It was not an easy task to gather the forces of all sides, and there were many twists and turns. It's just a small episode at the inn, and it's nothing.

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When Khan clarified his identity, the prophet, and was beaten many times in succession, and even frightened several indigenous sacrifices who had never seen the world, he gradually calmed down and realized that this would not work. Especially when I re-tasted the warmth and coldness of the world, some thoughts came up layer by layer.

In his own right, Khan is still a bit proud. This kind of pride is not only him, but basically this group of people. It was their presence that the Winged City had back then, providing a buffer for believers from all walks of life.

It stands to reason that the gods did not treat them badly. It's just that compared to the exclusive sacrifice of the gods, it seems that he died a little early. Although the kingdom of God is really beautiful, it is inevitable that there will be some loss after comparison. Especially in the non-closed environment of the Netherworld, after learning that those who are still alive are making a big difference.

For Khan, the task arranged by the dark night was a bit overkill. Let them walk around, take a look, and then give the world some warning, which is to use the general as a pawn. But when I think about it, isn't it the importance of this matter?

Is there a shortage of people in the Netherworld? The key is why you choose your own people? Khan saw very clearly that the heavy responsibility did not fall on a certain person, but on all the people on this trip. This is because the gods did not scatter all people in the same world, even those who were destined to be in the same world were on different sides of the heavens.

Khan doesn't think he's necessarily better than others, and many times it's just luck. It's like you were born with power, and those who are more talented than you can only use it for yourself. Even when the gods come and everything that is old collapses, it still has some effects. More importantly, I am not a complete wine bag rice bag. And, of course, thank the gods for giving all this.

Thanksgiving to the gods is definitely not hypocritical flattery. Although for today's Khan, words of gratitude have become a habit, whether it is a prayer in the mouth or a thought in the heart, it will subconsciously end with words of gratitude. It's just that Khan has more gods to thank, and it is really impossible to list them all. If it is not a specific object, ordinary situations can only be covered by the broadest "gods". The advantage of this is that no matter which temple you enter, you can bow down and greet you without any psychological barriers. If this kind of behavior is replaced by the exclusive sacrifice of the gods, I am afraid that if I go out, I will be killed by lightning.

Khan sometimes thinks that maybe this is the reason for his "early death", but after thinking about it, maybe this is why he can be reborn in the world.

Come to think of it, you have to make some achievements in this life, otherwise you won't live long. Of course, the length of life is compared to those sacrifices, such as his daughter Nicole and niece Mera. Now that I think about it, those sacrifices who are still alive have more or less some achievements, unlike those who are old and peaceful.

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In the early days, Khan didn't have a way to break the game immediately, so he could only wait and see, but the direction was already there. After being in Winged City for so long, he naturally knew that the linkage between the gods was very strong. Since there is action on the side of the night, the other gods must show something. Find these first, then plan for them.

It's not easy to run under the door of the dark night, and the integration of forces should be done from the top down. It would be much easier if you set out from the Netherworld instead of the Netherworld, but Winged City. It's just that I don't dare to mention similar suggestions, after all, the dark night has always been unsociable, and it is impossible to change because of myself.

Hey, how did Nicole survive back then? I used to underestimate my daughter, and I thought that this girl's stubborn temper happened to be in the eyes of the gods. His current situation is very similar to Nicole's back then, and he is a little isolated. It's just that unlike in my hometown, the verbal battles here are often exchanged for beatings, and they are still merciless.

I don't know why, I always feel that this is deliberately done by the night, just to let my people be beaten, so as to leave an excuse for revenge. After all, is it appropriate to follow the law and always be beaten?

Square peg!

Whenever I think of this unusually clear answer, I always feel a chill in my heart. When the chill rises, I can't help but have bigger questions in my heart. After all, the dark night is no longer the dark night of the hometown, and now it has another god name - the Grim Reaper. Even if the Grim Reaper is a part of his beliefs, he still doesn't want to see the world of the living taken over by death. Belief in the gods must not be biased, reflecting the fact that this is still true in a world ruled by gods. Because of this thought, it is inevitable to have the illusion that the safety of the world depends on oneself. Even if he was beaten every once in a while, he couldn't get rid of this idea.

I was beaten a lot, my body became more and more solid, and my soul and flesh became more and more compatible. As the degree of fit continued to increase, some supernatural things began to appear. Now, although he can't speak directly to the spirits of the dead, he can still hear the whispers of the spirits. Don't underestimate this humble ability, many times you rely on it to win the trust of others.

Wander through the market and learn about the latest news through ordinary geismas. Although they are all boring things that are short of the East and the West, they are also very useful. For example, how many children and brothers are in the family, whether the husband and wife are not in agreement, and so on, these are the most easily verifiable trivial matters. In the face of those ordinary people, just a light word is enough to impress the other party and confirm his identity as a prophet.

It's just that this kind of behavior tends to anger the fanatics, and even the local sacrifices. Threats, warnings, and even swords and axes will follow. After all, this trust, and some awe, should belong to the gods, not to the prophet himself. Fortunately, whenever someone is about to be torn apart, there will be a great force to come, so that you are as good as ever......