Durin's Diary

Chapter 188 Destiny Arranges
Anta reached out and grasped Durin's wrist. "I've spoken with your sister. She said that some of the principles of Northernism align with the compassion of the original Creator. They both aim to save people from danger and alleviate their suffering."

Anta pointed to the farmers on the farm and said, "She said there should be hope, that people's lives should get better and better, like the children of serfs should be able to go to school, and their future would not be trapped in the fields like their parents."

"What else did she say?" Du Lin asked.

"She said that some people don't agree with Northernism. Those human nobles believe their greatness is innate and their status is given by the gods. However, the original creator said that all living beings are equal."

"Humans have their own beliefs, and we have our own beliefs. We cannot force humans to believe in our beliefs." Du Lin said softly.

"But... I really don't want to see what happened to Mr. Jason and Jack happen again. After Mr. Jason dies, everyone says the hatred between humans will flood the earth, and the blood on both sides will reach their ankles. Countless young people like Fabien will die for their ideals, and hatred will ignite a sea of ​​blood..." Anta looked into the distance, where young children were gathering wheat sheaves. "...Will you say I'm stupid?"

"You're not stupid. On the contrary, you're much kinder than me. You truly want to help those poor people. Unlike me, I'm looking at their future after they die. Whether it's Robert Walter or any other organization, their successors will instinctively regard everything they have as a God-given power. They don't know how much their fathers sacrificed, lost, and betrayed to push them to that position..." Having said that, Du Lin looked at Anta and solemnly instructed, "Anta, listen to me. Don't get involved. This is a road of no return unless you're ready to sacrifice everything you have, including yourself."

For the first time, Anta's eyes showed confusion: "Including me?"

"Yes, including you. I'm afraid that one day I'll lose you. The creed of Northernism isn't about treating people to a meal. You know, Professor Jason and his adopted son Jack are both dead, and Fabien is dead too. If you die one day, what do you think I'll think?"

"What do you think?" Anta looked confused.

"I will let all the living creatures on earth bleed. Those who hurt you, their families, and their accomplices will die." Du Lin said this and patted Anta's head. "I will definitely do that. I won't let anyone go. They, their parents, and their descendants will all die because of their stupidity. I will hang their descendants, pluck out their hearts with a knife, crush their parents' heads with a hammer, and burn to death everyone related to them. I will use all means to kill them."

"...Then I'd better pay. I heard they're also quite short of money." Anta thought about it and finally changed her mind: "I don't want you to become so crazy."

"That's right." This made Du Lin very happy - this stupid girl had no political sensitivity at all. In this terrifying ocean called "politics", she was no different from a drowning person: "We can make a lot of money, and then let those who really need help get it."

Dulin persuaded Anta.

This method made Anta very satisfied. She nodded and said, "Yes, this is also a method, just like what Grandpa Yi Xu did."

Du Lin was very happy that his girl was willing to listen to advice.

At this time, a large wilderness beast of burden came over to Melinda. This southern beast of burden had smooth skin and sturdy four legs, and two large and small horns on its big head.

Melinda exchanged saddles with the rider, then led the massive beast of burden to Durin. She stood proudly in the stirrups, "Come on, old Mischi, you're so good. Get on board. I'll take you for a good run across the fields."

"I can just fly." Lina spread her wings and flew into the air as a half-dragon.

Du Lin helped Anta sit in the back seat, then jumped behind Melinda.

"Can you control the beast of burden?" Melinda asked doubtfully.

"I have the druid's spell." Du Lin said with a smile, stretched out his hand and cast a spell on the old pack beast. After promising ten kilograms of the freshest grass, the old pack beast began to move forward steadily.

"You are so cunning, Mr. Du Lin!" Melinda's eyes widened.

"Run! Old Mischi!" Du Lin replied with a big laugh. ………………

On a distant street that the young people had never noticed, a pair of grassland elves in white skirts were smiling and watching them and the old pack animal running across the wilderness.

"Interesting souls always bring surprises to people." As the elder sister, she wore a vine-woven bracelet on her left hand.

"Thinking about it now, my previous requirements seemed too harsh." As the younger sister, she wore the same bracelet on her right hand, with green leaves sprouting on it.

At this time, the old pack animal jumped into the stream, causing the children to laugh.

An old man wearing the silver-edged robes of the Twin Mothers walked onto the street. Having just left the fields, he looked at the young people in the distance and said, "Our Lords are very optimistic about these children."

"Yes, because they are the first generation of children to witness the advancement of civilization, and the first generation of living beings to witness the society's transition from agriculture to industry." said my sister.

"Among them, there are the most compassionate children, the most paranoid children, and the children with the most heart of stone," my sister analyzed.

The old man squatted down to wash his hands by the stream and was stunned for a moment, then looked at the little Candle Dragon standing on the stirrups: "So, my lord, where is the child?"

"He will be the most noble chosen one, and also the most demanding revelation." The smile disappeared from my sister's face.

"He will be the most ruthless executioner and the most terrifying butcher." There was no joy on my sister's face anymore.

"My... My Lord, can't I guide this child?" The old bishop looked at the child with an expression of pity.

"His heart is as hard as stone, enough to exterminate all living beings." My sister sighed.

"His will is as strong as steel, and he will be able to slaughter all the kings." My sister was feeling sentimental.

"Even if it means the loss of lives, may our Lord protect this child..." The old bishop drew the holy emblem on his chest.

"He doesn't need protection, because all living things have their own way out." At this moment, the sister turned around, looked at the old bishop, and answered seriously.

"He doesn't need guidance, because life has its own future." At this moment, the sister looked back and looked at the distant coastline, where continuous smoke was rising.

"His test has come." The two gods gave the order in unison: "Let him demonstrate his talents."

The old bishop leaned forward at the command from the goddess he believed in. "As you wish, I will lead the Crusaders to join his banner."

"No need, fate will take care of it." This time, the two goddesses said in unison.

(End of this chapter)