Mystery: My Encounters with the Celestial God

Chapter 72 The Lord's Favor

Hearing the two whispering to each other, Justice Audrey pursed her lips again, unsure of what to think in this situation.

As a viewer, she was better able to grasp the calm emotion in Ron's tone just now.

"Miss Audrey, is there anything you need to buy?"

At this moment, Fors Wall, who had just finished explaining the party's agenda to Viscount Grynt, looked at Audrey Hall, who was pursing her lips and seemed to be deep in thought, and asked her curiously.

"Um"

Audrey pondered for a moment. She had intended to ask to buy Emperor Roselle's Secret Notes, but after glancing at Ron beside her, she silently kept quiet.

"After all, for me, caution and prudence are equally important in this extraordinary world," the blonde, blue-eyed woman thought to herself.

"No, Fors, I think the most important thing for a first-timer at this kind of gathering is to observe. Anyway, we'll have next time, and the time after that."

Although she felt a little disappointed, she really didn't expect that her colleagues from the Tarot Club would unexpectedly attend a party with her.

Yes! Don't be discouraged, Audrey, there will be a next time!

The blonde, blue-eyed noblewoman cheered herself on in her heart.

"Mr. Ron, have you decided what materials you want to buy for this party?"

Having calmed her thoughts, Audrey Hall didn't hide her curiosity. Seeing that Ron and Hazel had finished their conversation, she tentatively asked the question she wanted to know.

Upon hearing the beautiful girl beside him speaking to him, the blond boy, like a scumbag, immediately abandoned Hazel and turned to look at this exceptionally beautiful noble lady.

"I do have some information I'd like to buy, but I don't know if anyone here knows anything about it."

"What is it, Mr. Ron? Would you mind telling me?" Audrey asked with an impeccable smile.

"That's nothing, I just want to know everything about the ancient sun god."

Ron looked at Audrey Hall with his golden eyes and answered her question without any regard for secrecy.

In Ron's view, there was no point in keeping this kind of issue a secret, as for whether it would attract any ill-intentioned individuals.

Ron has his own unique perspective on this.

Why refuse a dessert delivered to your door? It's a gift from fate!

"An ancient sun god? I'm sorry, Mr. Ron, I've never heard of this deity."

Upon receiving Ron's response, Audrey Hall suddenly felt a pang of guilt, but in order to conceal her identity, she still pretended to respond to the boy beside her.

"Audrey, Audrey, you're becoming more and more hypocritical! You can't do this again. Mr. Ron trusted you so much on our first meeting, how could you deceive him!"

A guilty conscience gradually arose in the kind noblewoman's heart as she tried to deceive honest children. Audrey felt as if she were one of those evil people who had lured innocent and kind children into deceiving them, which made her conscience ache.

She felt deep remorse for her previous probing and empty talk.

Ignoring the beautiful girl who was in a strange state, Ron beckoned and took a pen and paper from the waiter, writing down his needs.

The gathering was proceeding as normal, with the messengers carrying slips of paper with various requests, either copying the contents onto the blackboard in the living room or repeating the contents of the slips in a quiet environment.

"Mr. A, this is the request written by the client you are following."

Suddenly, Mr. A heard the waiter calling him. After hearing the details, the corners of his mouth turned up, and he felt that his decision was correct.

"Information about the ancient sun god."

He eagerly took the note, opened it, glanced at it, and muttered its contents to himself.

"That's really something."

"May the Lord have His favor!!!"

The Aurora Society's envoy's heart pounded wildly, feeling as if the blond youth he had met today was a preordained destiny, bringing him immense joy.

As a high-ranking member of the Aurora Society who believes in the "true creator," he is naturally familiar with the ancient sun god.

In this day and age, an era that most people have never even heard of, the blond boy actually knows about this subject and seems quite interested in it.

Isn't this the kind of talent that my Aurora Club has come up with once in a century?

Even the renowned Mr. A had never been so fortunate as to hear the name of this being before joining the Aurora Society!

"Meeting me is your good fortune!"

The thought flashed through Mr. A's mind, and he felt a heavy responsibility to guide lost sheep onto his shoulders.

He picked up the note, laid it flat on his lap, thought for a moment, then picked up his pen and wrote back on it.

"I know something about this being. Would you like to discuss it privately?"

The Aurora Order's messenger planned to meet with Ron alone first, and then personally use his skillful missionary techniques to bring him into the Aurora Order.

Mr. A reached out and handed the note to the waiter, straightened his clothes, watched the waiter leave, and went to the side of the blond-haired, blond-eyed boy.

"This is from Mr. A."

The waiter was very polite and handed the note to Ron.

Ron opened it and saw a private invitation from the organizer of the secret gathering.

"Heh, how interesting~"

He pushed up his monocle, surprised that what he wanted had been delivered to his door so quickly.

"I accept the invitation."

The blond boy nodded to the waiter and reassured the somewhat worried Hazel and the somewhat surprised Audrey Hall with his eyes.

He then stood up and followed the servant into the living room of the house.

Ron didn't stand on ceremony and found a sofa to sit down. After waiting for a short while, Mr. A, wearing a black hooded robe, entered from outside the door.

A fanatical smile played on his lips, and his eyes stared at Ron with a slightly perverse look.

"You want to know everything about the ancient sun god?"

Mr. A smiled warmly (or even fervently), looking at Ron with a slightly amiable expression.

"Yes."

"Very good. Promises like you are rare these days. The people of this world have been deceived by those seven false gods and have completely forgotten the Lord who created everything!"

The Aurora Envoy first praised Ron, then his tone turned gritted with anger.

"I've heard that this being has already perished."

"That's a lie! Those seven false god cults cannot be trusted!"

"The ancient sun god, the creator of everything, has not fallen. He still exists; only the symbols and the name have changed."

Upon hearing Ron's blunt truth, Mr. A became so excited that he started spitting as he spoke, and almost lost control as he yelled at Ron.

"Oh? Then do you know what the symbols and name of this Creator have become?"

The blond boy pushed up his monocle, revealing a look of great interest.

Seeing that the time was ripe, Mr. A immediately seized the opportunity and asked the boy in front of him:

Have you ever heard of a true creator?

(End of this chapter)