feet are a bit lame. I heard that those beasts gave you wooden boots. Is this true?

Have another drink, brat, I almost risked my life to save you, you know?

…

The guests refused to leave until dawn, and Guatel had long been knocked unconscious.

Looking at the luggage on the floor, Manda had some assumptions.

Guatel was frightened by his imprisonment. He decided to leave Niujiao Town and make a living elsewhere. He chose to move late at night so as not to be discovered. Then he passed by the tavern and stopped in to have a seat...

This is illogical. Why would you come to a pub on your way to move? Isn’t this completely exposed?

Manda thought for a long time and then laughed.

You shouldn't use logic to measure Guatel's behavior. I'm afraid this stupid boy doesn't know what to do.

In the afternoon, Manda packed Guatel's luggage and woke him up.

Get up, hero, it's time for you to go.

Guatel sat up suddenly and looked around the hall for a long time.

It was true that this was not a dungeon. He looked at Manda again and said, What did you just say?

I said it's time for you to go.

Guatel shook his head desperately and said, I won't leave, I will never leave!

Manda smiled and said: If you don't leave, will you live here for the rest of your life?

Yes! Live for a lifetime! Guatel nodded seriously.

So that's it. Manda smiled.

…

Silva bought back a cart of grapes from the market. As soon as he arrived at the door of the tavern, he saw a quilt flying outside.

Manda grabbed Guatel's clothes and tried to drag him out. Guatel clung to the doorstep and shouted!

I won't go, I won't go!

Silva was stunned by the scene in front of him, and suddenly heard Manda shout: Why don't you come over and help!

Just as Silva was about to rush over, he suddenly saw several farmers walking over from a distance.

Isn't this Guatel? What are you going to do to him?

Guatel shouted, They're sending me back to the dungeon!

Manda kicked Guatel into the tavern, turned around and smiled at the farmers: Want to come for a drink? Wait a minute, it's not open yet!

Back in the tavern, Manda grabbed Guatel's collar and shouted: I have never offended you, why do you want to harm me!

I didn't harm you, I can't leave your tavern, otherwise I will be caught in the dungeon!

Guatel talked from afternoon to dusk, and finally made the matter clear.

But Manda was confused. Why did God's Punisher send Guatel to the tavern? They also threatened him not to escape. What good would this do to them?

Although she couldn't guess the reason, Manda had a vague premonition. After closing that night, Manda tried to drive Guatel away. Guatel resisted desperately and woke up the guests who stayed overnight, so Manda had to go again. Let him stay one night.

Looking at the silly carpenter sleeping soundly by the firepit, Manda was helpless and lay on the table. Milo suddenly woke up and ran to the door to urinate.

Manda frowned and said, Can't you go further?

If you go any further, I will break the promise. Milo came to the fire pit, looked at Guatel, sniffed and said: He has the blood of Hephaestus, and he will be of great use after he enters the level.

Hephaestus, the god of fire and craftsman, Manda really has a way to get him to the second level, and can help him rise to the second level, but can this fool get the favor of the gods?

Besides, these are not important. What is important is the purpose of God Punisher sending him here.

Milo lay on the table again: Some answers will pop up by themselves. Have a glass of wine and get some sleep.

Two days later, Stanley came to the door on his own initiative and brought the answer: I will give you the previous two hundred gold coins, and drive Guatel out of your tavern.

The debt of two hundred gold coins is short, which is an irresistible temptation, but the key is how to drive this silly boy out. Manda does not want to become a public enemy of Niujiao Town.

Seeing that Manda was still hesitating, Stanley's face darkened: I always thought you were very smart, don't force me to do it in your tavern.

Manda finally understood Stanley's intention, he wanted to kill Guatel.

He must have been instructed by Viscount Gassac, who did not want this conflict to end.

The reason why God's Punisher sent Guatel to the tavern was because it was the best way to protect him, and it could also indirectly damage the relationship between Gassac and the Earl.

Stanley didn't dare kill anyone in the tavern, but it would be hard to tell if he was really cornered. Looking at his ferocious expression, Manda didn't know how to respond. Guatel, who was hiding behind Manda, trembled into a ball and sat in the corner. Milo stretched himself out.

Stanley saw Milo with his peripheral vision, and the expression on his face instantly relaxed a lot.

It's true that you actually became friends with him, Stanley said with a dry laugh, My voice was a bit loud just now. I hope you don't mind. You know that this matter makes me very embarrassed, although it may affect our relationship. , but I must tell the Viscount the truth.

After drinking a glass of wine, Stanley left the tavern. Manda looked at Guatel helplessly and sighed: What should I do with you?

I can make a wine barrel for you! Guatel said excitedly.

Then just do it.

There's no wood here! He spat in Manda's face again.

Manda was a little upset and was thinking about going around the town when she suddenly saw Ogg walking into the hall and said solemnly: The great prophet told me that a powerful enemy is on the way, and many people will die for it.

Manda took a deep breath and said, Can the great prophet really tolerate you?

“I have conveyed God’s prophecy, it’s up to you to believe it or not.”

Manda sniffed and found that the smell on Ogg's body was different. He stared at Ogg's chest for a while and saw more than four hundred gold coins.

Has he been promoted? Got promoted after being crazy for two days?

Milo drank a large glass of wine and smiled: Don't be jealous, the Titans will take care of their own blood.

…

In the church, Larn Pigu was praying. He did not assume a pious posture, but stood silently in front of the statue of God.

A man with purple hair and green eyes came to Rahn, held his right fist with his left hand, prayed for a moment in front of the statue, and whispered to Rahn: You haven't released Amado yet?

Rahn said with a dull expression: I'm worried that he will do something impulsive.

You are the one who is impulsive, not him. He has been in Niujiao Town for five years. When have you seen him be impulsive?

I know, Rahn nodded, so I should let him suffer a little more.

The purple-haired man continued: The bishop put the charge of heresy on your head.

Rahn said calmly: Tell me something I can't guess.

We have to clear out the heretics here within two months, not just the craftsman, but also the mob and soldiers who despise the Lord, and if necessary, even the lords here.

Rahn sneered: The bishop only sent you here. Isn't it a bit childish?

Janessa and Hannes are coming over. They each brought thirty first-order warriors and two divine artifacts.

It's still somewhat sincere, Rahn nodded, It would be better if there was no Hannes.

Don't be so picky. Who would be willing to do this hard work if it weren't for the Bishop's order? Let Amado be released first.

No! Rahn shook his head, He has not finished suffering yet. This is the punishment given to him by the Lord.