first wizarding world war.

Chapter 481 The First Temple of the Fate Serpent in the Pale City

Charlotte was also thoughtful enough to send a group of ghost crew members. As for what would happen if they took the ghost ship to the New World?
Sorry, not even Charlotte herself can know.

Anyway, he was a man of integrity, and he told these ghost crew members to be good and try not to reveal their evil identities.

Well, some ghost ships that have been in the sea for a short time still look quite new, and the crew members are less seriously injured. At first glance, they look no different from ordinary living people, except that they cannot sail under the sun.

Charlotte had performed a rehearsal along the way. During the daytime, these ghost ships would flip into the seabed...

Although it can be driven during the day, it will be faster if it is rotten.

The fat businessman was also very honest. He introduced Charlotte to a clerk from the Pale City, who helped him get the missionary license documents. There was no problem with the ten pieces of land delivered. He bet all his fortune on this transaction and had no intention of leaving any way out in the Pale City.

Both parties were straightforward people, and three days later, the businessman took all his property and set sail.

It was not until he went out to sea and checked the cabin that he was surprised to find that there was still a batch of cargo on the ship. The cargo was well sealed and most of it was still in normal condition. Its value was almost as much as his wealth.

Not to mention how happy this brave businessman was, Charlotte quickly recruited a group of people and began to build the first temple of the Serpent of Fate.

Some of these people were locals, and some were Charlotte's own people. The locals were mainly responsible for fishing, while his own people were mainly responsible for building the temple. These people who were called to work were all maze guards, and almost all of them were extraordinary. They were all extremely strong and very fierce when working. The huge stones needed to build the temple could often be carried by one person, which was much more convenient than a crane.

It took only seven or eight days to complete the construction of the Temple of the Serpent of Fate. Charlotte even tried to pray silently, hoping that the Serpent of Fate would "open" the temple.

Well, the Serpent of Fate was very considerate and really sent down its divine light!

The temple was originally just a pile of huge stones, but under the divine light, countless decorative murals, patterns, sculptures, and fancy columns emerged. There was even a sculpture in the middle of the temple, a statue of the Serpent of Fate.

Charlotte was overjoyed. There were countless believers of the Fate Snake in his fleet. He found a volunteer to be a priest and then began to recruit clergy. Although many young men in the Pale City expressed their belief in the Fate Snake under the guidance of Shengding, this belief was too weak to even produce a divine covenant. Charlotte could only pinch his nose to gather the number of people first and slowly consider the issue of piety.

On the third day after the temple was built, almost all the residents of the Pale City had a big dream. They dreamed of a god wearing golden armor, who angrily called on everyone to tear down the temple of the Serpent of Fate and announced that he would bring disaster to the city.

In the morning, countless residents flocked to the streets and rushed to the temple of the Serpent of Fate.

Of course Charlotte did not have such a dream, but many of the clergy he recruited, whose faith was not firm, also had this dream. When he woke up in the morning, he realized that the atmosphere among everyone was not right. He randomly grabbed a few people and asked them, and he knew that this kind of thing had happened.

Charlotte could only lead a group of maze guards out of the temple and set up a battle formation.

Looking at the residents who were clamoring to tear down the Temple of the Serpent of Fate, Charlotte sighed. He certainly couldn't allow such a thing. After all, the Serpent of Fate had already favored him. He said to himself, "I wanted to resolve it peacefully, but I didn't expect that we would still have to fight."

A dozen residents who rushed to the front shouted, "They are evil gods. They spread faith in order to harvest our souls. We cannot allow evil gods to spread faith here, tear down temples, and bury these outsiders alive." Charlotte knew that in the face of such fanatical believers, no reason could be used. No matter what she said, it would be useless. She raised her hands and was about to order an attack when she heard a voice ringing in her ear: "What's wrong, Charlotte? If you are in trouble, why don't you come to the teacher?"

Charlotte turned around and saw Juno Arthur. She was overjoyed and shouted, "Teacher, why are you here? But what can you do when facing such fanatical followers of the evil god?"

Juno smiled slightly and said, "Evil gods are evil gods after all. They can only act according to the rules, so naturally there are many flaws."

Juno blinked and said, "You should have remembered that your teacher knows a little bit about dream magic."

The peak saint of the Old World stretched out a finger and said calmly, "May all lives fall into a deep sleep, and may all souls wander freely in dreams. I will dominate your dreams, and your cognition will change because of my son."

Juno Arthur showed what it means to be the strongest vampire!
Under his blood clan's great dream magic, hundreds of thousands of residents of the Pale City no longer had the aggressive momentum they had just had. They became stiff, with dull eyes, and all fell into a dream.

Charlotte was also pulled into the dreamland by Juno. He saw with his own eyes the teacher, whose whole body was glowing with golden light and covered with a layer of golden armor. He was shouting loudly: "Someone stole my power yesterday and delivered the wrong oracle. The one who brought disaster to this city was Priest Yanis. He betrayed me..."

Charlotte couldn't help but say, "The teacher's ability to confuse right and wrong is quite powerful!"

Juno bewitched everyone, then came down and said, "Have you learned it?"

Charlotte nodded and said, "Dream magic can only guide the force according to the situation, and cannot be changed forcefully. That's why you didn't ask them to overthrow the Golden Temple, because it's impossible to do so, and it will wake them up instead. But if the target is changed to a certain priest, there will be no problem at all."

Juno smiled and said, "You are truly my best student."

"Now you also know how to use the vampire's power words in battle, right?"

Charlotte was full of admiration for Juno. He had never thought that Arthur's bloodline word spell was so powerful. Whether it was the bloodline prophecy last time or the bloodline dream spell this time, they were all powerful group attacks. In terms of battlefield expansion, Arthur was undoubtedly the best in the Old Continent.

Not to mention the vampires, even humans and orcs don’t have such a grand attack secret technique.

The two exited the fantasy dreamland and saw that the residents of the Pale City had woken up, then turned around angrily and rushed towards the Golden Temple. Not long after, an old man shouted in panic: "Don't believe the evil god's temptation. I am the spokesperson of Agmiras. I will never betray the God of the Labyrinth..."

Charlotte used her agility skills to quietly blend into the crowd. She soon saw an elderly priest tied to a wooden stake with firewood piled around him. A young and handsome man was holding a torch with a gentle smile on his face.

When Charlotte saw the man holding the torch, he felt as if he had fallen into an icy cave. He was actually familiar with this face and could not help but exclaimed, "Captain Huntington."

(End of this chapter)