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Chapter 113 - 102 Angel Got Nothing

Chapter 113: Chapter 102 Angel Got Nothing

How long must an Angel endure before it loses heart for humanity, and how much suffering must it go through before it becomes disillusioned with them?

No one knows, not even the Angels themselves.

And the Logos people who believed in God were yet to realize that an Angel had stealthily arrived on Earth.

Just as the Prophecy foretold, he was insulted and injured by the people on Earth.

Basel was running all around for the Three-eyed Ape People, intending to bring the "Twin Kings Book" to the ancient Elder Gula of the Three-eyed Ape People.

Lam wanted to follow Basel, but Basel ordered him to stay home and not to leave the house during this time.

Lam was downcast but could only agree; he flipped through the "Book of Kings and Prophets" over and over again, then prayed to the God of Reason, the savior of mankind, for Basel’s safety.

Influenced by Basel, Lam believed in the God of Reason, the lord who saved the world.

Lam always prayed and offered sacrifices like Basel, and after Basel left for the desert, Lam’s prayers and sacrifices became even more devout.

This child of the Three-eyed Ape People hoped for everything to go smoothly.

Basel, who was on his desert journey, persuaded the leader of the Three-eyed Ape People to reject King Dovlo’s decree in court before things became irreversible.

Elder Gula, who succeeded Elder Salas as the third Elder, maintained a long-term friendship with Basel, owing to Elder Salas, and often discussed various kinds of knowledge with him.

Before long, Elder Gula realized the seriousness of the problem and was soon persuaded by Basel.

The nearly sixty-year-old Elder Gula decided to personally visit the Logos Kingdom to argue on behalf of his race.

Above the palace.

King Dovlo looked grimly at the long steps outside the palace.

His eldest son, Rui Ying, stood beside the throne with an expression full of amusement.

What the father and son did not expect was that the Three-eyed Ape People, upon learning of King Dovlo’s decree, would actually send a mission to the Logos Kingdom, requesting the King to rescind the order.

King Dovlo’s hand resting on the throne clenched tightly.

The father and son had originally envisioned that, over a hundred years, the Three-eyed Ape People would gradually become slaves, and everything would happen naturally and develop in a stable and peaceful manner.

Initially, only a small portion of the Three-eyed Ape People became slaves, but as time passed, the scope of enslavement slowly expanded.

Until... the entire race became the foundation of the Logos people.

Even among those Three-eyed Ape People, there were those who became angry and rebelled, bringing chaos to the Kingdom, but the Logos people lived much longer, and time was on the side of the Logos people.

Through generations of taming, the Three-eyed Ape People would forget their old stories; the Logos people would shape their thoughts, and those heretics would eventually realize that they were born slaves.

However,

The plan of the father and son was shattered.

Now, that Elder named Gula, actually hoped to use the history and laws of the Logos people to argue against the King’s decree.

The father and son were shocked and also utterly bewildered.

How could the Three-eyed Ape People know about the history and laws of the Logos people?

You see, within the Logos people, very few could read, and even fewer had thorough knowledge of history and laws, restricted only to the priests of Pattern Garden.

Moreover, most Logos people looked down upon the Three-eyed Ape People, and those priests serving God even disdained the Three-eyed Ape’s Kagawus, so how could they teach them history and law?

The sky was so clear it shimmered, the palace was filled with nobles and ministers of the Kingdom, who more or less sensed King Dovlo’s shock and anger. At this moment, not a single one uttered a word; almost everyone was quietly waiting.

Waiting... for the arrival of the Three-eyed Ape Elder.

King Dovlo stared at the long steps outside the palace, the shadows falling upon him and his eldest son Rui Ying. Especially Rui Ying, who stood even further behind than the throne, and no one could catch his expression.

Nor did anyone know, what thoughts might be harboring within this heir to the Kingdom.

Elder Gula lifted his head and saw the stairs leading to the palace.

"Basel, these stairs are magnificent. We Three-eyed Apes have never been able to construct such."

Elder Gula said softly.

Basel nodded slightly, his gaze towards the palace, his heart filled with unease.

"Don’t worry, Basel, I’ve memorized everything you instructed me beforehand, all of it is engraved in my mind,"

Elder Gula said, perceiving Basel’s unease.

The debate with King Dovlo could be said to be Elder Gula wielding his own knowledge as his weapon, but it was more like wielding Basel’s knowledge as his weapon.

That down-and-out poet, although stuttering, was not foolish; for this day, he had been planning meticulously, inscribing nearly twenty wooden tablets.

These tablets instructed when to quote a particular phrase, when to be wary of falling into the opponent’s trap, when it is appropriate to speak out in defiance......

It was almost a condensation of all his knowledge.

Elder Gula had memorized every word.

Under the eyes of all, he slowly ascended the stairs outside the palace.

Basel followed behind him, step by step, accompanying him into the palace.

King Dovlo raised his face, and looked towards Elder Gula as he entered the palace.

When Basel’s figure appeared in his field of vision, King Dovlo’s grip tightened even more.

The King felt betrayed.

Basel, who had been bestowed with gifts by the King numerous times and had been granted the status of a priest, was now standing on the side of the Three-eyed Ape People.

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