Becoming a god by raising witches

Lux nodded, glancing at Andy Hagen and Yuris Haynes.

"plz follow me."

Lux turned and walked toward the treatment room in the church.

Locke and Sieg followed closely behind, carrying the two unconscious men, and entered the empty treatment room.

Lux asked Locke and Sieg to help her place the unconscious person on two hospital beds covered with white sheets.

Lux took out a syringe, needle, and IV drip bag and began administering IV fluids to the two individuals.

Locke looked at Sieg with a puzzled expression; this was very different from the purification ritual he had imagined.

Why do I feel like I took someone to the hospital instead of to the church?

Sieg shook his head, looking equally bewildered, indicating that he didn't know either.

"They are too weak. They haven't eaten for a long time and need some nutrient solution. We can only purify them after they wake up. Hmm, you two can purify them first."

Lux explained.

"So that's it."

Locke nodded in understanding.

Lux smiled at the two of them and asked, "Who wants to go first?"

After a while.

A green light enveloped the treatment room.

Tiny, tender green shoots sprouted on the tops of Sieg and Locke's heads.

Sieg and Locke tacitly plucked the bright green shoots from each other's heads.

The two looked at each other and smiled; both had green skin.

Locke left Sieg to watch over his uncle and Andy Hagen while he went to explain to Father Buster.

"I'm sorry I didn't come to church to pray as promised. Here's what happened..."

Locke found Father Buster and explained it to him in detail.

Father Buster glanced at Locke and nodded slightly.

"Okay, the goddess will forgive you, provided that you make amends for your mistake."

"How to make up for it?"

“Add another month for prayer.”

"Ok."

Although missing just one day would add another month, Locke had no complaints. In any case, he would have more time after moving to the East District.

In addition, the church would pay him half of his salary, so it was only right that he be devout to the church.

Locke, with his green skin, went to the hall to pray for half an hour before returning to his ward.

"If you are too tired, you can lie down on the empty bed next to us."

Sister Lux said gently.

"Oh, beautiful Lux, if you'll marry me, I promise I'll never go to a party again."

Sieg said with a smile.

“I’m sorry, Mr. Bruce, but I have decided to serve the goddess for the rest of my life.”

Lux responded with a smile and brought blankets for the two of them.

Locke and Sieg were indeed exhausted, having expended too much energy at Galken Coffee Shop.

The two lay on the empty hospital bed, asked Lux ​​for two pieces of dry bread, and fell into a deep sleep after eating them.

When they awoke, Sister Lux had already performed a purification ritual on Andy Hagen and Joris Haynes.

Strangely, neither of their skins turned green.

After Locke and Sieg woke up, they each drank a glass of water that Lux had brought them, and after going to the bathroom, their skin returned to its normal color.

Locke guessed that Lux had mixed a special substance in the water she sent, causing them to expel the chlorophyll from their bodies.

Sig's uncle, Joris Haynes, held Sig in his arms.

“Sieg, I had a terrible nightmare. I turned into a puppet, living the same life every day.”

"Yes, it was absolutely terrifying. Do you remember what your aunt looked like in your dream?"

Sieg asked.

"I can't think of it, but if I meet her, I will definitely kneel down and propose without hesitation. You can't imagine how virtuous she is."

"I said with a smile," Yuris Haynes said.

"Your fifth aunt will be angry if you do this."

“Your fifth aunt is after my money, not me as a person, but in my dream I didn’t have any money at all.”

Andy Hagen rubbed his eyes and asked groggily,

"Is this a church? Why am I here? I remember going into a coffee shop."

“Miss Andy, that coffee shop is actually a black market that specializes in illegal activities, including human trafficking. Locke and I are the investigators in charge of this case. We rescued you from the coffee shop, but unfortunately, your maid has already been murdered.”

Sieg said sadly.

Locke nodded slightly; this was the explanation the director had given them earlier.

"What? Tangya has been murdered."

Andy Hagen fainted again.

The murder of her personal maid was a huge blow to her.

"What? So I've been kidnapped too?!"

Yuris Haynes recalls entering Galken Coffee Shop, "Why do I have no recollection of it?"

"Uncle, it's a good thing you don't remember, but it's not a pleasant thing to remember either, after all, you are a famously handsome man."

Sieg said with a smile.

Yuris Haines's expression changed slightly, and he subconsciously covered his backside. "Well, it's good that you can't remember. Don't tell your fifth aunt."

"Don't worry, I won't tell Fifth Aunt."

Sieg raised an eyebrow. "By the way, I rented the house you lent me to this young gentleman. My uncle was able to be rescued safely thanks to the director and his help. His name is Locke Bemon, and like us, he is a Kosol."

Yuris Haynes immediately extended his hand and shook hands with Locke. "Thank you so much, Locke Bemon. You and Chief Sig are both my saviors. Here's what I'll do: I'll waive your rent for six months. You can stay here without worry."

Locke paused for a moment, then immediately gripped Yuris Haynes's hand tightly. "No need to be so polite. When shall we sign the contract?"

"Haha, we can do it now. We are all Kosovars, and Kosovars don't lie to Kosovars."

"If that's the case, I definitely want to pay the deposit."

"Deposit? No, I trust your character. I don't need a deposit. If you insist on giving one, you can discuss it with Sieg."

Yuris Haynes' smile widened, and he patted his nephew Sieg on the shoulder.

Sieg scratched the back of his head, feeling that since his uncle was so generous, asking for a deposit would seem stingy, so he might as well just give up.

"Locke, I'll come back to collect the rent in six months, on behalf of my uncle. And the price will be the same as we agreed before."

"Praise be to Goddess, for letting me meet such generous landlords like you."

Locke said with a smile.

Yuris Haynes and Sieg smiled in unison. "Haha, we're all friends, no need for such formalities."

The two signed the contract in the church, using their fingerprints instead of their personal seals. After signing, each of them received a copy of the contract.

"I hope you have a pleasant stay, Locke."

"Thank you, Uncle Yuris."

"You're welcome. If you encounter any problems, just ask Sieg. He'll help you solve them."

“Uncle, we need to take Count Hagen’s daughter back to the Count’s mansion first. You should go home first. Auntie is very worried that you will die on some woman’s belly.”

See that the two had already signed the rental agreement, Sieg suddenly spoke.

Yuris Haynes nodded.

“I do need to go home. I need to divorce your fifth aunt and find the woman in my dreams who deeply loves my personality.”

“Uncle, I advise you to be more rational about this. Dreams are unreal. That woman may already be dead, or she may actually be a man.”

Sieg reminded him.

Yuris Haines paused for a moment, then touched his backside again, dismissing the idea of ​​divorce.

After leaving the Cathedral of Life, Sieg and Locke took a carriage to send Andy Hagen back to the Earl's mansion, while Joris Haynes went home alone by carriage.

The Earl's mansion is a magnificent building, with tall walls inlaid with brightly colored stained glass windows, and lush trees adorning the huge stone sculptures in front of the gate.

Upon hearing the servant's announcement, Count Hagen hurried to the door.