Life has dealt a heavy hand to a weak demigod like me.

Morin did not want to change his mind, but there was an untarnished light in his heart.

That was a long, long time ago, when his parents had not yet passed away and they left him with beautiful memories and teachings.

He never actively kills, perhaps to make his life more interesting, or perhaps to see what kind of wind blows through others under his influence. But isn't it also the influence of the light hidden deep in his heart?

Everyone can see the desire for goodness in their own heart from Mernadette.

The same is true for Maureen.

But he is different from Floyds. While he sticks to the light in his heart, he also has his own new pursuits.

He will be the wind that moves the world.

He wants to transform this world from a stagnant one into an interesting one.

So...

Maureen would like Mernadè very much and respect her very much, and perhaps one day in the future he would risk his life to protect her, but he did not want to see her.

In order to blow away this stagnant water, in order to make the world or the people around you more interesting.

Morin can abandon all moral principles, tell lies without hesitation, and even have no sense of shame, becoming a person that makes Charles feel interesting or troubled.

But in front of Mernadè, it was difficult for Morin to sell out his integrity as before.

In front of her, Maureen didn't even want to tell a lie.

For Morin, every time he saw Mernadette, it was a very happy thing, because from her, Morin seemed to be able to feel the beautiful memories that he had always treasured in his heart.

But it was also a very painful thing, because in front of her, he could no longer continue to use any means to achieve his goals as before.

For a moment, Morin, who was standing behind the auditorium door, looked a little embarrassed.

The deception that was once as easy as eating and drinking water to him now weighed heavily on his shoulders.

"ah!"

The door was pushed open. Mernadette, who had been practicing her speech for most of the night, was startled by Maureen who was standing at the door when she pushed open the door of the auditorium and was about to go back to her room to rest.

However, when she saw the person in front of her clearly, her eyebrows curved into a gentle smile.

"Molly, is there something that brings you to the auditorium so late at night?" Mernadette glanced at the oil lamp that she had extinguished behind her, hesitated for a moment, and turned on the light in the auditorium.

Since the reappearance of Blackfire, although it is not possible to evolve the entire world from the Steam Age to the Electrical Age in a few months, it is not difficult for some local areas to do so by relying on the technology of the Blackfire Age.

Rocks Manor was one of the first places to enjoy this convenience, but for the most part, Mernade was not very accustomed to life with electricity.

Usually in the auditorium or study, whenever she was alone, she would use a gas lamp or an oil lamp to solve the lighting problem.

"I'm here to say goodbye to you!" Morin was also startled by Mernadette.

As a high-level transcendent, he did not even notice that Mernadette's voice in the auditorium had subsided, did not even hear her footsteps as she left, and did not even see the dim light in front of him disappear.

He naturally knew the reason for all this. Although he was still conflicted, he quickly calmed down.

Maureen was unwilling to lie to Mernadette.

But sometimes, the truth can have the same effect as a lie.

Putting some truths together and letting the listener imagine them can have just as much effect as lies.

Morin is very clear about this aspect - in the world of extraordinary people, there are many abilities that can distinguish between true and false.

If Morin had only told lies, he wouldn't have earned the hatred of so many people.

"Goodbye?" Mernadette was stunned, then looked at Morin who seemed a little hesitant or embarrassed at this moment, and thought of his reaction when she pushed open the door just now. Many thoughts flooded into her mind in an instant.

"I've found something more important to do, and I can't go to school with little Dede anymore." Yes, something more important and interesting. At this moment, Charles is more important to Maureen than Mernadette.

After all, there may be secrets hidden in Mernadette, and Charles may become a gust of wind that blows the whole world.

"More important things..." Mernadette looked at Morin in confusion.

"Just like you have found what you want to do, I have also found my goal for a long time to come." Morin pointed to the auditorium and said with a smile.

For a long time to come, his goal was to dig out something that interested him from Charles and find a way to use his power to achieve his own goals.

At the same time, he did leave Mernade for this reason.

"Then...will you come back?" Mernad asked sadly.

When she was in the welfare home, she was often surrounded by some good companions or elders, who chose to leave Moroston for some reason, or go out to sea, or do business, but in the end, only a few of them could meet again.

"Of course, I can't bear to leave you, little Dai Dai." Morin said with a smile.

He would indeed come back, but by then Melnadette probably wouldn't think that Maureen and Molly were the same person.

"When you see me, little Dede, you might not recognize me. Or, you will definitely be scared by me."

When he "comes back" again, Mernadette will definitely not recognize his identity. If Mernadette knew his identity, she would be shocked.

Of course, this sentence was said more to mislead Mernadette.

Maureen would not tell Mernadette what he was going to do specifically, but he would weave the story he was going to tell Theresa into rumors and spread them around the manor.

When Mernadette heard the rumors about herself and thought about this sentence, she would probably think that Morin's words about not being able to recognize her meant that he would become more outstanding outside, and would be shocked to think that he would become her sister-in-law...

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Chapter 219: Mernade's Growth

"It will definitely succeed!" When Morin was carefully thinking about what truth he should use to fool Mernadette, Mernadette's voice suddenly rang out.

Morin turned around and looked at Mernadette, who was raising her fist with some reluctance but still full of energy to cheer him up. The slight sense of pride in his heart suddenly disappeared.

"I believe that Molly, you can achieve your goal and succeed!" Looking at Morin who turned around and stared at her blankly, Melnadette encouraged her again.

"With your encouragement, Xiao Daidai... I also believe that I will succeed." Morin opened his mouth and finally forced out a smile.

"Let's make a promise!" Mernadette looked at Morin.

"What?" Morin asked curiously.

"As for me...I also need to start doing something. Molly also needs to accomplish her goals."

"When we meet again next time, we will definitely realize our dreams!"

“Maybe the process will be difficult, but I believe that as long as we all work hard, nothing can stop us!”

"Let's work together for something different and for our respective goals!"

Maureen maintained a smile on her face, a smile that was different from her usual ones that seemed very sincere.

He looked a little disheveled today.

Obviously everything is going according to the plan in my mind.

But for some reason, facing Mernadè's encouragement, he felt a little uncomfortable.

[So... I don't like being too close to you...]

[I feel a little regretful... I really shouldn't have agreed to Brother Floris just for fun.]

Morin thought so, then smiled and slowly shifted the topic to what Mernadette was about to do.

Following Morin's words, Mernad happily began to tell him about her plan.

It was rough and the possibility of failure was high, but Maureen hoped she could succeed.

After all, they had just agreed to work hard for their respective goals. When "Molly" and Mernadette meet again next time, they will both achieve their respective goals!

"The Farmers and Workers Mutual Aid Federation of the Kingdom of York?" Charles looked at Mernadette, whose eyes were full of confidence, with a strange expression.

"Yes, brother. Recently, I have sorted out the views of past high priests on civil rights, democracy, freedom... in your study. At the same time, I combined some of Mr. Taylor's ideas and the relevant content of the Kit Code, and finally sorted out some guidelines and norms." Mernadette said confidently.

In order to promote his own ideas and change the country, Charles' first advice to Mernadette was to be confident.

No matter who you are facing or what you are saying, you must appear confident.

After all, if you yourself don’t believe that you will succeed, how can others believe in your ideas and become your supporters?

Therefore, Mernadé has been practicing confidence recently.

After Molly left, although the various agreements between him and "her" were circulated in the manor, making Charles want to completely turn him into a woman, his departure was not all bad.

At least Mernadette became stronger and more confident because of that self-made promise.

"Now that we have the outline and the name, how do you plan to find like-minded people?" Xia Erkao asked.

"I've formed a club at school, and Tom, Peppa, George, and Jerry have agreed to let me join it."

These four people are all Mernadette's classmates, and can also be considered as Charles' students.

Unlike Mernadette, the four of them came from better backgrounds and once belonged to the upper-middle class of the Kingdom of York.

However, in the chaotic period before the birth of the new order, the families of the four were greatly affected and fell to the bottom almost overnight.

"You should understand why they joined," Charles said.

"It's because of my brother." Mernadette bit her lip and nodded.

At school, Mernadette actively extended invitations to people she thought could become her future companions, but with little success.

Instead, these four people, who she thought were unlikely to have any intersection with her "York Kingdom Farmers and Workers Mutual Aid Federation", chose to join one after another.

Of course, they were not shaken by Mernadette's words and ideas. The most fundamental reason why they chose to join Mernadette's organization, which sounded unreliable, was because of Charles.

A lecturer is nothing, but a member of parliament, a member of parliament after the establishment of the new order, is of great importance.

The darkest period of the Kingdom of York did not last long, and did not even affect most of the middle and lower classes, but it taught them a vivid lesson.

For them at this moment, even if a spider dropped its silk, they would catch it without hesitation and climb upwards with caution. Not to mention the opportunity to connect with a great figure like Ciel.

"When establishing every organization, the initial members are crucial." Charles said calmly.

“A good companion can put your ideals on the fast track.”

"A bad companion can make all your efforts go to waste."

"And they..."

Charles didn't say much, but Mernadette understood what he meant.

"They will be very good companions." Mernadette said seriously.

"Because they want to use me to establish a connection with my brother, they must get my approval."

"So they will work harder than those who share the same ideals." Mernadé said seriously.

Charles looked somewhat relieved.

My sister has grown up...

The old Mernadette would never have thought of doing something like this. Or even if she had thought of it, she wouldn't have done it.

"Go on." Charles said with satisfaction after taking a sip of tea.

"An organization cannot function by relying on just one person, so I need to draw on their strength to find more like-minded people."

"In the early stages, I will relax the standards, but when the time is right, I will expel those who are not firm in their thinking."

"After uniting everyone, I will promote our ideas in various cities and towns according to everyone's wishes and the current situation of the Kingdom of York, so that more people will identify with us."

"If all goes well, perhaps within a few years, there will be members of the York Kingdom Farmers and Workers Mutual Aid Federation serving as councillors in various cities."

"This way, we have the right to participate in legislation. Then, through hard work, we can change this country and bring happiness to more people!"

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Chapter 220 Chapter 100: Charles' Change

It sounds well-organized and methodical, but in fact, Mernadè's idea is still too naive.

The spread of ideas has never been a simple matter. Ideas have always been closely related to politics, culture, and economy.

At the same time, once interests are involved in everything, simple issues will become complicated.

Mernadette can draw strength from Charles' identity, but she will also encounter resistance because of Charles' current identity.

This resistance is also one of the current rules of the game in the Kingdom of York.

Ciel will not choose to break it for the time being.

Although he believed that Mernadè was bound to fail this time, if she could draw nourishment from it and grow, then the temporary setback would not be a big deal.