Dear Broom Knight.

Chapter 1032 The Abandoned Holy Sword
Aggris wouldn't be foolish enough to swagger around in the place where a powerful figure had just descended and ask Lori whether the thing in his hand was good or bad.

The only option is to probe indirectly from the side.

Fortunately, her son was very clever and immediately understood the implication in her words, clearly telling her that the sword was a more righteous and good thing than the three composite relics in her hands.

It wasn't some great destiny she was bearing... Yagris wasn't actually worried that Lori would take anything bad with her.

It's impossible for Gezar's ancestral land to harm its own people.

But she was afraid that Lowry would receive some kind of 'great destiny' because of this.

Fate is a cruel thing, always trying to torment people... This was the only thought that I had after hearing so much from Lori.

In particular, Lori had mentioned to her that their efforts for Pat this time might also be part of fate.

But they can't refrain from playing just because it might be a game of fate.

On the path of destiny, choosing to go with the flow will only lead to the worst possible outcome.

However, we must not exert too much force; every step must be taken in a down-to-earth and upright manner.

Moreover, one cannot act out of kindness indiscriminately.

Fate will recognize all the efforts Pat has made, because they can be considered family.

But if they inexplicably interfere in other people's fates, they are courting death... especially when it's for personal gain.

Once greed takes hold, all previous efforts will be wasted.

Yagris was completely baffled... Why couldn't she take something good that was placed right in front of her?
It doesn't belong to anyone.

Shouldn't something that truly belongs to someone remain in their possession?

She doesn't steal from others, so surely she wouldn't even take what's already in her hands!

It's certainly abnormal for a pie to fall from the sky, but is it wrong to find gold in your own home?
However, when she asked Lori this question, her son's expression was somewhat complicated.

After that, I just told her that she would definitely be able to tell if something was wrong.

However, even though she could discuss such a fate with Lori, there were some things that Agris was unwilling to tell her son... such as whether Gezar had long been unable to escape the shackles of fate.

She didn't know if asking those questions would drag Lori into Gezar's misfortune.

That's not okay.

Although his son was Baron Gezal, he was surnamed Montes and had no need to get involved.

Helping her, as her mother, is fine; she's already part of the destiny, and her son will inevitably be affected... but we absolutely cannot let Lori become the protagonist.

Her son definitely has the qualifications.

Fortunately, the old ancestor had just mentioned this to her.

Although Geza'er was drawn into fate due to certain events, they were caught in a scheme.

Even Count Gezar was dragged into this by someone.

Although it was his own stupidity, he paid the price for it with his soul scattered... and his whole family was also taken away with him.

This result is enough to erase Ghezal's sins.

Therefore, as long as Pat doesn't intend to do evil, those bindings on his soul can be easily broken.

However, since she had opened her soul to evil, she needed a higher level of power to suppress it in order to regain peace.

According to Agris, Pat has already obtained a large amount of solar power and has no intention of shining on the path of evil, so it's best not to use a crystal ball that makes it easier to do so.

Although that thing is the most useful, as long as Pat integrates the crystal ball into his soul, he can immediately and completely erase all external forces.

But that is the essential power of the Dark Angel... Based on Pat's experience, he'll probably grow black wings immediately.

Since Pat wants a more peaceful future, he can only rely on a bell that can cleanse the soul.

This thing belongs to the purest lawful neutrality, transmitting power through sound, steady, balanced and peaceful.

The downside is that Pat will have to suffer a bit.

After all, it was using the power of sound to gradually shake out the evil aura in her soul, each time like a judgment within her soul.

If Pat cannot stick to his path of good, it may very well deepen the invasion of evil forces into his soul.

After understanding, Yagris didn't give the crystal ball a second thought.

She knows Pat too well.

He was a potential sunwalker, yet he was forced to walk the darkest path.

However, even on that road, Pat never harbored a single malice towards the innocent.

This level of self-control is even stronger than hers.

Pat, with his background, could never fail... and he could never like the future of the Dark Angels.

Perhaps Pat, who hadn't been controlled by the Tower Lord, would have longed for those black wings, but right now, she probably only wanted an ordinary path without wings. Agris suddenly chuckled: "She was quite unhappy before she left."

She was clearly putting in all the effort, but it all turned out to be cultivating followers for the sun god.

Lori looked at her questioningly: "Mom... even though you got the Sun Relic, it doesn't mean you..."

"Shut up." Yagris waved the bell in his hand. "That's a metaphor, a metaphor, do you understand? Do you need to spell it out so clearly?"

"Oh...oh!" Lori suddenly realized and immediately returned the holy sword in his hand to his mental sea.

Aggris paused for a moment: "You were so eloquent just now because of this sword?"

“This is the Archangel’s Sword,” Lori said with a strange expression. “The wielder cannot lie or do evil.”

Aggris asked, somewhat puzzled, "That wouldn't be a constraint for you, would it?"

Lowry never lies; she just avoids the topic or says less.

Lowry smiled: "But it makes me prone to speaking my mind."

It's okay, you'll get used to it and avoid it.

Asmodeus once used this sword to make the pact with the God of Order to 'occupy the nine levels of Hell'!
After thinking for a moment, Yagris asked in a low voice, "If we put down that sword, will there be no problem?"

“Mom, I’m a humanoid dragon.” Lori smiled strangely. “Even though my angelic side is constantly sounding the alarm, my heritage teaches me to be reckless and unrestrained.”

A holy sword could never influence me more than a legacy.

"Then why would I give it to you?" Yagris exclaimed.

“Perhaps only I can wield this sword of the soul…” Lowry shook his head gently. “He has completely abandoned the past, so he simply handed this sword to me from the cracks of history.”

That former king of battle angels will probably completely dissipate after the battle of Paradise Mountain... Once he truly becomes a powerful god, Asmodeus will naturally merge the past, present, and future into one.

That incomparably handsome figure in the long river of history will henceforth only be a shadow, devoid of any spiritual response... The result of arousing curiosity about that shadow is to receive the gaze of the Lord of Hell.

The former ruler of Hell could not actually do this.

This is also why those grand dukes in Hell betray each other so easily... Asmodeus couldn't have foreseen this.

He was able to win in the end because he was the most insidious and ruthless one in hell.

They can even use their wives and daughters as bait.

Of course, this is not his fault.

Lori selfishly sided with Asmodeus, who was good to her... If that princess from hell had been truly devoted to Asmodeus after marrying him, given Asmodeus's weak position at the time, the marriage might have had a perfect ending.

But that queen wasn't like that!

In her heart, it should be her and Asmodeus's daughter, Glacia, who becomes the true ruler of Hell.

When Lori read the love story of the Hell Princess, she immediately understood the thoughts of the mother and daughter... Otherwise, how could the daughter of a dark angel fall for a rude, fat snake?

The only reason is that although Maman, the lord of the third layer of Hell, appears to be groveling at Asmodeus's feet, he actually covets the throne of the lord of Hell.

However, unlike the other two grand dukes who wanted to bring down Asmodeus, he did not show it outright; he simply wanted to reap the benefits.

It's quite natural that the Queen of Hell, who allowed her daughter to collude with Maman, would unexpectedly die in a rebellion.

How did those rebels manage to break into the heavily guarded Hell Palace?

The Dark Angels Legion, who should have been guarding the palace, were sent out on that day... It was all due to the Queen's own request.

She didn't even leave behind her two most powerful Dark Angels, deciding to entrust security to her trusted confidants.

Of course, it was quite surprising that the Dark Angels, who usually ignored her orders, would obey her obediently that day, but the Queen's reason was still convincing: a treasure that could heal some of Asmodeus's wounds was enough to mobilize the entire Dark Angels army.

After all, the reason Asmodeus was not in the palace at that time was because his injuries were recurring and he had to return to his body to rest for a period of time.

Queen Bissozeya was the only mistress of the palace at that time.

Meanwhile, Gracia was still having an affair with Maman.

Then Bissozeya died in that seemingly hasty rebellion.

The culprit who caused her death was not completely killed, but was frozen in the frozen hell for hundreds of thousands of years.

Recently, it's said that Asmodeus believes Hell is short-staffed and could allow him to atone for his sins... Nonsense.

Upon hearing the rumor, Lori, who possessed the blood of a battle angel, instantly realized that the fool was also being manipulated.

That explains why Glacia was forced to become Maman's second queen because of that rebellion... Although she was furious, Maman already had a queen when she started dating him!
Of course, given her status, Maman should have made the former queen abdicate.

Unfortunately, her own father wouldn't agree.

Asmodeus wanted to make all the devils understand who Hell truly belonged to.

(End of this chapter)