In short, the situation in Gallo is so lackluster.
Moreover, there was nothing gained, and Undine didn't even have time to give him any money, so he was captured by Miseran.
Although the 'uncle' of the Enleth family took the initiative to report his address and looked forward to Gallo's 'visit', he lived alone and did not live with other family members...
Therefore, Gallo will not visit him in the recent period, which will easily arouse a lot of unnecessary suspicion and expose the identity of the Skull Crusher.
Gallo couldn't help but feel very sorry, and sighed secretly in his heart:
If I was stunned and the captain knew that I was the Skull Crusher, I would definitely be hated, right?
With my own strength, it is indeed very troublesome to deal with such a large family that is so numerous and scattered all over the world. They will not all live together like ordinary families. To deal with them, we need enough patience and time.
Just fine.
Alas, why are you so bad? Why don't you want to be a good person?
The old bishop told Gallo roughly what he had seen there, but he did not mention the traitor Jin. Instead, he said that Mr. Murphy was a spy from the Visa Theocracy who specially sneaked in to cause destruction.
, and there may be some conspiracy brewing, please remind Gallo to pay more attention.
To a certain extent, this is true...
The old bishop also suggested that Gallo should not worry too much about this matter, they would take care of it.
Gallo nodded and said angrily:
"This pagan country is so abominable! It actually engages in these dirty deeds secretly!"
"I really wish I could join a holy war and uproot these heretics!"
"Why don't we declare war on them?"
Hearing his question, the old bishop and Bishop Yeck were both a little embarrassed...
Because strictly speaking, the Visa Theocracy is not an enemy of the Empire. Even though they have taken in many wanted criminals from the Empire, there have been occasional minor frictions, and they have also engaged in espionage activities, but they have never officially started a war.
The two sides have even concluded many peace agreements on the surface, and can still conduct business with each other, and even have friendly visits from time to time.
At the national level, this kind of friendship on the surface and various intrigues behind the scenes are normal.
The reason why the two sides have always been at peace is not because of those agreements, but purely because of geographical reasons...
Not only are they far apart, there is also a 'Peace Mountain Range' running across the middle. On the side of the mountain range towards the empire is a huge swamp named 'Swamp of the Fall of the Gods', while on the other side towards the Theocracy is a vast expanse of desolate Gobi.
..
There is not even a major road between the two countries, only small roads trodden by explorers. Fortunately, there is a means of transportation such as aerospace boats, which allows the two countries to have some communication.
This is doomed to prevent a large-scale war from breaking out between the two countries, and the scale of communication is restricted. The aerostat is not a useful means of transportation.
As for the sea route, the Visa Theocracy is a purely landlocked country and has no intention of heading to the sea, because it is said that their teachings believe that the sea is an ominous place that breeds darkness and danger.
What’s funny is that the god they believe in, Vesa, is himself the god in charge of darkness and dreams, and is known as the God of Darkness and the God of Dreams...
The Visa religion they believe in across the country is actually a general term. There is not just one sect in their country, but like the three religions of Primordial Chaos, Divine Light, and the Supreme God, there are multiple sects that believe in the same god.
Treat as a branch.
This should be counted as a religious system.
Similarly, many sects over there are collectively called Orthodoxy and regarded as a religious system with polytheistic beliefs.
Strictly speaking, the Visa religion is not a cult. Although its teachings are very different from the orthodox religions in the empire, the god Visa himself is not an evil god.
He is the kind of god who is free from good and evil. He has neither entered the kingdom of God nor been sealed and exiled.
Therefore, we cannot say that Visayas is a cult, we can only say that it is a pagan.
Moreover, neither the orthodox religion on this side of the empire nor the Vesacian religion on the other side is that extreme towards pagans, but their propaganda cannot be trusted and they should not be associated with them.
This is actually much better than the religions on earth.
In general, the Visa Theocracy cannot be regarded as an enemy in the strict sense, no matter from the national level or the religious level. The relationship between the two parties can be said to be very complicated and cannot be generalized.
But for the people in the Innocence City, it is much simpler. The Visa Theocracy's ambition to covet the Innocence City is not false.
In fact, when the Innocence City was first established, they expressed their idea of settling in the Innocence City through diplomatic channels, but in the end they only made a few noises and did not take any more action after being rejected by the empire.
The two sides are really far apart and the road is really difficult to walk...
But now it seems that they still haven't given up on coveting the City of Innocence. Their shadows can be seen in the two previous invasions of evil gods.
For example, the group of cultists who suddenly appeared during the first evil god invasion came in on an aerospace boat. How can a normal cult have the luxury of an aerospace boat? There is a high probability that this is Visana.
provided by the side.
Another example is the Morning Star Sect during the second Star God invasion. They were able to develop and grow at such a rapid rate. In addition to the support of the imperial royal family, they probably also received help from foreign forces.
And the divine light that acted as a bait in the first incident might have been caused by Visa himself, or it could have been caused by the angels under his command...
After the old bishop and Bishop Yeck briefly described the relationship between the two parties to Gallo, they finally concluded helplessly:
"It's not that we want to be passive, but the objective conditions really don't allow it..."
"Furthermore, war is a very terrible thing, and it is by no means as simple as words say."
Gallo nodded repeatedly and blamed himself:
"I've learned, I've learned. It seems that my previous ideas were too naive and too extreme."
After that, he suddenly asked a strange question:
"Speaking of which, why does everyone like the Innocence City so much?"
"Because it's in a good location, has a lot of people, and is very wealthy?"
The old bishop and Bishop Yeck looked at each other, shrugged together, and said awkwardly:
"It seems like this on the surface, but we all know that there must be a deeper reason..."
"But I don't know what the deeper reason is?"
"Anyway, I came here because the goddess hinted me to bring you here."
Bishop Yeck also said:
"We just followed my lord's instructions and came here to protect this place. We don't know what my lord is thinking, and we don't dare to guess..."
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Sorry, this chapter is too late...
The opponent is really too fierce. They chase me and kill me. Even if my teammates don’t help me, they just spray me...