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With the size of the Redemption Society, it gradually could not sustain itself.

As a result, sharp divisions arose within the Society of Redemption, giving rise to the centrists and later the radicals.

Unlike the traditionalists, the centrists do not directly eliminate the supernatural.

In their opinion, since the supernatural is conserved, there is no need to go to great lengths to get rid of it.

It only takes a certain amount of money to imprison and seal those dangerous spirits.

In this way, there is no need to worry about supernatural phenomena popping up again and again.

As for those ordinary supernatural things, they can't cause much impact. As long as they don't make too much noise, just let them exist.

After all, the world today is too big.

No matter how powerful the redemption is, it cannot take care of all aspects.

Make the most of limited power, instead of being like those traditional saints who only clamor to protect everyone, are irreconcilable with the supernatural, but do not take the reality into consideration at all.

This is why the centrists have grown stronger and even become the mainstream of the Salvation Society in recent years.

Rupert is one of them.

only……

If he had not been forced to do so, Hall would have certainly used a sneering tone at this moment.

He said: "The spirits are not pets, how can they be kept in prison forever? Especially since the spirits have all kinds of strange abilities, it is more troublesome to keep them quiet than to kill them. The centrists have come up with a good idea, which is to feed these spirits. As for the feeding targets, they initially chose death row prisoners. But there are only so many death row prisoners, and then they gradually broke the bottom line. I heard that they are now playing live guessing games."

Hall didn't know what the specific situation was.

After all, his rank in the Redemption Society was not high, and apart from the common sense topics within the society that he had just discussed, he had heard everything else from others.

Even so, Robb was still amazed.

Joining the Redemption Society was more of a joke. Normally, they had no other contact with him except asking for money. This time, he finally got to know the specific information of the Redemption Society.

Now, he has a pretty good understanding of the traditionalists and the centrists among the three major factions of the Redemption Society, and the only one left is the radical faction.

"Tell me about the Radicals," Robb asked.

Chapter 293 Chapter Change?

Although the traditionalists and centrists have different ideas, they are all practicing their own paths within the framework of fighting the supernatural.

In Hall's telling, what radicals have to do is to break out of the framework.

Since the law of conservation of the supernatural exists forever, and since the Redemption Society's efforts for thousands of years have only been to alleviate the scourge of the supernatural, it can basically be called a useless effort.

So why continue to persist.

Obviously this approach is not feasible.

It’s better to take another route.

Change to a path that is not one of confrontation but one of integration.

“Coexisting with the supernatural.”

When Hall said this, there was suddenly a hint of intelligence in his eyes.

Robb's eyes flashed with inspiration, and he suppressed it.

"Coexisting with the supernatural?"

Even though he didn't understand the specific measures yet, through Hall's just-mentioned talk about the ideals of the radicals, Robb understood why the radicals were called radicals.

They want to take a new path that is completely contrary to the Redemptionist Church's thousands of years of practice, and call themselves reformists.

Although in the current cognition, people’s first thought about change or reform is still good. After all, it is through various reforms throughout history that a country has achieved prosperity and strength.

But it is important to be clear that there will be more cases where failed reforms lead to bigger problems.

The principle that if you take too big a step you are likely to get hurt is applicable everywhere.

"How to coexist with the supernatural?" Robb asked curiously.

But this time Hall did not give any useful answers.

Perhaps he did not hold a high position among the radicals and was unable to know more; perhaps the radicals had very strict confidentiality measures in this regard and Hall could not say anything even if he wanted to.

Robb used mind control several times to confirm that Howl could not explain the reason, and then he did not continue.

I already know almost everything I need to know.

Compared to the hazy veil in the past, Robb has a deeper understanding of redemption.

Traditionalists, centrists, radicals.

The traditional school is the typical way people deal with supernatural forces.

It's just that people's minds have changed. They are now the remnants of the old era and have been swept to the corners. Their numbers are even smaller than those of the radicals, not to mention the centrists, whose power can be ignored.

The real masters today are the centrists.

The radicals were jumping around.

Of these three factions, the one that Robb favors is definitely the Traditionalists.

They charge for handling supernatural matters themselves. These guys are really ready to attack with knives.

That's just the reality.

They are not abandoned, but they cannot keep up with the times.

As for the centrists.

Although it seems there are problems of this or that kind.

But only children care about good and bad, while adults only care about gains and losses.

Seriously speaking, I also belong to this group.

After all, he was recruited by Rupert himself.

No wonder Hall and the other two took action after hearing this.

Judging from the small, the radicals are definitely not good people.

Of course, the eldest brother does not laugh at the second brother.

Even the purest tissue will be stained black after thousands of years of development.

Robb looked at the two Halls.

With their information, Robb gained a better understanding of his mission and the sudden encounter with radical forces.

In the following time, he asked the two of them some more information about the mission.

After listening, Robb touched his chin and said, "According to those two unlucky guys, Hall, the radicals only received information yesterday that Sunflower Farm was a supernatural place, so they sent the two of them to deal with the matter. They had no idea about the situation here beforehand."

"I came here two days ago. After everything was completed, I was asked to stay for a few more days to check if there were any problems before handing over."

"What a coincidence in timing!"

If there was nothing strange about this, he would wash his hair upside down.

No need to guess, it must be Rupert's idea.

I know my own preferences, so I am willing to be sucked in and spend a lot of money to hire myself to do tasks.

Why...

Robb glanced at Hall and the other man.

The radicals don't care about anything else.

Afterwards, they will only realize that they have snatched food from their own mouths.

If you can’t deal with Rupert, can you deal with his men?

"Rupert has a good plan." Robb snorted coldly.

After making this move, he could not only interfere with the radicals' plan and take this magical land into his own hands, but also intensify the conflict between himself and the radicals.

If I seek help, it means getting closer to Rupert, and the other party will be able to further control my restless fighting force.

If not, with his own strength, he could easily divert a lot of attention from the radicals, thereby alleviating the pressure on the centrists.

In any case, it was Rupert's people who benefited afterwards.

"You're playing it very wildly. If it were someone else, they would just have to admit defeat, but I'm not someone else."

Robb came here to accept the mission. In addition to his great skills and courage, he naturally had the corresponding means.

After all, the fuse that caused Rupert to have a conflict with the radicals was the fight between him and Hall.

Regardless of whether they kill or release him, Rupert's propaganda will make the radicals think that he was the one who stopped their plan.

But what if all this doesn't exist at all?

The focus of the Radicals will only be that Rupert sent someone to buy the land, not who bought the land.

So, just change everything that is happening now.

Robb walked up to Hall, rummaged through the pockets of his suit, found a wallet, opened it, and without paying attention to the small amount of bills and cards, took out a photo.

"It seems like you have a good relationship."

Robb looked at the photo of Hall and his companions and smiled.

"That's fine. You two can just stay together and be forgotten by everyone."

The [Forgotten Prison] I learned from the Mother of Darkness comes in handy right now.

As long as no one could remember Hall and the other, then there would be no direct conflict between him and them at all.

As for whether there is anyone in the Redemption Society who can ignore the [Forgotten Prison].

Of course there is.

But Robb wasn't worried.

After all, such a person must have a very high status in the organization. Hall and his companions are just low-level field agents. There are too many people like them, so they would not take them seriously at all, let alone leave an impression.

Robb also asked Howl and the other two. Their backgrounds were simple, without any powerful elders or backers.

The only people who have contact with them are mid-level supervisors or colleagues in the field.

It is impossible for such a person to resist the [Forgotten Prison].

"Candles, altars, photos."

There was no need for Hall and the other two anymore. After knocking them out, Robb returned to his residence, found some tools for the ritual, and began the ritual of forgetfulness.

On the altar, candles were lit.

While chanting a spell, Robb placed the photos of Hall and the other man into the center. As spirituality surged out of his body and the candlelight flickered violently, a mysterious ceremony began.

……

Chapter 294 Chapter Reciprocity

[Forgotten Prison], place the photo of the recipient on the altar. As long as the photo does not leave the altar, the relevant memories and a series of records about the recipient will be erased and will not be known to the world.

A few minutes later, Robb completed the last step of the ritual. As the flames of the candles scattered around suddenly rose, all information about Hall and his companions disappeared.

at the same time.

The Redemption Society stronghold in New York State.

One of Rupert's men named Terry was about to inform his superior that the radicals had taken action. According to the time, the two men should have arrived.

Suddenly, he stopped.

"Huh? What was I thinking just now?"

Terry couldn't help but sit down again, a confused look on his face.

Beside him, his companions did not notice anything unusual about him and informed him as usual: "The support team sent to Sunflower Farm has already set out. They will arrive in two hours."