I became a mage and was recruited by the lord as his son-in-law

Hogel looked at his right hand, the hand that Bennett had just shaken.

When the waiter brought the lemonade just now, Hogel deliberately did not wash his hand. He was still imagining what would happen next.

If I use this hand that was held by the Archmage to touch the Archmage's woman, that feeling...

Thinking of this, Hogel felt his whole body trembling, and waves of itching continued to come from his back.

While Hogel was imagining the perverted scene, Bennett had already begun to lock onto his soul and began to rummage through his memories.

Although the soul poison is ineffective against Bennett and Beth, this is done without Bennett and Beth noticing.

In fact, Bennett might not have noticed the toxins if Beth hadn't noticed the slight sting.

This poison is extremely powerful.

The creativity of adding corrupt will to the poison is unparalleled. It's a pity that this wizard is not of orthodox heritage, otherwise he would not be contaminated by magic like this.

A wizard with an orthodox heritage, such as Mervin, would never appear in front of the meteorite under any circumstances.

And now this Hogel, who is ignorant of the immensity of the world, is directly exposed in front of an orthodox wizard. He can be regarded as a weirdo among the fallen wizards.

But Bennett thought it was normal.

The wandering wizard may not know what the black wizard's light means to the wizard.

Bennett sat back in his seat, Beth leaned over quietly and said:

"That mage gives me a bad feeling. Why are you bothering with him?"

"Just need to get his head around it," Bennett responded.

Beth was thinking about how to collect the venom, and Bennett was thinking about finding something in the wizard's head.

The other people at the party were munching on fruit while staring at Bennett and Beth. The murderous aura filled the entire dining room and the atmosphere was weird and solemn.

Bennett smiled. When he was in the North, even if he was extremely angry, the host would always try his best to liven up the atmosphere during the banquet.

Of course, whether you accept the invitation to liven up the atmosphere is not something the Northern nobles can control.

When we got to the church, oh, it was a bit awkward.

Beth played with the silverware in her hand, looking at the cross pattern on it, with a distressed expression on her face.

Obviously, she didn't think there was any point in engraving the tableware, but in a capital like this, if you don't prepare these, you won't be able to establish connections with the nobles.

Bennett was still searching through the wizard's memories.

Soon, the food was served on the table, and it was just as Beth had expected, stew.

The atmosphere became weird again.

Everyone put down the stew in front of them and looked at the Pope and then at Beth.

The Pope said nothing. Beth smiled and said to everyone:

"Everyone, please eat. You're welcome."

Everyone looked at the Pope again. The Pope opened his eyes wide, glanced at everyone, and took the lead in scooping a large piece of meat and putting it to his mouth.

Everyone breathed a sigh of relief and started using their knives and forks.

Only Beth didn't move.

The Pope and Hogel looked at each other, and both felt a little anxious.

The Pope handed Beth a piece of bread and said:

"Your Highness is not satisfied with the food?"

Beth glanced at Bennett who was standing there in a daze, and then glanced at everyone present. Her eyes turned cold and her face turned blue. She said:

"Everything we eat and drink is from God. Why does the Pope want to blame God?"

The Pope was stunned. What was going on? Why did he suddenly turn against me?

Beth looked at a knight at the table and said to him:

"Knight Hawke, I remember when you were 10 years old, I personally taught you how to practice. Do you still remember how to treat the gift of God?"

The knight immediately looked ashamed, and here it was shown that he was also one of those who wanted to kill Beth.

But the knights and the Pope are different.

These knights' belief in Allah is no less than that of the knights under Beth, and their belief in Allah is even more extreme.

The knight rose, saluted Bess, and stood to say his prayers.

The rest of the people also prayed, except Bennett and Hogel opposite.

At this time, Bennett had also found out how Hogle made the poison.

When a person dies, their soul dissipates and their will disappears with the soul.

Hogel used the brain marrow of a living person. He extracted it directly from the back of the fallen knight's head while the knight was conscious, without any anesthesia.

Bennett sighed.

He originally wanted to find the formula of the poison and take Beth away directly. After all, Beth was unwilling to eliminate these people at this time.

But after seeing how the poison was made, Bennett couldn't do that anymore.

If the Pope directly asks the other party to hand over the poison, the relationship between the Pope and Beth will immediately become a life-and-death situation.

But it doesn’t matter. Bennett has already started searching the entire castle, and the remaining poison is being transported away by Bennett bit by bit.

Bennett doesn't intend to allow such a cruel venom to continue to exist in the world, so the remaining venom will be the only remaining venom.

Can't waste it.

Beth and the church had finished praying.

The Pope looked at Beth gloomily, feeling extremely angry.

He resented that Beth always outshined him and always managed to go beyond him and teach his men a lesson.

Many of the other knights turned their eyes to Bennett.

After being taught a lesson by Beth, these people felt that Beth could be saved, and all they had to do was get rid of the wizard who had dragged Beth into the water.

Beth glanced at Bennett, scooped a mouthful to her lips, and the food was transported away directly.

To outsiders, it seemed that Beth had eaten all the food.

Bennett is more direct. He puts the food into his mouth and decomposes it directly. The venom is transmitted away and the rest becomes air.

Hogel looked at Bennett with excitement. He had tried this poison before and found it was equally lethal to mages. Just one drop could poison a group of truth mages.

He looked at Beth again. These venoms could corrode the will of the knight. Just one bite could paralyze a god-given knight.

Now Beth and Bennett's food is stewed entirely with this venom, without a drop of water in it.

The Pope also slowly stopped his actions. He had wanted to kill Beth for a long time, and being able to kill Bennett was an unexpected surprise.

He hadn't expected these two to be so unguarded. He had had his doubts, but then he thought about Beth's behavior.

He felt that Beth would not guess his thoughts. After all, in his opinion, Beth was an arrogant fanatic, and such people were generally very confident.

The knights also looked at the two, but they were not so leisurely.

They were the main force in the battle. They did not focus all their energy on Beth and Bennett, but instead quickly finished the food in front of them and replenished as much physical strength as possible for the battle.

Bennett kept looking through Hogle's memories until he found the most recent part where Hogle licked Beth's hair.