I, the wizard, the foolish Buddha.

Ultimately, it was the senior student who understood Roland best. Amidst her words of comfort and sarcasm, fire gradually ignited in Roland's eyes.

After a brief argument, the topic shifted back to the children.

Catherine felt it was time to name the child, and she knew that Roland actually hated the surname 'Alleyer'. So she brought Roland a little surprise.

"Your young apprentice 'Laratu' has had nothing to do lately, so he has taken the time to organize a lot of old scriptures."

He's a huge fan of yours, so most of the documents he's compiled are related to you, Roland. Do you even know what your father's real name is?

Roland's eyes flickered slightly as he said, "The wizards of the Forbidden Island have a habit: wizards who travel abroad all like to use the name 'Anthony'."

So, Anthony is actually my father's alias; his real name is 'Nip'.

"Well, it's quite impressive that this young apprentice was able to find this information."

Information about Roland's father is very obscure in the Old Testament and contains some errors. It requires repeated comparisons with different Old Testaments to uncover these problems.

Moreover, many of the names given to Nep in the Old Testament are replaced by unrelated titles such as 'Savior,' 'Prophet,' 'Mad Old Lord,' and 'Jailer.'

These titles represent different identities and positions.

Take the prophet, for example—he is the guide of the Savior.

The Savior and the 'Mad Old Master' are completely opposed. The jailer is also the guardian of the Mad Old Master.
Therefore, unless one has personally experienced that period of history, or is like Roland who can treat the divine script as normal writing, it is virtually impossible to discover that this is a writing error.

For example, the phrase "madness and hatred of the former master" actually refers to Roland's father plus his three mothers. It refers to four people.

The Savior is written from the perspective of those who have been driven mad. It is a false myth about Neptune, a mortal.

The warden writes from the perspective of the Forbidden Sanctuary.

Therefore, the content of the Old Scriptures is very complex and chaotic. In addition, the Old Scriptures are all written in divine script, so deciphering the Old Scriptures has always been a very difficult task.

Lotto was able to find the correct answer from among countless incorrect ones. His ability to translate the Old Testament was already extremely remarkable.

After all, only a few people, such as Mario, Roland, and Olivia, can understand this content at present.

Therefore, in this respect, this Rollato can be said to be even better than Johnson!

Therefore, Roland developed a strong interest in his future apprentice.

What shocked him even more was that his young apprentice had found more than just those things.

Catherine said, "No, your father's real name is not Nipnip; it's a mistranslation."

In that era, the pronunciation of the common language was not perfect, so people of that time could not pronounce your father's name.

But the mad gods can recite it, so in a certain section of the old scriptures, your father’s real name appeared—this Ni is actually a surname, and Pu is the given name.

Your father's real name is 'Li Pu'.

Roland, Alayer is not your real surname. It is your former name, the name your mother gave you.

Your father thought the name sounded like an evil god, so he changed it to 'Roland'.

Fortunately, Mr. Rothu was so fascinated by his mentor that he helped him rediscover his native surname.
Of course, it's also fortunate that people in our world have a long enough history of studying the mystical to influence our language. So we can pronounce not only your father's name, but even the true name of the Mad God.

Roland was thunderstruck; he only now learned what his biological father's name was.

He touched his chin and said, "I knew it, I don't look quite like you foreigners."

The senior student angrily retorted, "You're the foreigner!"

However, speaking of which, your mother isn't exactly... well, your physical features are entirely inherited from your father.

Roland's expression stiffened slightly. His mother was an evil god, as were all three of his mothers. Therefore, they didn't possess any truly distinctive physical features. This made Roland look nothing like a mixed-race person; he looked exactly like a Chinese person.

The senior student joked, "So, besides 'foreign names,' how about we name our child after your hometown?"

Roland's eyes suddenly lit up, and he stood up and said, "I remember that there is a lot of information about my father's hometown in the 'Navigation Log' in the old scriptures, and it has the language of my hometown."

I'll go to the library now and browse through the books to find a proper name for my child.

The senior student quickly said, "Sit down! Let's go tomorrow. Uh, I've read all those books you mentioned. I've been studying the language of your hometown lately, so I've come up with names for our children. Take a look."

Catherine gave four names.

After reading it, Roland couldn't help but feel a little puzzled.

"Anna is pregnant with all three of our children, possibly twins. You're also pregnant now, so there are triplets in total. Why is there another name? Is 'Li Yuzhi' a girl's name?"

Catherine replied meaningfully, "Roland, Anna was born around this time. And I, I'm six months pregnant."

Our three children are about to be born. I went to the Well of Faith to check, and they are all healthy boys.

Legally speaking, all three children are qualified to become the future King of Alaye, and they are also qualified to be baptized in your place after you faked your death.

But you know, they are all descendants of wizards, not children of gods.

The gods do not trust wizards.

Roland, your baptism is a momentous event, and your baptism is based on your marriage to Olivia.

If Alaya is not united with the gods, can he still be the king of Alaya?

If Olivia doesn't get pregnant first, how can the Pope help you act first and then inform him, thus preventing the gods from blessing you two?

That woman did assure you that the baptism would take place after the Holy See was fully restored. But who can guarantee that nothing unexpected will happen?
Helena told me that all you ever think about is hanging out with her and Joan, and you haven't even touched that woman yet. You've even forgotten about Brianna.

Are you really going to wait until the gods suddenly issue a divine decree, forcing you and Olivia to be exposed to their gaze before you get anxious?"

Roland asked with a strange expression, "Are you serious?"

Catherine suddenly laughed. She said, "Roland, I hate that woman very much, and I don't want any divine child of heaven to stand above us in this world."

On the day of baptism, new ropes will be drawn.

This child reigns only for a day, on the day of his baptism. What is there for me to not tolerate?

Senior Catherine is truly a cold-blooded political machine. When Roland asked her, "Are you serious?" her first thought was power and interests.

"Besides, this is the world of wizards. Alaye's descendants will surely be raised by wizards. And whoever my husband has a child with, the child must call me mother."

According to the plan, after Roland and Olivia have a child, he will fake his death, and Olivia will take his 'body' back to the River Styx.

Therefore, what Catherine said is indeed true—if Roland and Olivia have indeed successfully completed their mission, then the child will definitely have been raised by Catherine.

Of course, this is on the premise that the baptism is delayed for many years as scheduled and that the plan does not encounter any problems.
“I will teach her as I would my own child. And I will shelter my daughter after she is baptized.”

This child was born with this mission: after baptism, when the gods could no longer extend their reach into the world, she would become the last god of this world, drawing criticism from all sides.

She was born to give back to the world; how difficult that must have been.

The senior student rarely showed such concern for others. Perhaps it was because she had a child of her own, but she expressed such sentiments from a mother's perspective.

Roland couldn't help but sigh; he suddenly understood why his senior didn't care about these things. (End of Chapter)