Dear Broom Knight.

Chapter 1074 The Carriage's Metamorphosis

It's tough, but Yuri and Antirochus are probably both on this path.

It seems that Yuri took twenty years to achieve this constancy.

Antirochus estimated he would arrive a little earlier than him.

After all, the intelligence he could obtain was far more abundant than Yuri had ever dared to imagine before.

What Antirochus lacks is information related to the gods... Although it is only a fifth-circle spell, its accuracy after being stabilized is comparable to that of a legendary spell.

To complete the final step, one must have a certain understanding of the gods.

This should be easy for Antiochus.

After all, once he reaches Qingfeng Territory, he will be able to face the true god's incarnation directly.

What could be better for understanding the gods than directly perceiving them?

Gods don't usually pay much attention to humans... but they possess divine power and domain.

Once you come into contact with it, you can immediately understand the laws and preferences of this deity.

Alexis didn't say anything more... The border of the next country was approaching soon, and she had to command the Pegasus to land.
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Although Ariges did not answer him, Antirochus no longer needed to ask.

Regardless of who this woman serves, it is impossible for her to reveal too much about the internal affairs of the Tower Church.

After all, the only person who could know so much is Ms. Pat.

But silence is also a form of affirmation.

He sighed softly and reached out to touch Euphemia's head, who was leaning against the window silently. "Actually, it's not so bad."

At least we can let go of those unnecessary desires and worries in our hearts.

Euphemia nodded: "No one can be blamed; we can only blame ourselves for being too lucky in our birth."

Penelope stared at Antirochus.

"What's wrong, Pepe?" Antirochus felt a little uneasy under her gaze.

“Although you’re feeling quite down, you seem rather relaxed,” Penelope asked curiously. “How come your schadenfreude over Bishop Garrett has lasted so long, and remained so steadfast?”

Antirochus chuckled: "Pepe, you should know that we never had much hope for that lady in the first place."

An abyss is an abyss, a bottomless darkness. Adding a few hundred meters makes little difference.

In fact, Euphemia and I should be grateful.

Our bloodline, at least, does not come from the purest form of evil.

Pepe, this is really a good thing.

This also helps me understand why the sun god never abandoned me because of my maternal lineage.

At least, their bloodline comes from a real woman.

Regardless of why that woman gave up her body, her protection of her blood relatives shows that the disaster came from the outside world.

Being known for its beauty in a chaotic area is never a good thing.

Normal families wouldn't publicize their daughter's beauty like this.

She probably doesn't have any family members either.

This wasn't Antirochus's guess; rather, since the witch had taken a liking to her body, she would surely explain everything that had led to her downfall.

If that lady's family harbored any ill intentions, the witch, who did not want to be bound, would certainly exaggerate the truth.

If they didn't say anything, then it definitely didn't happen, or at least it wasn't intentional.

However, every nobleman is bound to have enemies.

If she's also very talented, then it's even harder to hide it.

There will always be people who will use the simplest and most brutal methods to ruin something beautiful.

However, all of that is in the past.

The witch must have fulfilled some promise to completely make that body her own.

Antirochus felt that he and his sister didn't need to investigate the woman's relatives, but at least... their background wasn't so bad.

He should thank Ms. Alexandra for bringing this up, so that they could truly 'have' a mother.

Rather than an illusory shadow.

In the future, when they mention their family members, they can confidently say, "My mother passed away early, and my father left home."

Penelope was still somewhat confused.

Although she was intelligent, quick-witted, and perceptive, she was still a child who clung to her mother.

The idea that she would rather her biological mother be dead was something the little girl couldn't quite understand at first.

Mikhail, however, is somewhat understandable.

Unlike Penelope, who didn't like reading, he had read almost all the basic books of Emilia.

Those chivalric novels that seem to be just for entertainment actually contain a lot of philosophical insights.

For example, all the strong suffer because of their relatives... repeatedly cleaning up the messes of their troublesome clansmen.

Are they really that generous and tolerant?

surely not.

Rather, blood ties, especially those with almost identical attributes, are the strongest bond.

The "cursed blood" that targets an entire family often appears in knightly novels, which is due to the bloodline inheritance characteristic of knights.

Although this thing is practically a god-level disaster, it would never actually appear in reality... and even if it did, it wouldn't be used against a group of ordinary people.

But the knights know best what can truly destroy their foundation. For the strong in this world, the hardest thing to escape is their bloodline.

Especially the knights.

Although Antirochus was already a nature mage, his foundation was still that of a knight.

Therefore, if someone were to use a bloodline curse, it would be difficult for both him and Euphemia to avoid it.

However, their fathers' families were directly connected to the gods... Even if they were not chosen by the gods but only favored by them, the curse against this family would still alarm the gods, so there was nothing to worry about.

The mother clan is in a situation where they can advance or retreat at will... Their mother is a living dead, and if the curse reaches her, it will surely be completely severed.

Although she still lives a very successful life and causes a great deal of trouble.

Antirochus smiled. "So, Pepe, do you think I should be sad?"

“You’ve cut everything off! You…” Penelope tilted her head and looked at him. “Good, you can leave with us now.”

Antirochus leaned back against the car wall in exasperation... Talking to intuitive beings is really torturous.

It wasn't that he was afraid of Penelope's direct and to-the-point speaking style.

That's right... People like him always want to hold back a bit.

Unfortunately, I'm surrounded by...

"Antirokos~" Theodoric suddenly sprang from his wrist. "Can I hang it on the carriage? It's much more comfortable than your house!"

A straightforward, intuitive person.

After silently adding this thought to his mind, Antirochus raised his voice and asked, "Ms. Alexandra, may Theodoric climb out of the carriage?"

“Of course,” Alex replied gently.

Antirochus thought for a moment, then swallowed his words.

Then, watching Theodoric dash off excitedly, he sighed slightly.

He wasn't really used to it, having Ms. Alexandra constantly driving outside while he stayed comfortably inside the carriage.

But Ms. Ariges has just made it clear why she needs to catch the carriage: the Dragonblood Pegasus will not obey the commands of the weak.

Inside the train carriage, at most they could say that the future was promising... Now, they were all just insignificant little bumps in the road.
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The carriage landed smoothly on the ground.

A strange chirping sound suddenly came from inside the carriage.

"Don't panic, I activated a magic circle." Alexis opened the door next to Euphemia, poked her head into the carriage, and smiled at the children.

“Antirokos, Penelope, observe carefully,” Alexandra said with a smile. “Although I don’t know much about alchemical arrays, I’ve heard that the magical fluctuations at the moment a finished array is activated can bring some inspiration.”

She came in and closed the door, and the chirping stopped.

The walls of the carriage began to shimmer, with beams of light crisscrossing and alternating.

The children couldn't control themselves and stood up.

The car wall suddenly moved backward.

The roof of the carriage had also become much higher, and Antirochus, who was slightly bent over, quickly straightened up.

He couldn't help but glance at Lady Alexandra... The great knight, with her bright eyes and smug expression, was looking around with a smug look on her face.

Antirochus thought he should know who the exceptionally confident alchemist Ariges was talking about was... When he first heard that sentence, Antirochus thought Ariges had read a fantasy novel written by a mage apprentice.

Even though he considered himself to be fairly intelligent and possessing high perception, Antirochus dared not say that he could sense the direction of magical fluctuations when the magic circle changed.

He couldn't help but glance at Penelope, whose expression was strange... It seemed the little girl hadn't grasped anything either.

Archmage Lori Montes is a bit too strong.

The changes to the interior of the carriage were completed quickly.

The place where they were standing had now become a small living room of 20 square meters with a height of 3 meters.

Although it's not very big, it has all the basic amenities for the living room.

Standing in the middle, Alexandra pointed to the opposite side: "The red door is for Mia and Pepe, and the black door is for An and Il."

The rest of the journey will likely involve running on the ground, and it will take a relatively long time.

You can choose your own study and rest time.

“What about Mom?” Mikhail asked immediately. “What will happen to Mom?”

Penelope looked over with concern: "Does Mom live with us?"

Alexandra couldn't help but laugh: "What are you thinking? Would I ever wrong myself?"

If that's the case, why don't I just fly!

She turned around and pointed to the side leading to the driver's seat: "That blue door on the left is my room."

The golden door on the other side is the exit.

Alexandra turned around with a smile: "I have to keep an eye on the Dragonblood Pegasus's movements at all times, so the room must be up ahead!"

"How... how did they do that?" Antirochus murmured.

He could understand the expansion of the central living room and the creation of the alternate dimension room at the back.

Although rare and precious, similar things do exist.

Many artifact fragments can achieve this.

but……

Unless, that Archmage Lori used three fragments of the same type of divine artifact in this carriage...

If it's true, then this has already crossed the line of being rich and powerful, hasn't it?

There are indeed quite a few artifact fragments, but eighty percent of them have been taken by the various churches!
(End of this chapter)