Dear Broom Knight.

Chapter 212: Well-Informed Pat
For the first time, the nobles understood that only the storms stirred up from within were truly huge waves.

These outsiders could never figure out what crooked ways these people in the church used to get started.

But, Pat, you really get it right.

At first, most of the nobles really just watched the joke, but then they immediately became alert and began to clean up their own homes according to the inside information Pat uncovered.

Everyone was very anxious, fearing that Pat would be stopped by the High Tower Church halfway through.

But what is even more surprising is that Pat has been struggling all the time.

To put it bluntly, all the dark corners she exposed must have been taken advantage of by the Tower Church.

Isn't this causing trouble for yourself?

Then, even those nobles who had good relations with the church but were only colluding with each other and only had financial transactions but no other interests, especially those who did not gain much benefit, completely gave up hunting down Pat.

How to say it... We are not stupid. There is only one reason why the Tower Church is so quiet.

Pat may be carrying a tower master on his back.

Only the will of God can make the church give up most of its own interests... After all, no matter how nice it sounds, God's favor is the basic interest of the church.

That is to say, due to special reasons in this world, the control of the gods over their believers has declined, so other churches dare to turn a blind eye and play dumb.

But although everyone wants to kill the High Tower Church and the Ice and Snow Church, they are absolutely honest and obedient... After all, their gods can really appear!
Therefore, although these two churches are hated by everyone and are chased everywhere as soon as they appear, and the death toll is countless, they will never be completely wiped out.

The top ones, no, it should be said, those high priests whose looks and temperament don’t seem like ordinary people, basically no one would want to kill them.

No one wants the opponent to suddenly turn into a god in the middle of a fight, right?

The evil god is also above level 16!
It is said that one can only exert the combat power of level 16, but... there is a huge difference between level 16 and level 16.

At least at a normal level of 16, although physical strength and mana are sufficient, there is a limit.

But the gods can attack endlessly.

No one is stupid.

You really don't need to be too afraid of the Orthodox side... they are the gods who are high above you.

Or it should be said that those true gods will not easily waste their divine power on trivial matters in the world.

The Storm God, who has such a strong character, will only take action when the impact is too great!

In fact, the nobles of the Northern Kingdom knew very well that although their country was badly tormented by the Storm Church, but... the diocese of the Storm Church was already the tallest dwarf among the dwarfs.

At least they really have to keep their shit a secret, even from their own people.

Of course, even in other church parishes, the situation is at most much worse, but not too extreme.

After all, no matter how greedy and stupid the nobles were, including the kings of various countries, they all knew that if they wanted to live a good life, they had to keep the church firmly under their feet.

Back then, our ancestors did not hesitate to reconcile with the White Dragon, who had a deep hatred for the church, and instead cooperated with them to fight against the gods and suppress the church. No one wanted to give up the advantage they had gained.

Even if someone is not so smart, he will immediately come to his senses after seeing how the royal nobles of the Ice Country live.

They are all smart people who want others to die but cannot die themselves.

Of course, no one can completely expel the influence of the church.

After all, ordinary people are the ones who have the most faith in the church.

No king would give up his rule over the common people, but their rule over the common people had to go through the nobles in the middle and was constrained by the aristocratic class.

Then, the king and the nobles who restrained each other could only watch the lower class people being won over by the church... After all, no noble was willing to give up the interests in their hands to a group of people they totally despised.

It is even possible that, in their eyes, these ordinary people who can only hang out in dirty places have no qualifications to be human beings... and have no self-respect at all.

Gods are high above, and kings sit on the throne, but they can all have a little compassion for mortals and understand that they are also the pillars of the world and the country.

The closer you are to them, the less you take them seriously.

It is natural to suffer backlash.

So, this is the funniest thing about what Pat is doing now.

Because the Northern Kingdom is the country that has the strictest control over the major churches, generally speaking, these churches will bring their successful cases in other countries to the Northern Kingdom for use.

This is especially true for the Storm Church.

So, other countries really learned a lot from Pat.

Although some people can no longer be dealt with, it is a good thing for everyone to distinguish between friends and enemies and understand each other's positions. At least you don't have to worry about being plotted against from behind.

Then, to Arsalan, the White Dragon King's suggestion was actually to let Pat find trouble with Duke Arvid Schroeder.

However, it is not impossible.

After all, this person is the biggest spokesperson for the Church of the Storm in the Northern Kingdom.

There's no way. Everyone knows that the Northern Kingdom was able to be established with a lot of help from the Storm Church.

Therefore, the leader of the knights sent by the Storm Church naturally became Duke Schroeder.

Even the first king tried hard to limit the power of the Duke from the storm and surrounded him with his men.

Then he arranged the other Storm Knights very close yet very far away...although they were only separated by a mountain, that mountain was actually the extension range of Wolf Mountain.

If you don’t have any ability, don’t even think about climbing that mountain.

After all, when the Northern Kingdom was established, the Wind Wolf was still the king!
Even when Count Gezar and the Wind Wolf formed an alliance later, they actually completed the isolation task conscientiously and even did a better job.

Although due to various circumstances, the hostility of successive Earls of Gezar towards the Church of Storms became weaker and weaker... Of course, everyone knows this and they can't be blamed.

That was actually the fault of the Northern royal family.

It's obvious that Count Gezar has done nothing wrong except believing in the Lord of Storms, but you still have to make trouble for him.

However, after so many generations of inheritance in the Kingdom of the North, it is normal for a king who is not so smart to appear occasionally.

How to put it... That person wasn't really unaware of the importance of the Gezar family, but he knew it too well, so he fell into the trap.

It was obvious that the people who were taken away by Duke Schroeder were other people in the isolation circle, not the neighbors, but Gezar, who was the person that the Storm Church was most concerned about.

But he was persuaded by others to believe that Gezar had ulterior motives, so he asked Duke Schroeder's men to build a secret passage on Wolf Mountain.

Of course, the other party did produce some credible evidence... but anyone with a little bit of common sense would understand that Count Gezar himself doesn't have the ability to manage the affairs of Wolf Mountain, and there is no way the Wind Wolf would allow an outsider who has no connection with them to pass through their home easily!
However, the king, who was not very smart, believed it.

Everyone knows what happened after that.

Count Gezar was not the type to compromise, and besides, he didn't need to.

Therefore, Gezaar of that generation quickly returned to a neutral position... He did not side with the Church of Storms, but he would no longer stop their secret plots.

In other words, Count Gezar completely broke away from his absolute royalist identity.

Although subsequent generations of kings tried to make amends, they discovered how comfortable a neutral status was and how nothing would happen to Count Gezar as long as he fulfilled his basic noble duties, so it was impossible for him to turn back so easily.

In addition, the King of the North was unable to give out the huge benefits given by the Storm Church... At that time, the people of the Gezaar family were quite popular among the Wind Wolves, so the wind crystals provided by the Storm Church really made Gezaar envious.

But Count Gezar has always been a man who takes benefits without doing any work... The treatment provided by the Church of Storms only allows them to do nothing.

If it weren't for the current Count Gezar, the family's originally good situation has turned into a mess... Although no one knows what benefits he got from the Storm Church that made him completely abandon the family's thousand-year tradition.

But no one thought it was for money, and it didn't seem like he had been caught by anyone.

Pat, who came from the Gezar family, had an obvious attitude of disgust and hatred towards Duke Arvid Schröder.

She must know something.

At least we know that most of the bad things done by Count Gezar were instigated by this duke.

However, during this period, Pat's goal was to find a way to start from the outside and gradually strip away Duke Avid Schroeder's power, but he had not yet made a direct move against the person's own sphere of power.

King White Dragon hopes that Pat will be more ruthless.

Arsalan glanced at him and said, "Are you so sure that Pat can find loopholes that even you haven't found?"

The thing that makes the White Dragon King stronger than the previous northern kings is that if he catches someone with evidence, he can really punish them.

Of course, this handle is definitely not the mistakes and omissions in the popular sense.

It would have to be serious enough, at least causing great harm to the king and the royal family, or a serious mistake that would harm the sovereignty of the Northern Kingdom.

Things like corruption and harming civilians are all auxiliary means used to add charges, but they cannot determine anything at all.

"She already knew that Pat's news did not only come from the church and the nobles. Her biggest trump card was the Lord of the Tower." The White Dragon King said with a smile, "But to the Lord of the Tower, we are also enemies.

He deliberately watched Pat messing around with the Storm Church, and he might even be thinking of some bad ideas related to his church, which is why he allowed Pat to mess around like this."

(End of this chapter)