Dear Broom Knight.

Chapter 99: Saint Anis

"Your Yager does have a good son." Anis didn't intend to discuss the useless daughter.

Although she did find a way out for the child, since the other party was so reckless and insisted on sneaking in to suffer, there was no need for her to interfere.

By now, Anis' heart had become as hard as iron.

Just a corrupt girl who gave birth to gain trust.

who cares?
"Lori has always been smart." Pat pulled the corner of his lip slightly, "He could have made the White Dragon King admit his bad luck a few years ago."

"How old was he then?" Anis asked with interest, "What did he do?"

"Why are you asking this?" Pat quickly stopped smiling and said expressionlessly, "You wanted to test Yager, and I didn't stop you.

But since she just wants to enjoy her future life, I hope you won't interfere."

"That Lori, how did he judge..." Anis ignored Pat's warning and just focused on thinking about Lori.

"What nonsense are you talking about?" Pat interrupted her coldly, "Lori just knew that I would definitely go to see Marian's funeral, so she specifically reminded me not to think that the four siblings did anything wrong because of their behavior.

Especially those two girls, I think they were polite not to laugh in front of Marian's coffin."

"So, I don't understand why you value such a woman so much?" Anis lay on the pillows, looking at Pat with seductive eyes, "Shouldn't the kind of woman who would even put her own daughter on the auction table be the type you hate the most?"

"Marianne really doesn't care much about the children's mood." Pat was silent for a few seconds before saying, "But in addition to satisfying her own wishes, she has given her children the best way out in her eyes.

She just has no sympathy or empathy, and almost no emotions. She likes to act based on her own interests.

In her opinion, what does it matter if you are happy or unhappy? Living and living well is the real life.

I know you haven't seen a girl like Marian, Anise, but it took almost everything she had to go from a farm girl to Ms. Marian Toller.

She didn't even have a proper surname before, and even with a tolerant master like Yag, she still had a hard time living.

Even a husband like Toller was something she had worked so hard to win back.

Because she is accidental, not inevitable.

In the eyes of the knights who valued bloodlines, there was a 50% chance that the children born from marrying her would have low talents or even no talents at all.

She did lose her inner balance because of her past and did a lot of bad things.

However, after so many years of fighting side by side and countless times with my back to the enemy, Marianne has never given me her back just because she felt it was dangerous. "

"Is this what they call comradeship?" Anis couldn't help but laugh. "Even one's character and bottom line can be lowered to the lowest because of this. It's really interesting."

Pat glanced at her and said, “You can say that Marian has a low bottom line, but she still has one.

You've reached such a high level in the High Tower Church, do you still think it's an insult to have a low bottom line?

Some of them can be considered as individuals.

And, whatever the differences between her and me, whatever my displeasure with her, she didn’t deserve to die because of my mistake.”

"So, you just stabbed Horn right in front of Saint Kyle?" Anis lay on the pillows and laughed so hard that she fell backwards. "I say, Pat, you are really capable!
I want to laugh when I think about how the group of elders had to try their best to save Horn's life just when they were about to celebrate his success and ask for a reward.

Tsk tsk~
The key is that my Lord actually thinks that your revenge is not wrong. Horn did violate your taboo... How did you make the oath of allegiance that you were allowed to do such a thing?"

Pat blinked and said, “I don’t think I need to tell you this.

Besides, Horn is not dead."

"Yes, he is not dead, but he has been lurking for so many years, playing such a big game, and even brought back the grace of a saint. I guess one near-death recovery is enough to consume more than half of his energy." Anis shook her head, "You are so mean! Pat.

You used to be a straightforward person who only knew how to fight and kill, how come you have learned to be so..."

"My Lord doesn't want him to die, what can I do?" Pat replied calmly.

Of course, some of Young Master Lowry's ideas seemed to have influenced her.

For example, wisecracks like "if an enemy cannot be killed, you have to find ways to make his life worse than death" are sometimes not so meaningless.

"Ah... Pat, tell me, when can we finally get through this?" Yanis asked with a melancholy look on her face, looking at the sky outside the carriage.

"I don't understand your suffering." Pat replied calmly, "Just like, whether you are willing to give up your current good life for the suffering in the past, I don't know, Saint Anis."

Anis's cat-like eyes narrowed into slits: "Don't worry about that. The only meaning of my life until now is to turn Count Gezar's family and the Storm Church into ashes!"

Pat looked at her silently and said nothing more.

She, and some of her companions who had suffered tragic experiences, although they were in agony, at least they were not sent in by their own parents. Including those girls who were not accepted by their families and had to grow up in the secret base of the High Tower Church and spend the rest of their lives there, although they hated their parents for abandoning them, they did not hate them to death.

But Anice...even if she is living such a free and glorious life now, Pat will only think she is miserable.

Beneath her extremely beautiful appearance, there is only a soul that is full of holes and patched together... In order to convince the archbishops of the Storm Church who dare to go against the will of the Lord of Storms and go against the world's condemnation, Count Gezar must offer a treasure that is enough to convince everyone.

And Anis, his daughter who was loved by him and had lived a more carefree life than other princesses since childhood, was the most powerful proof.

No one knew how she survived the hands of those vicious old men... Pat even saw with his own eyes that when Anis was brutally tortured, Count Gezar was watching.

Anis also saw the old man watching with her own eyes.

Even though Pat always felt that she was strong, she didn't dare to say that she could survive such a disaster.

What made her persevere to the end was the love in her heart.

What Anis said was probably the endless fire of revenge.

Even though Count Gezar seemed to be very good to Anis later on and even gave her enough freedom.

But to be frank, he did not give his daughter, Anice, the opportunity to gain power.

The open indulgence and secret vigilance both prove that the old guy is not stupid.

However, the fact that even the furious Lord of Storms failed to capture Count Gezar made Pat realize that there are some things that even gods have to give in to.

Count Gezar even transformed himself into a half-victim, after all, it was his family bloodline that was used as a tonic.

No one could say whether, when that group of people went over the edge of madness, they would cook even him, the chief of the Gezar tribe.

The doomsday trilogy designed by the archbishops for the Gezar family proved that they never intended to let any Gezar go.

So, even if the old guy betrayed his own family's child, even if... in the end, we can only say that he is incompetent and shameless.

Pat didn't believe that.

However, the Storm Lord's arrival was too brief, and there was no time to find out the truth.

He could only leave everything that happened afterwards to another group of archbishops with whom he had not found any problems.

Then, there was such a disgusting ending.

Pat never asked Anise how things ended up like this, but the final outcome was that the victims collectively threw themselves into the arms of the Tower Church.

Including some girls who were taken home, they couldn't bear the disgust in the end. Even if they didn't officially join the Tower Church, they would definitely help.

At first, Pat even felt disgusted with the Lord of Storms.

Until she communicated with the Lord of the Tower.

That girl actually likes to nag, but I don’t know why she was chosen.

In short, Pat understood one thing more or less: the gods are never omniscient and all-knowing; they can even be deceived.

As long as the person who deceives them doesn't know that he is lying, it's fine.

Those gods who appeared to be extremely powerful in ancient times would have to mobilize ten times their past divine power if they wanted to do something to the main material plane under the current world rules.

This would be a horrific expense for any god.

On the contrary, for beings like the Tower Lord and the Ice Lord, who are stronger than demigods but not fully gods, the rules of the world are more relaxed.

But their consumption is also huge, but compared with those righteous gods, they can still give it their all.

Nowadays, a god like the Lord of Storms who uses his divine power to bring down divine punishment simply because the people of his church do evil can be said to be truly just.

As for other gods, when they discover a sin, they will take away the divine power from the person concerned, which is considered good.

But even a Storm Lord like this would not waste his divine power to monitor his own clergy.

Otherwise, he, the Lord of the Tower, would not be so intent on finding fault with the Church of Storms.

This evil god has always been a bachelor, so he told Pat, who was saved by his behavior, very straightforwardly that it was because the Lord of Storms knew that his reaction after this incident could be used by him, so he had been tracking the behavior of those people in the Church of Storms, waiting for them to make mistakes and then go to the Lord of Storms to negotiate!

However, the Lord of Storms seemed to be quite satisfied with his behavior and was actually willing to give him a chance.

What could Pat say? This was her own master.

(End of this chapter)