Dear Broom Knight.

Chapter 1075 This carriage can also deliver goods?
Even if he has the ability, what about the quantity?

As Ariges was arranging their rooms, Antirochus noticed the emblem on the door.

On the red door is a ring woven from black and gold feathers, inside which are books and a scepter.

The black door is actually a longsword and shield within a dark gold feather ring.

There were no symbols on the blue door of Ariges, only the shadowy figures of wolves howling in the wind covering the entire door.

Antirochus vaguely knew that Ariges was probably also a member of the Gezar's collateral line, but perhaps not of the proper lineage... or at least he thought he knew.

Before contacting the Alexandra family, he naturally conducted a thorough investigation into their backgrounds.

Within the Church of the Night, this woman has been classified as a 'safe' individual, and her information is the kind that Euphemia can read.

The message they received was... unlike Pat, who had a background and whose name was recorded in the family tree, Ariges should just be an outsider with the blood of Gezar.

It was actually a child that Miss Gezar never officially acknowledged.

Although they are raised in the family and live a better life than children from ordinary families, the family will not recognize them as family members... unless they are exceptionally talented.

It's obvious that Alexandra didn't have that, which is why she could only start as a lowly maidservant to Lady Alexandra, and probably could only use the surname of a subordinate family.

The maids and female guards who left Montes Castle with Pat were not particularly talented.

After arriving at the Tower Church, she relied on divine power to overcome that obstacle. Aligh, who was already loyal to Ms. Pat, became even more fanatical, even going so far as to find a man to conceive for her... The identity of the suspected man was even listed.

It's very simple, but also... quite scary.

Antirochus certainly wouldn't look down on Lady Ariges... If it weren't for his decent talent, his status would actually be lower than hers!

Being able to become a follower of the direct female members of the family at least proves that Lady Alexis's origins are verifiable and that she is definitely not an illegitimate child born out of wedlock.

The customs of the northern nobles and the Church of the Night are quite different.

Noble ladies who were unwilling to enter into marriage would arrange the custody of their 'unexpected' children according to the identity of the father.

Ms. Alexis's father must have been the 'handsome young man' type.

But at least she can confidently say who the child's father is, and no one will criticize her words and actions.

And what about Antirochus himself?
If his talent wasn't that of a nature mage, if he hadn't become the Son of the Sun... would Bishop Garrett dare to come out and acknowledge his identity?
No matter how sweet the words are, and no matter whether the Duke and Duchess Harvey have any tacit understanding with each other, immorality is immorality.

The believers in the Dark Night, though always very open-minded, have never denied the existence of marriage.

The Goddess of the Night has always been very firm in her attitude towards marriage: it is an agreement made by two people who know and love each other, who voluntarily share the future and the road ahead, and who will face any difficulties and obstacles together, never going their separate ways, with the will of the law as their witness.

Betraying one's marriage is no different from betraying the law and covenant; both must be punished.

That's why believers in the Dark rarely get married.

Marriages made before the statue of the Goddess of the Night can be directly witnessed by the laws: the betrayer will lose all his or her property, his or her strength will be greatly reduced because he or she has abandoned him or her, and even his or her spirit and soul will be damaged by the backlash of the laws.

Even people as confident as Queen Louise and the Bishop of Laurel, who were indeed in love for over a hundred years, only dared to enter into a covenant of partnership in the end.

But this is extremely rare even within the Church of the Night.

After all, it was an agreement made under the witness of the goddess. If it were to change, they would lose most of their wealth and the goddess's favor.

Queen Louise staked all her personal assets as Queen of the Kingdom of Emilia Highlands.

Bishop Laurel, on the other hand, staked his own power... As a bishop favored by the goddess of the night, his power came entirely from the gods.

Such determination is already a kind of love that many people envy.

But as much as they envy, most Night Elf followers, especially high-ranking ones, don't fantasize about having that kind of luck themselves.

After all, people who live long are more prone to becoming abnormal.

No one can guarantee that they can love someone forever... A hundred years seems like an eternity at this time.

However, although the members of the Church of the Night are terrified of the existence of long-term marital partners, they genuinely respect marriage.

In the Church of the Dark, marriage is the most sacred thing.

The Earth Church, on the other hand, has a different style. They follow the orthodox path, and their marriage practices are not much different from those of ordinary people.

Like the nobility, the church's high-ranking officials also had many messy things hidden in their marriages, but illegitimate children were still the most despised.

Even if the father of this illegitimate child is of noble status, it makes no difference; at most, one will maintain a little politeness in front of that father.

If Antirochus weren't in this position, the Sunlight Ranch outside Emilia wouldn't have been so easily abolished.

Antirochus knew very well how miserable his life would be if he hadn't been chosen by the sun god and had to 'return' to the Garrett family.

Illegitimate children are universally despised. Even though everyone understands that the responsibility lies with those two old men who can't control themselves... well, you always have to pick on the weakest link.

The offspring of betrayal are inherently impure.

Although Bishop Garrett had only had partners and never a formal wife, Antirochus's mother was indeed married.

Despite her special status, it was she who entered into a marriage with Duke Harvey.

One could even say that it was fortunate that the woman was a witch that Antirochus was able to walk with his head held high in Emilia and overcome those whispers.

Euphemia is a little better off than him, after all, her family has acknowledged her... but the premise of her family's acknowledgment of her is that witches cannot be calculated normally.

The relationship between the Duke and Duchess Harvey could barely be described as that of husband and wife in name only, but rivals in reality.

To put it bluntly, no one has the right to demand that the Tower Witch respect marriage; that's a joke.

Therefore, the brother and sister were not so conspicuous in Emilia, a city that values ​​marriage.

In addition, by teaching one person at a time, we can prevent it from becoming a laughing stock on the other side.

Antirochus would sometimes sit by the window, quietly pondering why he was the only one so unlucky... even though he had now escaped that vortex.

He actually knew why he felt no inferiority complex in front of Ms. Alexandra and could speak and act freely.

Aside from this lady, when others look at him, they can never avoid seeing his Earth Bishop father and the Tower Witch mother.

Ms. Keariggs, however, only had his presence in her eyes... Cultists, on the contrary, are more frank and absolute in this regard.

Antirochus knew that there might be something abnormal about him, even his heart was rather narrow.

In the past, I would try my best to hide my bitter and dark thoughts.

But after spending a long time with Ms. Alexis and her family, he did not become more accepting of the coldness of the world, but rather more accepting of his own pettiness.

In Ms. Alexis's words... he didn't harm anyone or speak rudely to anyone, he was just a little sensitive and willful, and didn't like to talk to people who disagreed with his background, what was wrong with that?

Is there really a rule in this world that forces people to make friends with others?

Choosing to associate with people you find agreeable is everyone's freedom.

As long as the bottom line is upheld, no one can condemn Antirochus.

Then Antirochus found himself no longer taking things to heart as he used to... If he didn't like something, he simply ignored it, and that became his attitude towards life.

But he also learned from Ms. Alexandra what boundaries are, what it means to be unrestrained within the rules, and to never touch anything outside the rules.

Lady Alexis would never have her family's coat of arms printed on someone else's carriage.

Could Lori Montes possibly obtain hundreds or thousands of artifact fragments directly from the gods?
Otherwise, why would he send such an expensive and rare item to Pat's henchman?

This is not the same as the household tools in the apartment!

Those things can be bought as long as you have money.

Lord Qingfeng is renowned for his wealth and generosity, and for taking great care of his people. It's understandable that he might go a little overboard.

But Antirochus simply did not believe he could go that far.

His eyes slowly drifted to his dear friend Mikhail's face... no, his friend was good-looking, but not to the point of being unexpectedly beautiful or stunningly gorgeous.

Then Antirochus looked at Penelope.

That was indeed a very pretty little face... just a bit dark-skinned.

Penelope is clearly a mage, and a dark mage at that, yet for some reason she loves sunlight.

Every day I can play 'Noon Offense and Defense' with Theodoric.

Between the two houses was their playground, where they danced and fought freely in the sunlight... one wielded a whip, and the other was the whip herself.

Theodoric was so badly beaten that he produced a rainbow.

Penelope was beaten so badly that she was practically glowing black... You know, before, she was as pale as if she had no blood.

Although Ms. Alexandra made her take beauty baths every day, she couldn't withstand the intense sunlight on the high ground... The presence of the golden maple trees and Theodoric on Laurel Street even caused the sunlight to concentrate at a high level.

The Church of the Dark, whose members are predominantly associated with shadow and darkness, would never go to the Laurel Church unless they were having a child.

Only those who believe in the power of sunlight actually enjoy the feeling of direct sunlight.

However, Penelope seemed to enjoy the doubled and increased sunlight, completely unconcerned about her tanned face.

(End of this chapter)