Dear Broom Knight.

Chapter 951 He said he came from the sun
“The Toronto mage really likes Green Maple Territory.” Celie didn’t use a question.

“Of course, otherwise how could I have stayed there for decades!” Toronto replied with a smile. “Strength is the greatest guarantee of choice.”

Celie nodded: "Yes! I understand."

"However, don't go astray in the pursuit of power," Toronto said calmly. "I sent you to Green Maple Territory, where they are willing to accept children like you, so that you won't be struggling painfully in the quagmire."

Once you have a basic guarantee, don't go down those dark paths.

It hurts both yourself and others; it's unnecessary.

Celie nodded... and then she saw through the open door the reason for the Toronto monk's instructions.

Ms. Pat Ghezal sat with her legs crossed on a chair that was floating in mid-air, sneering.

Celie really liked this woman, Gezar, who was heading down the path of evil.

She wouldn't be like some fools who think they could live like the real Costa without the madness of a few ladies like Ghezal.

Occasionally, Celie would wonder if it was because, whether they wanted to or not, the daughters born to Gezar would carry some of their traits, and even girls who weren't so kind-hearted would only behave badly, not stupidly.

But the boys... basically inherited all the characteristics of the other family, especially the shortcomings.

The Costa and Clark families may not have been particularly intelligent to begin with, and this deficiency was amplified by the Gezar bloodline.

How could anyone think it would be better to stay with the Gezar family?

It's understandable for the core members to think about it, since they really did enjoy it.

But all of Gezar's direct followers, except for Anise Gezar, were wiped out!

Do they not know how their branches and side branches have fared?

Men didn't fare any better!
Isn't it said that people who control undead giant wolves can't be considered living people?
When the undead wolf died, they all died with it!
Do those guys think that just because they're a Ghazar, life will be easier for them?
Of course, only a portion of them are idiots; those whose fathers are Gezar are generally alright.

When Celie was bullied as a child, it was a group of boys who rescued her.

But men in the North are unlikely to have it too bad.

Even if they don't want to accept the outcome of 'breeding,' they can live on with their eyes closed as long as the women they are paired with aren't too bad.

It's just that I'm not trusted or promoted, but the treatment is actually not bad.

Women are the only ones who have been consistently suppressed.

Celie certainly knew the reason.

Gezar women are born with a love of freedom and an extremely strong nature; they don't even care about purity or kindness.

They could remove the iron bars stuck in their bodies with their own hands, even while bleeding profusely.

Anise, Pat, Lady Yagelis of Maple Ridge, and the Gezar girls who unhesitatingly joined the Lord of the Tower all proved this point.

Their inherent nature makes them not easily believe sweet words and they are very sensitive to deception.

Even a useless family like Clark's and Costa's couldn't hide their secrets perfectly.

They could only make things awkward and stiff.

Then they tried to win over men of Ghezal origin to their side.

Let them split up internally.

However, Celie was certain that most of the Gezar men did not fall for the trick; they simply chose to protect themselves first.

This is in Gezar's nature.

If it were Celie, she would have done the same.

But it was precisely because of these insights that Celie, and some of the other girls from Gezar, secretly admired Pat.

Anise is certainly worthy of admiration, but she is truly filled with too much bitterness and resentment.

It's so tough that many girls wouldn't even dare to dream of it.

Pat's experience perfectly matched their imagination... Everyone hopes that after experiencing hardship, they can firmly find their own path.

Celie was no exception in this regard, and also regarded Pat Gezar as her spiritual pillar.

She didn't expect that Toronto would be able to see through her little scheme and give her a warning in advance.

She never expected that the Toronto monk's assessment of Pat would be both hurtful to others and to himself.

Pat seemed surprised as well, and looked at Toronto with a mocking expression: "Your assessment of me is quite interesting, little mage."

“If you weren’t here right now, my opinion might be better,” Toronto said unmoved. “Isn’t it better to just keep going?”

Pat gave a cold laugh: "Who do you think you are?"
Who do you think I am?

Was everything she did what she wanted?
Pat understood everything when the Tower Master didn't stop Kyle from entering her house and extended an invitation to her, but simply rejected Kyle as a person.

Regardless of whether the Tower Queen needs her child or not, she must demonstrate that she does.

Although the Lord of the Tower gave her some preferential treatment out of consideration for their past relationship... he would only choose her child when other physical conditions were unsuitable, but he did not grant her any exemption.

Not wanting to be forced to have children with a man she dislikes in the end, her only solution is to find a suitable partner.

He doesn't need to be incredibly powerful, but his bloodline should ideally be the type that the Tower Lord isn't particularly interested in. Pat's interest in Yuri's bloodline stemmed from the discovery... that this guy possessed dark blood.

It's that kind of extremely complex situation, where no one knows what kind of bloodline will emerge... One of Yuri's parents must not be a normal person.

In the secret realm of the tower, there are quite a few people whose bloodlines are so complex that their origins cannot be traced.

Yes, a long time ago, this evil god's research was successful... with the help of his advisor.

Therefore, even if the child she and Yuri had was exceptionally talented, the Tower Lord would not have chosen this child to be born unless absolutely necessary.

This could very well contaminate his own divine power and divinity.

Compared to the threats from the outside world, what the Lord of the Tower fears most is actually his former friend.

Their past close conversations and mutual trust have given them many shared secrets.

Yuri and Leon... always evoke some inappropriate associations in the Tower Lord.

During His Majesty Travis's reign, the Lord of the Tower still coveted the North.

But ever since Leon took power and Yuri began to control the entire capital, the Lord of the Tower has started to avoid the North.

Although Pat didn't know what the secret was, she knew this was her only chance.

She squinted and looked coldly at the archmage below who seemed somewhat familiar to her, her mind racing with thoughts.

But in the end, he only said those two sentences.

She didn't need to delve into the details; those two sentences were enough.

Toronto didn't look at her again, but turned to stare at Yuri: "Scholar Yuri, I'm going to send this child away later. She has something to sell to you."

"Hmm?" Yuri, who had been standing in front of the bookshelf looking at something, walked over. "What is that?"
What? Are you going to send this little girl, Gezar, to Qingfeng Territory?
"By the way, from now on, it's Gezar's turn, right?"

“Yes!” Celie answered with her head held high and her chest out. “Once I arrive in Maple Territory, I will be Celie Gezar.”

Although neither of these backgrounds are exactly good, I prefer to acknowledge myself as Gezar.

Then she took out an exquisite gold cup from her backpack: "This, a flawed artifact, would you like it?"

Yuri was a little confused.

He stared at the pattern on the cup for a while before asking, "Do you know which god this cup belongs to?"

“He claims to be the sun, but he clearly isn’t,” Celie answered frankly. “Who holds a sun artifact in their hand that’s cold and eerie?”
But it doesn't really feel like it's water-based; I can occasionally feel the heat.

So, although he says he is whole, I think he is a flawed product, whose memories were wiped away by his former god and thrown out as a prize.

His memories are likely fragmented; you'll need to find them yourself.

Yuri's eyes darted around, and then he suddenly realized something... After His Majesty Travis decided to abdicate, his style of doing things was just like a larger, more lazy version of Leon.

Everything was left to Leon and Yuri to handle.

Leon, having only just grasped the basics of the political situation, was already practically turning into a dead lion.

During that period, Yuri did all the troublesome work.

But His Majesty Travis wasn't without his good points; he genuinely didn't hide anything.

After all, he hadn't even looked at those things himself.

Therefore, although Celie described the thing in a very sinister way, Yuri still suspected that it was the golden cup of some foreign sun god.

He reached out and readily took the cup.

Then I heard a series of noisy voices in my head: "Nonsense!"

"I am my Lord's most cherished treasure!"

"What do you know? The ocean... no, the sun is the most dazzling!"

Yuri blinked.

Then, tentatively, he asked, "Would you like some holy water from the sun?"

"Um... wait, the world hasn't reopened yet, I'm not even level 20, where would I get Sun Holy Water!" Cup immediately replied, "Are you the one that brat tried to sell me out? Tell her I am the Sun!"
All the ups and downs were just an illusion!

Yuri smiled and looked at Celie: "Which maze did you get this golden cup from?"

“The water labyrinth,” Celie replied quickly.

"Besides this, what else did you get? Can you share it with me?" Yuri asked softly. "Don't worry."

"With Pat and Toronto before you, even if someone has ulterior motives, they won't use them against you."

"You have twenty minutes left," Toronto casually reminded him. "The people who are here to pick her up have already left."

Yuri laughed. "Thank you for the reminder. But I think the most important thing is Miss Celie's own opinion."

He turned to Celie: "So, Miss Celie, could you give me a general range?"

(End of this chapter)