Becoming a god by raising witches

"It's really that dangerous?"

The two asked the same question simultaneously.

"Yes, just before you arrived, I almost went into shock due to excessive blood loss."

Locke frankly stated, "Working in the Sheriff's Court is not an easy task."

Parker and Parra looked at each other and nodded. "Locke, we've made our decision. We're going to join the army in Yorkshire."

"You're going to the North?"

Locke asked in surprise.

"Yes, we must answer Her Majesty's call to go to the North. We are all young and have endless possibilities for the future. We cannot stay in Kosork as ordinary workers forever."

Parker said passionately.

Para chimed in, "Yes, if we have the opportunity to achieve great things, we can live in a house like yours in the future, with maids and status."

“I have no status; I’m just an ordinary bronze-level investigator.”

Locke explained.

"It's enough to have someone like you. Most people in the West End have never seen such a nice house and such a beautiful maid in their entire lives."

Para said with emotion.

"Have you seen the newspapers? Tumen may soon be at war with Eytenburg. Are you sure you've thought this through before enlisting at a time like this?"

Locke asked seriously, feeling it necessary to remind them, as a former neighbor and friend, that joining the army was not as easy as they imagined.

Her Majesty the Queen wants sacrifices; most people will die.

Chapter 181, Life Day Dinner

Time always flies when you're chatting. After Locke explained to Parker and Parra that Yorkshire was about to become very dangerous, it didn't make the two of them back down. On the contrary, it made them even more determined to go to the North.

"Only if war really breaks out will we have the opportunity to change our social class."

"Yes, we don't want to live in the West Side forever. We also want to be in the East Side, and we want our future children to be well-dressed and become the new elite."

"Locke, you don't need to try to persuade us anymore."

Knowing he couldn't persuade the two, Locke could only sigh silently. Even the Pakpala brothers, who had received his financial support, had gone to the North without hesitation, let alone those who were already driven to desperation by life.

Most of the surplus labor in the Kosorx region will flow like streams into the sea to Yorkshire and the coastal counties, which will become a paradise for recruits and a living hell, carrying the dreams of most people and destroying the lives of most.

"Locke, don't be sad for us. We've come to say goodbye. Look forward to our triumphant return. We will stand together again, as friends, as neighbors, as partners."

Parker said with a smile. His smile was pure and sunny. Even though he looked ordinary, his smile made him look radiant, like the rising sun, like countless young people with dreams.

Parker and Locke are the same age, and Parra is only one year older than them.

May the goddess of life bless you.

Locke said.

"Parker, Parra, you're here."

Hannah came downstairs. She had been looking up information in the study, trying to learn more about the Mystery Club, and had lost track of time. Seeing her two former neighbors, she smiled.

“Beautiful Miss Hannah, we have been here for about twenty minutes.”

Para blushed and said that he had always had a crush on Locke's sister, Hannah.

Hannah was the most beautiful girl in Old Tom's apartment building. In addition, she was kind, warm-hearted, and helpful. Many people had a crush on her, and Para was just one of them.

"Yes, Sister Hannah."

Parker politely said that although Hannah used to think he was unreliable, he actually respected her a lot.

"I just heard you're going to the North, is that true?"

"Of course, we will set off with Uncle Ke Mu. In fact, it's not just us going; two-thirds of the young people in Pete Street will be going."

Para said honestly.

While Hannah was chatting with the two men, Locke bid them farewell and went into the kitchen.

He decided to cook the main course himself.

Just as Locke always roasted turkeys for Christmas in his previous life, the essential food for Life Day is roasted fish, because Kosork is a coastal city and fish is an indispensable ingredient.

First, prepare a Kosork whitefish that doesn't have many bones.

White fish has thin skin and lots of meat, and almost no bones. After cleaning the fish, spread a special sauce on it, covering both sides with the sauce. Stuff the fish with prepared crab and shrimp meat, coat the fish skin with oil, and then put it in the oven to bake.

Next, prepare the side dishes. Mushrooms and onions are essential. According to Locke's preferences, potatoes, eggplants, celery, tomatoes, and broccoli were also added.

Locke cooked the side dishes and then placed them on the fish plate.

Once the fish is cooked in the oven, take it out, pour the side dishes on top, and a delicious and visually appealing plate of grilled fish is ready.

Besides this grilled fish, today's main dishes include roast duck and roast goose, which Alice and Rebecca have basically already prepared.

Locke and his two maids finished preparing all the dishes; it was already 8 p.m.

For members of the Life Church, having dinner at 8 p.m. is not considered late, as they usually engage in a long prayer session lasting an hour.

Lux arrived at just the right time. It wasn't that she came at mealtime, but rather that there were so many people who needed her help that it was a luxury for her to be able to find time to have a meal at the Locke's house.

She rang the doorbell, and Locke opened the door and welcomed Lux ​​inside.

"Good evening, Sister Lux."

"I brought you some snacks, I hope you and your family will like them."

Lux handed Locke the basket containing gingerbread and leaf biscuits, both popular church treats.

"I forgot to bake the cookies, and they arrived just in time."

Locke said with a smile.

Lux gently tucked a stray strand of hair behind her ear and said softly, "I'm glad I was able to help. I'm sorry I'm so late."

"It's not late at all; I just finished making dinner."

Locke led Lacus to the living room. Parker and Para turned around at the same time and saw the most perfect nun's gentle, angelic smile. Both of them felt their hearts were completely healed.

All of his previous jealousy towards Lockeberg vanished.

All I want is to bask in Lux's smile and embrace.

Well, the latter is wishful thinking.

Lux is incredibly kind, but she doesn't readily offer her embrace.

"This is Sister Lux from the Church of Life, and this is Parker, Para, my friend."

Locke introduced the two parties.

Parker and Para immediately stood up and bowed respectfully to Miss Lux.

Lux also performed a Life Cult salute, smiling as she said, "May the goddess protect you all."

“This is my sister, Hannah, and these are my maids, Alice and Rebecca.”

Locke said.

Lux smiled slightly at the three of them.

'Humans, vampires, demons... it seems Mr. Locke has a wide range of interests. Does he intend to collect beautiful women of all kinds and then reproduce like children of life?'

Um...who says a perfect nun doesn't have wild thoughts?

Locke's lips twitched awkwardly, because he had heard Lux's thoughts.

Even knowing that Lux meant no harm, I still felt that her speculation was indecent.

Hannah is her own sister, and as for Alice, all she wants is to be on the mural. Rebecca is an ungrateful wretch.

At the same time, Eileen also came downstairs attracted by the aroma of the food.

Parker and Para were already quite surprised by Lux's beauty, but when they saw Irene, they were completely stunned.

Compared to the most perfect nun, or even Hannah, the goddess in Pallas's heart, the young lady before him was beyond description.

Perhaps all the words in the world that praise beauty would pale in comparison when they come into contact with her.

She stood there, seemingly out of place in this world; her charm was enough to make all other women pale in comparison.

Her long silver hair, icy eyelids, sapphire-clear, alluring, and deep sapphire eyes, crystal-clear white skin, incredibly stunning figure, and unique charisma all made ordinary people hesitate to approach her.

“They are nobles, true nobles.”

Parker and Parra were so frightened that they knelt down on the ground.

Her appearance and hair color are exactly the same as Her Majesty the Queen's when she gave a speech in the West End Square, except that this young lady looks much younger, just a teenage girl.

'There are real nobles living here in Locke's place! Why didn't you tell us sooner?'

'She's royalty, isn't she? Could she be the legendary Princess Frida?'

Listening to their heartfelt words and seeing them kneeling on the ground, Locke swallowed hard, immediately helped them up, and introduced them...

"This is Miss Rococo Ai, a fallen noblewoman."