King Ember's Journey to Tevat

Chapter 844 Recognition
Diluk and the observer walked into the courtyard after passing through the dilapidated wall. The snow that had not melted for years had melted here, making the land a little muddy.

Diluk was a little cautious at first, but when he saw the observer shake his head, he let go of his inhibitions and strode over.

“Baji…, Baji…”

Mud was flying everywhere and footsteps were loud, but the people in the house did not seem to be alert.

"Squeak!"

The wooden door opened, and Diluk saw a group of people sitting around a campfire. Most of the thin figures were wearing hoods like them, but there were a few exceptions.

The few people who were not wearing hoods danced strangely around the campfire, which made the others laugh.

But the dance stopped when Diluk and the Observer came in. Diluk looked at them, and they looked at Diluk.

"Uncle Kunolos?"

Seeing the familiar face of the visitor, everyone in the room immediately relaxed. It seemed that the observer named Kunolos had known them for a long time.

Seeing that these guys were still so bold, Kunolos couldn't help but cover his head.

"How many times have I told you, why don't you listen? Winter is very dangerous, especially when you are against the Fatui."

"Hey, I know."

A few of them scratched their heads through their hoods and agreed, but from the looks of it, they seemed unwilling to change.

Kunolos could only shake his head when he saw this. These little guys... made him feel a little confused about where to start.

“Oh, this is Diluk. Um… just think of him as someone like me.”

After sighing tiredly, he pulled out Diluk who was looking at him from behind.

Taking off his hood, Diluk looked at the boys and girls in front of him who were curious about him, and forced a stiff smile.

"Hello."

"Hello to you too."

After a brief exchange, Diluk wanted to get to know these boys and girls better, but they went back to their own business.

An invisible wall separated him and them, which made Diluk admire Kunoros even more.

He was able to awaken himself from his rage of revenge, and now he can be accepted by this group of "strange" boys and girls. Diluk probably won't have this ability in his lifetime.

"What about the rest?"

"I'm here."

Just as Kunolos was puzzled, the door opened. Young men came in in groups of three or four, but this time there were more bloodstains on their large coats.

"Is everything resolved?" someone came forward and asked.

"Everything that Zen mentioned has been resolved." Olympia took off his coat and threw it into the burning bonfire.

In the blink of an eye, the flames suddenly rose and then died down. The bloodstained large cloth was left without even an ashes.

"Alas..., you will suffer sooner or later if you keep doing this." Kunolos sighed.

"It doesn't matter. As long as they are willing to send people over, we will recruit as many as they want. If they can send an executive officer, that would be even better."

When the people around the campfire said this, there was no special expression on their faces, as if the Fatui's encirclement and suppression was just commonplace for them.

Only when the word "executive" was mentioned could their faces show some excitement.

Upon hearing this, Diluk glanced at Kunolos. The performance of these boys and girls was exactly the same as he had done back then. No, even worse!

At least he wasn't crazy enough to use himself as bait to lure the Fatui to attack him.

"By the way, Uncle Kunolos, are you here with information about the Heart of God?"

Olympus tidied himself and turned to ask Chronolos.

"Who was the guy who told you this news? Don't let me catch him!"

It was an expected question. Every time Kunolos came here, he would be asked this question by the little guys here.

"This kind of news can be found out by just asking around." Everyone just laughed.

"Okay, okay. I really can't do anything with you. If I don't tell you, you will definitely go out of your way to find out about the Heart of God, right?"

Kunolos said helplessly. "Uncle means..."

A look of surprise appeared on everyone's face when they heard this. From what Kunolos said, it seemed that they would know the news of the Heart of God soon!
"Tsk..., don't be so excited. This is a matter concerning God's Heart. You can't be as reckless as before."

"Before that, you need to get the approval of my companion."

Kunolos winked at Diluk.

The latter understood what he meant, stepped forward, shook his head and said: "To be honest, I think the time is not ripe to seize the Heart of God."

“But now we have us.”

Not willing to be outdone, everyone stood up and faced Diluk.

Diluk was also looking at the boys and girls in front of him. At first glance, it was difficult to tell who was who - they all wore hoods, and had the same crew cut under the hoods.

"The Heart of God is the lifeblood of the Fatui. You should be aware of its significance. Once discovered, not only you but also we will be uprooted by the crazy Fatui."

"Then you should just tell us the information about the Heart of God and stay away from us."

There was no sign of retreat in the boy and girl's eyes.

"Squeak!"

At this time, a group of the same people walked in. They looked around and found that they were not enemies, so they joined the crowd directly.

"Have you found any news about the Heart of God?"

"No, even the lieutenants have killed several, but they just don't know. Maybe we have to ask an executive officer."

"Well, I've already arranged it."

The conversation among the crowd was not concealed at all, and it was only then that Diluk understood what Kunoros meant by "madness".

But the crazier things are yet to come.

"boom!"

The door was opened again, and the same boys and girls came in, but this time they seemed very excited.

"The palace and residence of the executive officer are all here. Who should we kill?"

The boy and girl shared their joy with their companions, as if they had no idea what their words just meant.

"You really went to look for news about the Heart of God on your own?!" Kunolos asked in shock after listening to what everyone said.

These little guys are really daring. If I didn't come over, I'm afraid they would really try to kill an executive.

"Of course, we can't just rely on you, uncle, right?" Everyone didn't think there was anything wrong with it.

"Huh..., you see, that's it. If we don't do it, they will do it themselves, and..."

Kunolos patted his chest and said to Diluk. But at the end, he pointed at the waists of the boy and girl and stopped talking.

Diluk was not blind, and the people in the room did not hide their identities. What supported them in doing these bold actions was the flashing lights on their waists.

These lights were of a type Diluk had never seen before, but even more shocking was their number.

Without exception, there are as many Eyes of God as there are people here.

Diluk turned his gaze away and looked at the bonfire burning in the hall.

He walked over, stretched out his hand to feel it, and then asked: "Who started this fire?"

"I."

A young boy squeezed out from the crowd. Compared with his companions, he was nothing special.

Diluk looked at the Eye of God on the boy's waist, turned his hands a few times, and then nodded slightly:

"I recognize your strength. Pick out a few people and let's discuss it..."

"How to take away the Heart of God!"

He paused for a moment, then spoke heavily.

(End of this chapter)