31 To hell
When Zach showed up in front of the church on the West End, he knew it was too late.
Zack, who disappeared from Mary's Church, crossed Route 27 and entered Paising, and ran into the North Side as fast as he could, relying on the sparse connections between Paisying and the South Side, and then rushed straight to the church.
Even if it was to come without wasting any time, it was still too late.
Police cars and ambulances have surrounded the church. Zach saw the people of the West Side evacuated from the church area under the escort of the North District police, and ordinary citizens who were carried or helped by the paramedics into the ambulance.
Since it's too late, Zach won't show up with clothes that will inevitably become a pile of rags after running.
As Zach looks for a change of clothes, let's take a look at Zach's mental process.
The troublemakers in Mary's Chapel, don't matter. Why? Because it's just a riot β demanding a so-called Inquisition on the altar, spreading sensationalist rumors and throwing eye-catching leaflets to a group of ignorant people. And then? And then there was no then. What else can the troublemakers do? No, no.
But what if the location of Mary's Church was replaced with the North Side Church, where the West Side people lived?
Don't think too delicately, it's probably enough for us to make up for it in our brains-
When the troublemakers questioned the priest who preached on the altar, 'Is it true that those who corrupt souls and bodies should go to hell?' How would the people in the church in the West End react?
People in the church in the West End, will laugh. Of course, all of you here will go to hell. It has nothing to do with some of the West Side people who already know the truth about Barton, remember? Smith once said with a smile that it would be hilarious if I didn't go to hell.
How do the West End react when the troublemakers say that someone is the devil? The people of the West Side, who have a little respect for the troublemakers, will mentally recall the recent events and speculate on who the troublemakers are talking about. The people of the West Side, who keep watching the jokes, will continue to laugh. Corrupt the soul and the body, who has not done it.
How will the West End react when a picture of Blake Stone is spilled out?
Ha!
It turned out to be these people, who continued to obstruct the joint actions of the West Side and the city government during this week, so that the Stone family's political tools could not be used for a long time!
It's sent to the door~ Then, kill it.
Behind closed doors, do the people of the West Side still need to think carefully about doing some harmless little things on the territory of the West Side?
Belch...... Well, maybe it's so brain-filled, and the Western Side's indifferent style of acting with regard to life is a little inappropriate. Then let's make up a little more delicately-
The political tool of the Stone family, Blake Stone's personal orientation has been stifled by vicious events and cannot be released, who is the most aggrieved? Is Blake the protagonist? No. It was Bishop who was waiting for Blake to be pushed into public opinion. Bishop is the highlight of the union of the people of the West District and the city government!
Mr. Bishop, I'm sorry I forgot the quotation marks, 'Mr. Bishop', is she a kind and loving character? No, she is a fierce spirit who slaughtered all the life of the Bishop family.
Zach changed his clothes. Step out of the green belt to hide your figure......
"I really didn't expect to see a fierce outburst before I left~" It was Frank who spoke.
Zach turned around and smiled at Frank, "Why are you smiling, it's not a good thing." β
"Isn't it good?" Frank didn't completely put away the smile on his face, but he knew that Zachary Torredo was the one with the most thorough view of things in their team, with a questioning tone, "I think it's good, the people of the West End showed absolute cohesion, the moment the fierce spirit broke out, Smith, Falken, Barton, Yuri, these families with alien existence, or knew about the existence of alien races, immediately gathered around the fierce spirit, didn't know the existence of alien races, Fisher, Quest, and the large and small families, did not make their own opinions. Frank said with a look on his face...... "What impressed me the most was that the non-family members, the service class of the West End society, did not question their upper class in the slightest. The entire class structure of the West District has made me deeply aware that slavery maintained by power should really be eliminated~ The modern social master-servant relationship in the West District makes me more sure that there is no future in the current magic banquet~"
Zach nodded, but only for Frank's last remarkβthe class of the Westside that we had discussed for a long time, and the connection between the lord who occupied the upper echelons of society and the servant who was in the service class, Zach had also experienced it firsthand. Remember, Zach and Louise once went to Amanda's birthday party. For the service class of the West Side, the upper class of West Side people are not just their bosses, but also closer family members.
Before Zach could say anything, a new vampire joined the conversation.
The blue butterfly floated into Zach and Frank's field of vision, flitting between the two for a moment, and finally chose to land on Zack's shoulder, which was Eve. It opens, "Hmph, Thorin still invited you to a nightclub." β
This attitude, forget it, Zach is used to it.
Fortunately, Eve did not continue to taunt Zach on the boring run, and directly picked up the content of the dialogue, "Since I have seen the cohesion of the people of the West End." The butterfly's tentacles fluttered in the direction of the church that was still noisy, "More importantly, the execution, all the social support of the West End, is under the control of the West End people. The meaning of this is obvious. Can you imagine how long it would take for Detective Couson to send the arrested troublemakers to the police station after Zach disappeared? The control of the people of the West District over social resources seems to have reached the point where it is easy to move their fingers, heh, do you still need to enforce the law like Cosen?
Eve flapped her blue wings and continued, "Lord Lesembra (Frank, Eve doesn't dare to call Frank directly), you can return to the Demon Feast with confidence." β
Eve's words can be dug deeper. Obviously, Eve was a little jealous of Frank's stay at Barton and learn about the Tower of Babel. Hopefully Frank will go soon. Deeper, Eve obviously also knew that Frank did not have any good intentions towards the Demon Feast, and Barton's West End people were united and strong enough to be an obstacle to the Demon Banquet's control of Barton. What Eve meant was telling Frank that he didn't have to worry about Barton's side being swallowed by the Demon Banquet under the management of the West Enders, so what Frank wanted to do in the Demon Banquet, he didn't have to worry about the situation on Barton's side, and everyone lit a fire together to burn the Demon Banquet.
"Hehe, you don't have to rush me, little Eve~ I'm going to leave too~" Frank returned to his smiling face and looked at Zack. The meaning of the smiley face is obvious, and Frank agrees with Eve's addition, and he thinks that the outbreak of the evil spirit is a good thing.
Zach wanted to sigh, but he still forgot it, the dialogue between the three vampires didn't need to be anthropomorphic to perform anything, and Zach said bluntly, "You don't ask me, how did you get here?" β
It was Eve who responded, and he was not afraid that Zach would directly pat himself on the shoulder, and did not hide his mocking tone, "Who knows where you heard the wind again, anyway, I can see you in everything, I have long stopped thinking about the way you intervened in the incident." β
"I was at Mary's Chapel and the same thing happened. But in Mary's Chapel, there was only one Detective Cowson who was with his family to worship, and he was in a hurry to arrest the troublemakers on charges of illegal religious assembly. Zach tilted his head and looked at Eve on his shoulder, "You here in the West Side used thunderous means to kill the people who were looking for trouble in your territory, but what about Mary's Chapel in the North Side?
Not only is it not an extraordinary performance, but it also relied on Zach to successfully catch the leader.
The butterfly flapped its wings at a slower pace.
Zach continued, "That's Mary's Church in the North Side, what about the Gospel Church in the South Side? I think in the gospel church I'm going to now, the pastor is debating whether Blake should go to hell or not. β
Eve's wings flattened over Zack's shoulders.
Is Zach wrong? No, how did the priest of Mary's Church inexplicably agree to the judgment of the troublemaker's faith, relying on the presence of Zachary Toredo?
And then we have already given many examples of the inexplicable dogma in the faith of the Holy Lord, and it is really necessary to debate whether a person like Blake will go to hell or not......
Zach didn't stop, "The people of the West Side are united, but is this cohesion useful? The purpose of others has arrived, and choosing to use faith to make a fuss is to have no hope for Patton's social credibility - the West Side people, and the law enforcers - the police department." β
Zach's words are not boring and far-fetched. We've been treating violent attacks on minority nightclubs and attacks on Grande as violent perpetrators of hate crimes, and that's right. But now we ask everyone to think about it from the position of this group of violent elements, when they find out that it is their former young master of the Stone family, the mayor's secretary, who called the police in the nightclub incident. Do you think that when a gang of people almost beat Blake to death, they still have a shred of trust in the credibility of the West End?
Then, in order to make way for the nightclub incident in which Craike was involved, the media continued to fail to report on the various related hate violence in Barton, including the attack on the funeral home that Grande threw to Ford. What forces are holding all this down? It's Patton's enforcers, it's the police.
Along the way, we only felt that the police in Patton were 'sensible' people who knew what the highest echelons of the city needed, so they cooperated. Zach was also involved, at least Darcy's cooperation, Zach was the guide, wasn't it.
Then continue to think from the perspective of hating violent people, it turns out that the law enforcers in this city are not on our side.
This is strange, why would the law enforcers be on the side of the offenders. But have you forgotten Darcy's attitude towards the nightclub incident before he was instructed by Zack? If you haven't forgotten, then everyone should understand a little bit, Darcy has not been pointed out that it is just a fight, this kind of thing, in the eyes of the police, there is no absolute violence and victim, let alone absolute bias.
The facts are already clear, the police are absolutely biased towards the people of the West End.
So, if we're these hateful violent criminals, and we, in this city, want to speak up for our dark voices, what are we going to do?
We...... Turn to God.
Zach finished what he had to say, "Their goal has been achieved, and the public opinion that you people in the West District have been suppressing and preparing has been opened by the other party on a new battlefield." And you, will lose. β
The question of the point in time β
West is leaving this world, and the god who has left many inexplicable dogmas in this world will not and cannot explain his established dogma to all beings at some point in the last moment.
And the most important point is whether Blake will go to hell or not, this debate, will be lost. Hmph, just look at who's arguing with the troublemakers in the church in the South Side, it's the devil.
Some of the times that Zach had been unable to see clearly, Zach could see clearly now. Blake's minority, hehe, can't turn over, at least not for a few decades - in terms of vampire experience with the course of human civilization.
The butterfly's wings were all understood again, and Zach paused, "Tell Blake that I told him about the medical experiments of Moyan Tsmich that I told him before, don't use it." This step of the people of the West District has been scrapped, don't waste information anymore. β
After saying that, Zach let Eve fly away.
Only Zach and Frank remained, but ...... The purpose of Zach's visit is accomplished. First, it failed to stop the absurdity of the people of the West End, and second, what should have been said has already been told to Eve.
Zach looked at Frank, "What about you?"
"Me. Frank's smile had faded as Zack spoke, and now, without any expression, he shook his head, "It's time to go to the Feast." β
Zach sighed, "Let's do it together." "Of course, it's the journey back to the South District.
Before Frank left Barton, there was one more thing to do, "Old Hank over there, how's it going?"
"There should be a decision. Zach doesn't talk nonsense, think about the question Winston asked Zack, the meaning of immortality to Old Hank from Winston's three-way perspective (Winston said that immortality has no meaning to himself who has already arranged his future, but it means too much to Old Hank, a person who still needs to make life choices and is threatened by unknown death. No one will argue with it. Plus Zach deliberately 'frightened' Winston. In the past two days, Zach ignored the old Hank and Winston, gave them space to think quietly, and decided, there should be.
Frank didn't ink, raised his hand, and a blood vial was handed to Zack.
Zach was a little puzzled, "Aren't you going to complete the conversion yourself?"
"I'm not a good father~" Frank regained his usual smile, "And this is a gratitude, I don't want to spend more time on this father-son friendship, don't you mind helping me~"
Zach tilted his head and took the vial.
Without a word along the way, Zach returned to Grande.
"Hank. Zach found the old Hank who was with Winston in the living quarters, handed out the blood vial, and said inexplicably, "To hell, eternal life, have you chosen?"
"Go to hell!" old Hank snatched the blood vial.