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Chapter 206 The Brotherhood of Cain

"Moradon, are you...are you sure?"

His comrades stared in disbelief, as if they had heard something they shouldn't have.

"Yes, I'm certain. Since Yahweh is our enemy and wants to destroy our beloved homeland, then we will abandon Yahweh and embrace Cain!"

"Moradon, are you...are you sure?"

His comrades stared in disbelief, as if they had heard something they shouldn't have.

"Yes, I'm certain. Since Yahweh is our enemy and wants to destroy our beloved homeland, then we will abandon Yahweh and embrace Cain!"

As soon as Moradon finished speaking, the entire warehouse fell into a deathly silence, and disbelief appeared on the faces of his comrades. To abandon Yahweh and join Cain's side was undoubtedly a shocking decision, and a path fraught with danger and uncertainty.

"Moradon, have you gone mad?" a comrade finally couldn't hold back any longer and shouted, "Yahweh is our faith, the source of all our strength. How could you say such a thing?"

Moraton seemed not to hear his shouts; his eyes still gleamed with madness, his expression resolute and unwavering. "I'm not mad," he said slowly. "I'm more lucid than ever." He continued, "Look at the church now. They exploit faith, deceive believers, manipulate politics—they are the real enemy. And we, blindly following them, what is this if not foolishness?"

"But Moraton, what will we gain by turning our backs on Yahweh?" another comrade asked worriedly. "We will lose everything, including our faith, our families, our friends, and even our lives."

"No, we will not lose everything." Moradon shook his head, his voice revealing a resolute courage. "We will gain freedom, we will gain the truth, we will gain the opportunity to truly fight for the Empire, for our faith. And I believe that there are others in this world who, like us, have been deceived by the Church and yearn for the truth. As long as we can unite, we will surely defeat the Church and save our Empire."

His comrades looked at Moradon, whose eyes were filled with determination and courage, as if he were truly prepared for a do-or-die battle. They were deeply moved and began to reassess the situation before them.

"Moradon, your decision is too risky, but I have to admit there's some truth to it," a comrade finally spoke up. "The Church does indeed manipulate believers using faith, that's an undeniable fact. But is turning our backs on Yahweh and turning to Cain really our only way out?"

"No, this is certainly not the only way out," Moradon replied, "but it is an opportunity worth trying. We can no longer blindly follow others like this. We must find our own path. For the future of the Empire, for our beliefs, we must stand up bravely."

"But even if we seek refuge with Cain, where is Cain? And even if we know where He is, will He really accept our refuge?"

His comrade said worriedly. He did not deny Cain's existence. After all, the appearance of the Holy Son proved the existence of Yahweh. If Yahweh existed, how could Cain not exist?

Moraton took a deep breath and his gaze swept across the faces of each of his comrades. Their doubts, fears, and expectations were intertwined, forming a complex and real picture.

"The exact location of Cain is indeed a secret we need to explore, but believe me, when the world is plunged into darkness, there will always be light waiting for us somewhere, and Cain, or His messenger, will surely appear when we need him."

"Whether He will accept our refuge depends on our own determination and actions. We cannot simply expect His mercy, but must demonstrate our worth and prove that we are capable of becoming an extension of His power."

The comrades looked at each other in bewilderment. Moradon's words were like a clear stream, washing away their confusion and fear.

Although the road ahead is unknown, their courageous exploration of the unknown and their deep yearning for freedom have ignited a glimmer of hope in their hearts.

"Moradon, you're right," a comrade said slowly, his voice filled with unprecedented determination. "We can't go on like this. We must take action. No matter how difficult the road ahead, we must fight for our beliefs, for the future of the Empire!"

"Yes, let's give it a shot!" Other comrades echoed, their eyes shining with a new light—an anticipation of unknown challenges and a determination to surpass themselves.

With Moraton's unwavering belief and the shared determination of his comrades, they decided to establish a secret organization called the "Brotherhood of Cain".

This organization aims to unite those who have been deceived by the Church and yearn for the truth, to fight against the Church's corruption and atrocities, and to fight for the future of the Empire and true faith.

They held a ceremony to establish the Brotherhood of Cain, lit a bonfire symbolizing hope and freedom, sat around the fire, and swore an oath to fight to the end for truth and freedom.

Moraton, as the leader of the Brotherhood of Cain, delivered a passionate speech.

He emphasized the organization's goals, purpose, and principles, and encouraged everyone to unite and bravely face future challenges.

His comrades responded enthusiastically, their eyes shining with unwavering determination, as if they could already see the dawn of victory.

To carry out their activities more effectively, the Brotherhood of Cain established several departments, including intelligence, operations, logistics, and propaganda.

Each department has clearly defined responsibilities and tasks to ensure the organization's smooth operation and efficient functioning.

The intelligence department is responsible for collecting and analyzing church dynamics and intelligence to provide decision-making support for the organization.

The Operations Department was responsible for carrying out specific resistance missions, including sabotaging church facilities and rescuing imprisoned believers.

The logistics department is responsible for providing material and financial support to ensure the normal operation of the organization, while the publicity department is responsible for promoting the organization's philosophy and mission to win more support and membership.

Although the Brotherhood of Cain was full of hope and determination when it was founded, reality was far more cruel and complicated than they had imagined.

The church's power is deeply entrenched; it not only possesses strong economic and military strength, but also controls the faith and hearts of believers.

This severely restricted and suppressed the activities of the Cain Brotherhood. Although the intelligence department diligently gathered information about the church, it often struggled to obtain valuable intelligence due to limited sources and stringent security measures.

The operations department often faces numerous difficulties when carrying out its missions. They not only have to evade the church's pursuit, but also have to deal with questioning and opposition from within the believers.

The logistics department also struggled to provide supplies and funding, as the church's control over resources made it difficult for them to obtain sufficient support.

Although the propaganda department actively promotes the organization's ideals and purposes, their voices are often drowned out by the church's suppression.

As the leader of the Brotherhood of Cain, Moraton witnessed firsthand the difficulties and setbacks in the organization's development.

He was deeply hurt and began to doubt whether his decision was correct and whether he was truly capable of leading his comrades to victory.

Whenever the night was deep and quiet, he would sit alone by the fire, gazing at the flickering flames, lost in deep thought.

The firelight illuminated his weary and pained face. The flickering flames seemed to tell of endless struggles and hardships.

His eyes were empty and lost, his thoughts already drifting far away.

Since the founding of the Brotherhood of Cain, they have faced difficulties and challenges far exceeding expectations.

The church's power was immense, like an insurmountable mountain, suffocating them.

The intelligence department's efforts always seemed to be in vain, the operations department also suffered frequent setbacks, and the logistics department was even more strapped for supplies and funds.

Despite the propaganda department's best efforts, their voices seemed to be swallowed by endless darkness under the church's suppression, leaving Moraton feeling frustrated and powerless.

He began to doubt his decision and whether it could truly lead his comrades to victory.

When the night is quiet, this doubt and pain would surge into his heart like a tide, making it difficult for him to fall asleep.

He began to become taciturn, no longer giving impassioned speeches as before, nor sharing his thoughts and plans with his comrades.

His eyes had lost their former light, replaced by endless weariness and despair. During one operation, they were ambushed by the church, and many of their comrades were killed.

This blow was undoubtedly fatal for Moraton. He witnessed the sacrifice of his comrades, yet was powerless to stop it.

He felt like an incompetent leader, unable to protect his comrades or realize their shared ideals.

From then on, Moraton became depressed and degenerate. He no longer actively participated in the organization's activities, nor did he care about the safety of his comrades.

He began to indulge in alcohol and narcotics, trying to escape reality and his inner pain through these means.

His downfall caused concern and discontent among his comrades. Their once respected and trusted leader had now become a dejected and decadent person.

They tried to awaken his fighting spirit and faith, but Moraton seemed to be trapped in an endless abyss from which he could not extricate himself.

One night, after getting drunk, Moraton sat alone in a corner of the warehouse, tears streaming down his face.

He murmured, "I was wrong... I was really wrong..." His voice was filled with pain and self-reproach, as if he were apologizing to his fallen comrades, or confessing to his own heart.

After that night of drinking, Moraton seemed like a different person.

He was no longer the leader full of fighting spirit and conviction, but a down-and-out man deeply tormented by pain and self-blame.

He began to drink heavily, using alcohol to numb his senses and try to forget those painful memories.

However, alcohol could only temporarily relieve his pain; whenever he sobered up, he still had to face the cruel reality.

As time went on, Moraton's depravity worsened.

He no longer cared about the safety of his comrades, nor did he worry about the future of the organization.

He began to indulge in all kinds of debauchery and depravity, as if he wanted to completely drown himself in the abyss of sin.

Following Moradon's decline and despondency, the Brotherhood of Cain began to undergo a heartbreaking transformation.

Originally an organization dedicated to pursuing truth, freedom, and combating church corruption, the organization, under Moraton's leadership, gradually descended into extremism and violence.

Moraton's downfall was not merely a personal degeneration, but a huge blow to the morale of the entire organization.

He no longer adhered to his original beliefs and principles, but began to seek a more direct and intense form of confrontation.

He firmly believed that only through extreme means could the rule of the church be completely overthrown and their ideals realized.

Under his influence, the Brotherhood of Cain began a series of extreme actions.

They were no longer content with destroying church facilities and rescuing imprisoned believers; instead, they turned to serious crimes such as murder and kidnapping.

These actions not only violated the original intention, but also plunged the organization into endless controversy and accusations.

Moraton began encouraging his members to use more brutal methods to deal with the enemy, claiming that only by making the enemy feel real fear and pain could they be subdued.

As a result, more and more madmen and perverts appeared in the Brotherhood of Cain, who were addicted to violence and killing, as if only in this way could they find inner satisfaction and release.

Serious divisions and conflicts began to emerge within the organization. Some members who adhered to their original beliefs and principles began to oppose Moraton's extreme behavior, and they tried to prevent the organization from degenerating.

However, Moraton brutally suppressed and persecuted these opponents. He used his power to purge those who dared to question him from the organization, even resorting to extreme violence to maintain his rule.

Over time, the Brotherhood of Cain has completely transformed into an organization composed of murderers, madmen, and perverts.

They lost their original faith and ideals, leaving only an obsession with and pursuit of violence and killing.

This organization, once full of hope and determination, has now become a source of fear and nightmare for people.

Under Moraton's leadership, the Brotherhood of Cain descended into extremism and violence, but this radical behavior unexpectedly led to the organization's growing influence.

Initially, this was perhaps something even Moraton himself hadn't anticipated. As a series of extreme incidents shocked society, the name of the Brotherhood of Cain began to spread widely among the people.

Under Moraton's leadership, the Brotherhood of Cain descended into extremism and violence, but this radical behavior unexpectedly led to the organization's growing influence.

Initially, this was perhaps something even Moraton himself hadn't anticipated.

As a series of extreme incidents that shocked society occurred, the name of the Brotherhood of Cain began to spread widely among the public.

But what will be the price?

(End of this chapter)