People in Terra, governing a bizarre little country

He asked himself, in terms of piety, in all of Shelag, he said he was third, and absolutely no one would dare to claim to be second.

Because the first and second place must definitely be the Holy Son and the Holy Maiden!

But the great god Yeragand said he was irresponsible. Actos racked his brains but couldn't figure it out. He guessed that something must have happened at the meat processing plant that he didn't know about, but the truth had come out and the great god Yeragand had noticed it.

Aktos rushed back to the meat processing plant for a quick inspection, even conducting a spot check. He randomly picked up a piece of meat from the production line, popped it into his mouth, and tasted it. It turned out that the meat products were fine; at least he hadn't developed diarrhea when he went up the mountain.

He then guessed that there might be a problem with defense, but he went to Tukarim, asked Horhaya, Vina, and even Joyce and Lola, and finally got only one very consistent answer:

"The nation is at peace, the imperial regalia is secure, Minister, have no worries."

Strange!

Having exhausted all other options, Actos had no choice but to personally ascend to the Manjushri Temple to seek guidance and leniency from the great god Jeragund.

He would never dare to, nor would he ever, flee.

Not to mention that his Perroch family has lived in this snowy land for generations, where he has everything he knows, relies on for survival, and loves, even if he dies, he would never allow himself to ruin Perroch's reputation!

As a devout Jeragandian, he absolutely did not believe that the great god Jeragandian would wrong him, nor did he believe that he could escape under the great god's watchful gaze.

That's the most foolish thing to do!

Actos then followed the ancient custom, praying every three steps and bowing every ten steps. He removed the thick fur cloak of the Perroch family head, wearing only a thin shirt, and walked step by step, without any help, up to the Manjusaka Monastery.

When he arrived, it was nearly dusk, and the sudden drop in temperature made his lips turn slightly purple from the cold.

Before the magnificent, renovated main hall of Manju Academy, he saw that familiar figure.

"Actorus?"

The figure—an old, monk-like sweeper holding a broom—also saw him, and noticed his attire. He hurriedly dropped his broom and rushed forward, almost running, to grasp Aktus's shoulder:

"Actorus, what brings you here?"

"father"

Actos opened his mouth listlessly, as if wanting to say something, but the words caught in his throat as he shook his head and shook off the old man's hand.

"I have come to apologize to the great god Jeragund."

"The great god Yeragand sent down a divine message, ordering me to come to Manjushri Temple to repent. I truly do not know what I have done wrong; I am truly foolish."

The old man was stunned:

"Has the great god Jeragand sent down a divine oracle?"

He subconsciously thought of the Grand Elder.

In the past, this was the Grand Elder's favorite method.

Using the oracle of the great god Yeragand, the three great families were instigated to fight to the death. Valais's father, Lu, was poisoned without resistance after the elder falsely claimed that "the great god Yeragand bestowed a life-saving medicine." This old warrior of the Perochi family was thus accused of "impiety" and poisoned to death for disrespecting the elder. After his death, when Actos questioned why the medicine hadn't worked, the elder even grandly claimed:

"Because the great god Jeragund only heals those who are faithful to Him, his impiety was the real cause of his death."

The old man immediately noticed something amiss, but he didn't say anything about it.

After all, before Ernst caused the "miracle" during the trial, the great god Yeragand had not appeared for a hundred years, and the Grand Elder held the power of religious interpretation. In Sherag, where the religious environment was extremely strong, even one of the three major families did not have the ability to directly challenge the "representative of God".

But now, the Grand Elder is dead, and Sherag has changed.

Who else could issue a divine decree in the name of the great god Yeragand, ordering a family patriarch to come to Manju Temple to apologize?

Lady Saint?

The old man was incredulous. He had been practicing in seclusion at Manju Temple for over twenty years. Ever since Enya came up the mountain, he had been watching this holy woman. He had never seen her as such a power-hungry person!

Besides, there's more than one Saint in Sherag now, and Lord Ernst is still outside. How could she dare?

What are they trying to do? Are they planning a rebellion?

The old man's eyes darted around, and he quickly grabbed Actos, who was about to go inside:

"Actorus, wait, you can't go in."

"There might be more to the story about the oracle than meets the eye. Explain things more clearly!"

Actos tried to break free twice, but failed, and his expression immediately changed.

He came to apologize. The oracle of the great god Jeragund had been passed down, and he had already received it and was at the door, so why was he delaying?

This old man is really something! How dare you treat the great god Jeragund so disrespectfully? What, you've been sweeping the floors of Manjushri Temple for a few years, and now you think you can interpret divine pronouncements? Aren't you afraid of Jeragund's divine punishment?

Actos became an instant sensation:

"Dad! Why are you stopping me? An oracle is an oracle, and it's not like it's the first time one has appeared! I said the oracle of the great god Yeragand told me to come to Manjushri to apologize, are you deaf?!"

The old man was taken aback, then became anxious, glaring fiercely at Actos and shouting:

"You stubborn child! Why are you so obstinate? I'm telling you this might be a scam, are you deaf?!"

Aktos's temper flared up immediately. He glared and raised his eyebrows, saying, "I couldn't beat you back then because I was young. I wasn't strong then. If I were strong, things would change!"

Now I'll show you exactly where this "change" has changed!

He was about to unleash the power of the bear when, thankfully, the earlier commotion had alerted the Manju courtyard.

Enya walked out of the room, somewhat confused, and looked at the two people who were putting on a "filial piety" show in the square in front of the door.

"This is what you are doing?"

Actos's anger vanished instantly, and he quickly said:

"I have come to repent! The great god Yeragand has given me a divine decree to come to Manjushri Temple and repent before the statue of Yeragand!"

Enya nodded as if she had just realized something, thinking to herself, "I can't believe there's such a thing!"

I do not know how?

She was just about to return to the main hall to pray beneath the statue and ask the great god Yeragand what was going on when Yeragand's voice suddenly rang in her ears:

"Enya, listen to me, here's what happened."

As Enya listened, she nodded unconsciously, her expression changing repeatedly until it gradually darkened.

After hearing what had happened, her expression showed a mixture of shock and anger!

She looked at the two people at the door.

Actos noticed Enya's dark face after she snapped out of her thoughtful expression and quickly lowered his head, not daring to look up.

The old cultivator, with a somewhat ingratiating smile on his face, quickly asked:

“Your Holiness, is there some misunderstanding? The great god Yeragand has never given a divine oracle to a single person before. Apart from that person who falsely proclaimed the oracle, there has never been any other instance of the great god Yeragand punishing someone and making them come to Manju Temple to apologize.”

He was telling the truth.

The fact that Jeragund could convey his thoughts through the sacred stone was indeed known only to the person who possessed it. Ernst also repeatedly warned against spreading the story of Jeragund's "frequent apparitions."

He said this was because the great god Jeragund occasionally "misinterprets divine manifestations," and this was done to prevent the god from being embarrassed.

Of course, there are deeper political, social, and cultural reasons behind this, but the main reason is to prevent the search for the QQ group: ~七《熝九3止大神尴尬.

If the master is embarrassed, then who knows who will be the next to be embarrassed? Just look at Xie Lag's "Yan Kingdom Storytelling," which is currently being heavily supported by the Manzhu Academy.

As for the several confirmed miracles, they were all performed openly and legitimately in public.

The old monk wanted to use this opportunity to test Enya and see if the matter was as he thought.

He couldn't believe that his "frank and innocent" eldest son could have committed such a heinous crime that would warrant divine punishment from Jeragund himself.

Doesn't his father know what kind of person Actos is?

But Enya didn't indulge him at all.

She glanced at the old cultivator, a benevolent smile appearing on her face:

“You’re right, there’s really no precedent for this.”

"It's okay, we have it now."

Old monk: "Huh?"

Before he could react or even offer a rebuttal, Enya pressed on:

“Not only must Actos come in, but you must come too.”

"You are the main culprit!"

"Ironclad evidence!"

The old man suddenly felt everything go black.

Finished!

Now the whole family is together!

Chapter 933 Ernst: I used to work at the reception desk too! Still got it!

Ursus, Chernobog.

Tatiana was a little nervous.

More than a decade later, the once young and beautiful explorer has become a qualified mother, raising her daughter alone in a completely unfamiliar city.

She has always been open-minded and cheerful, enjoying interacting with her neighbors and participating in various community activities. She has never mentioned her husband, but through her own efforts, she has gradually changed other people's unfriendly views of her.

Just as she herself said, she has actually gotten used to it.

Not all hardships, trials, betrayals, and bitter experiences are worth remembering for a lifetime, or reminiscing about until the very end.

Forgetting is also a skill. Remembering everything so vividly and holding grudges for everything would make life exhausting, wouldn't it?

She never felt that her experience in Sherag had profoundly changed her. Even after leaving Sherag, she remained Tatiana, an adventurous and somewhat rebellious Ursus woman, only with one more small constraint.

However, when Tatiana looked at her daughter standing beside her, she was momentarily dazed.

Four, has it really been this long?

So long that Rosalyn was already a big girl, old enough to stand up for her mother and even punch her father?

Tatiana suddenly felt a pang of sadness. She sniffed slightly, but a faint smile appeared on her face.

"Mom, what's wrong with you?"

Rosalyn immediately expressed her concern.

"We're about to meet that irresponsible scoundrel, and I'll definitely give him a good dressing down! I also need to ask this person for help."

Ernst whispered a reminder: "The great god Yeragand."

"Yes, yes, please let this great god Yeragand punish him severely!"

Rosalind nodded, reached out, and wiped Tatiana's eye.

"So, don't be sad, okay, Mom?"

"Ah."

Tatiana nodded slightly and reached out to grasp Rosalind's hand.

"I've done my best to raise you, General Xia!"

In front of so many people, Rosalyn blushed when her mother called her by that childish nickname from school. She patted Tatiana on the shoulder.

Why are you calling someone by their nickname?

Tatiana wanted to say something more, but Ernst coughed lightly.

It wasn't that he wanted to interrupt the loving interaction between the mother and daughter; it was just that the connection with the great god Yeragand had already been established.

Ernst took out the Jeragund Stone, which floated in mid-air. On the image drawn by the stone, the figure of Actos had appeared at some point. He knelt before the Jeragund statue in the Manjusaka Academy, staring blankly at the people that appeared in the sky. His brain felt as heavy as if Lola had poured cement into it.

He recognized the person in the picture.

Although more than ten years had passed, and although his appearance had matured and he had developed some barely noticeable wrinkles, and although his clothing and even his taste had changed considerably, Actos still recognized him.

He instinctively wanted to shout, but before he could speak, the words of the little Ursus standing next to Tatiana made him abruptly shut his mouth, swallowing all his words back.

What an irresponsible bastard!

Give him a good scolding!

[May the great god Jeragund unleash divine punishment!]

And also, "Mom, don't be sad, okay?"

Actos now finally understood why the great god Jeragund had given him such an oracle.