Dear Broom Knight.

Chapter 592: All Affected

It’s not like Celestia’s parents don’t care about her.

However, her mother's marriage was not for love, but for better genes.

So he chose a Storm Knight who came from a small family... The two of them just liked each other, but they didn't like each other's type.

In addition, they were both extremely devout believers, and even reproduction was associated with a spirit of dedication to the Lord... Therefore, except when they wanted to have children, the two would never get together.

The reason why Celestia felt that she would rather find a capable and strong man to give birth to a child that belonged only to her was because of this... Although her father also focused on cultivation and had no other love, he really didn't love his child that much.

A man's attitude towards his children born out of responsibility or out of love is completely different.

Even though he would provide his children with everything he could have and regard them as the continuation of his life, his attitude was still very calm.

This is actually not a mistake. In this world, especially in the aristocratic system, marriages are basically the result of mutual compromise.

After all, everyone hopes to find the best, and naturally the "best" in their hearts will think so too.

Only families like Earl Hamilton who know how to appreciate their fellow travelers can have the sweetness of so-called "love" and find their children adorable... Even though she comforted herself in this way, Celestia still felt a tightness in her chest.

Celestia was born with keen senses... The fact that her father's eyes were so calm and devoid of any emotion made her feel from a young age that it was really boring to tie down a man who didn't love her at all through marriage.

She couldn't help but glance at Almes again, only to receive a wary look from him.

Celestia showed an innocent smile and tried hard to suppress her irritable heart... She actually felt that the environment here might have an impact on human emotions.

Although Almes's plant companion seemed to absorb most of the damage, she was still affected a little.

Therefore, Celestia immediately turned her gaze towards Qingfeng Territory in the south.

After all, for children of noble birth, a family like hers is not a problem at all... Just like the Baron Qingfeng next door, he would probably rather have a father like this.

If Count Montes had been able to make things clear with Countess Madame Yagris at the beginning, many things would not have happened.

But he was too greedy.

Yes, such a beautiful, elegant, young and straightforward lady!

How could an old man not be moved?

Even though her father didn't love her and her mother didn't care for her, at least her parents were very responsible. With their strict teaching, Celestia actually lived a pretty good life... as long as she wasn't compared with someone like Almes who grew up in a world of honey.

But Celestia has always been good at comforting herself.

Just find someone who is better than her but more unlucky than her!
Look at Lori Montez.

There is no need to mention the paternal side. Lady Yagris was fine as a mother, but as a leader, she was too willful and casual, and had no sense of the overall situation at all... Perhaps this was why she had to withdraw from the King's Army.

Celestia suddenly smiled.

When she used to comfort herself, she would not have said it so plainly, so thoroughly, and so shamelessly... The facts were enough, and there was no need to belittle others.

But she did it anyway.

But she didn't let it get too out of control, which shows that the influence of this emotional force has its limits.

Celestia couldn't help but glance at the people around her, wondering if they, who seemed unaware, had just completed a psychological struggle.

Then her eyes fixed on Evelyn Costa...who should feel nothing.

The followers of the Lord of Valor will never feel sadness and hesitation in their entire lives.

No amount of emotional induction would make her doubt her decision... Evelyn Costa would probably just think that she must not be passionate enough, so she should be more enthusiastic.

Then her intense reaction just now is understandable.

As for the Toronto wizard... a man who dares to shout "bird of mourning" to the brave knight, there is no need to doubt whether he has suddenly lost his mind.

Even for a royal spy, he was a little too bold.

Celestia was not worried about Blair at all. After all, she, like those people outside, suspected that the Holy Fire was carried by the bishop... Even if it had been transferred by him, he must have used it just now.

The duration of the sacred fire was always very long, so Blair certainly could not be subjected to any mental attack.

She was suddenly stunned... Why did she blurt out the matter of the sacred fire to Evelyn Costa just now?
Even if she didn't know that the people outside were coming for the sacred fire, she was not the kind of person who would speak without restraint!

Celestia frowned tightly, unable to find the direction for a moment.

But she was sure that she had been influenced by someone.
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The reason why the standing and squatting people were so free was naturally because although the two people outside the cage were also taking action, they were obviously not paying much attention.

Mocking each other was what they wanted to do more. Especially the colorful-clothed woman, even though she had been stimulated to return to normal, she still hoped that she would be the one who had the upper hand in the conversation.

It seemed that Grann Sack had to be ridiculed by her until he was broken down in order to soothe the sadness in her heart.

"Ah~ It's dawn." Evelyn Costa put her hand on her forehead and said seriously, "Almes, isn't Earl Hamilton going to come over?"

"What difference does it make whether he comes or I come?" Almes laughed. "My father's current mission is to seal off this block to prevent anyone from seeking trouble again!"

The moment the sun jumped out of the clouds, a thin layer of mist appeared in the air where they were.

In fact, it should have been there a long time ago, but without the sunlight, it cannot be perceived by the naked eye, no, even by the mental power.

"The Silver Moon is still there." Bishop Blair groaned.

"What you see is just the crystal-like protection outside." Toronto Mage slowly lifted his cloak and began to look up at the sky. "The Silver Moon has actually returned to its original position."

"What, what do you mean?" Evelyn Costa approached Toronto in surprise, "Yin Yue, hasn't she always been in that position?"

"You should know that the planet we live on, as well as the moon and the sun, are all rotating, right?" Toronto Wizard asked calmly.

"Isn't this common sense?" Bishop Blair answered honestly, "In order to cope with the endless astral storms in the multiverse, all planets will naturally rotate at a certain frequency.

The sun and the moon and our planet are always one.

In order to share the burden of the planet, they also have to rotate at the same frequency to utilize the same frequency fluctuations to resist the damage of the storm.

Is there something wrong with that? "

Sometimes, Toronto also admires this kind of theology that has a little bit of pseudo-science in it.

Even a serious mage would feel a little sick to his stomach after listening to this.

But it is much better than the nonsense in some worlds that the stars, the moon and the sun are constellations of the gods and are eternal and unchanging.

“Yes, but the three planets rotate at the same time and are interdependent and pulling on each other, so there will occasionally be frequency errors.

In order to keep their frequencies at the same rhythm forever, the Sun God and the Night Goddess would synchronize their frequencies with each other at night and dawn every year.

Although the reality is even more ridiculous, there is no problem in using this statement. After all, the enemy also takes advantage of the moment when the sun and the moon are connected to each other in this year.

"Gloomy Day?" Evelyn Costa responded sharply.

"Yes." Toronto looked up at the sun rising higher and higher, "This is it, we've all been waiting for that moment!"

The thin ring on Almes' hand suddenly emitted a rainbow, and streams of smoke and dust rushed out from the small holes in the Thousand Silk Spider Web Vine.

Once it came into contact with the acid all over the ground, endless explosions began.

The mist surrounding them was quickly blown away.

The woman in colorful clothes, who had noticed their conversation a long time ago, flew high into the sky with a look of fear on her face.

Grann Sack realized something was wrong, jumped up and grabbed the woman's feet.

"What are you doing?" the colorful-clothed woman roared, "Don't you know how to fly?"

"I'm not trying to commit suicide, so how could I turn into fire at this time?" Grann Sack said without even looking up. "We sent more than a dozen people to cooperate with you, but I'm the only one left... You don't want to go back and no one will be willing to cooperate with you, do you?"

Almes sneered and was about to continue when he heard Evelyn Costa scream, "Reptiles! Those reptiles are following something towards the sun!"

Toronto watched the creepy scene in silence... The beetle-like shape, the long whiskers connected to each other, and the countless numbers would make people from Guangdong feel scared when they came.

He swallowed slightly, took out a piece of red crystal from his storage bracelet, took out a cutting knife, quickly cut out a pair of goggles, and hung them on the bridge of his nose.

Very good, looking through the red glasses, I can’t see the red dots.

Almes hesitated for a moment before moving closer to him and whispering, “I see the leather strap you use to tie these glasses is not strong at all, it’s all supported by your head and nose… it must be uncomfortable.

How about I exchange a piece of silk for your lens?
It is guaranteed to be more comfortable than wearing regular glasses."

"Two." Toronto glanced at him and said nothing more.

He was indeed a little curious... After all, no matter how knowledgeable this man was, he probably had never been to Guangdong to collect folk songs, and he didn't know what made Almes so "intimidated".

But he will never do business at a loss.

(End of this chapter)