At the time of the Philanthropic Emerald, Norman was obviously on the verge of death, but why did he recover completely in an instant?

What really happened after Norman closed his eyes?

Where did the Destiny symphony, which they had briefly heard, come from?

What is the connection between the symphony and Norman's restoration?

The Knights Templar wanted to know about all of this, but Lancelot didn't ask, just kept silent after a brief question, leaving plenty of room for Norman.

According to their model of Norman, Norman's self-consciousness is now strong, and the relationship between the two of them has completely changed to cooperation rather than guidance. If they were still pressed like a feudal patriarch, it was likely to provoke rebellion in Norman's heart. In that case, even if Norman himself is inclined to communicate with them, it may eventually lead to communication failure, so it is better to leave enough space for Norman to choose for himself, so that he is more likely to get some of the information they want.

Even with Norman's self-selection, the information they get may not be complete, but at least it's better than not asking anything at all.

However, contrary to the Templars' expectations, Norman was extremely cooperative.

He first cast a noise barrier to enclose himself inside, and then answered Lancelot's question directly.

"I met a guy at that time. ”

Norman's cooperative attitude surprised Lancelot by surprise, but he reacted very quickly, and immediately asked, "Who is it?"

A name came out of Norman's mouth, "Sowell." ”

Norman's expression was calm, and he seemed to have been prepared, but of course, he had already been prepared for this, as early as when Fei Leng Jade defeated the Dragon of Dawn.

Suddenly recovering from a state on the verge of death, and then defeating the Dawn Dragon with mysterious powers, the Knights Templar are not blind, how can such a major event not be seen?

Based on the human nature of seeking advantages and avoiding disadvantages, Norman also hesitated whether to tell the truth at that time, whether to keep this secret alone, and if Lancelot had asked at the time, he would have really hesitated. Fortunately, the journey and the few days of the meeting in Lin'an gave Norman enough time to think, and he completely figured it out: what good would it do him to keep this secret? In addition to keeping a little privacy and adding a sense of security to himself, Norman couldn't think of any other benefit. On the contrary, it was in his best interest to inform the Knights Templar of the incident.

First of all, according to Sowell, his previous life was all dependent on Sowell's efforts to survive to this day, but then Sowell could not help himself, unable to help himself cope with the countless contingencies that may occur in his life, and at this time, the Knights Templar was his only reliance now. If the information was shared with the Templars, the Templars would be better able to help him make decisions with more complete information, which would be a guarantee for his life.

Secondly, although the Knights Templar were wholeheartedly helping him, Norman was also keenly aware that as his self-awareness gradually increased, there was a faint layer of separation between him and the Templars. If he had shared the information with the Templars without reservation, it would have helped to increase the Templars' favor with him and remove some of the barriers.

In the end, if he insisted on keeping this secret, the Knights Templar's usual behavior would indeed be helpless, but it would also make the gap between him and the Knights Templar thicker and thicker, pushing his most powerful help further and further.

There are so many disadvantages of stubbornly keeping this secret, but there are almost no benefits, everyone knows how to choose, so Norman is so cooperative now.

After the name "Sowell" burst out of Norman's mouth, it only took two seconds for Lancelot to send another barrage.

"The bard?"

This name is extremely unfamiliar to the vast majority of viewers in the live broadcast room, but it is quite familiar to the Templar Order, and they even have a detailed record of the bard's voice, appearance, behavior, and language habits. But in the Knights Templar's database, the bard was just an ordinary bard, which made Lancelot can't help but ask again: "Is it a duplicate name?"

Norman shook his head, "No, it's Sowell." ”

His expression was calm when he spoke, but his eyes were dark.

According to Norman's mind, the Knights Templar was only established after he arrived in Cárdenas, and gradually developed over the next year, but according to Lancelot's reaction, the Templars existed long before he went to Cárdenas, although they may not have been called that name at the time.

The key figure turned out to be Sowell, the bard who passed through the village of Ashley every year......

With Norman's words, a loud roar rang out again in that hall on a distant Earth.

"What the hell are you eating, such an important person was leaked by you, and nothing was found......!

With this loud roar, chickens and dogs jumped up in the hall again, everyone was in danger, and the relevant personnel were even more pale and trembling.

In this room, Norman is slowly recounting the situation to Lancelot: "He stood still in time, emerged from mid-air, then miraculously healed my injuries, and finally told me the truth about the world......"

For the rest of his life, the Knights Templar would be his last and most reliable companion and reliance, and the more information they had, the more secure their lives would be, so Norman did not hide anything and told Lancelot in detail about the situation.

Norman's words were not only heard by the Knights Templar, but also by all the viewers in the live broadcast room. With Norman's narration, the barrage in the live broadcast room became more and more dense, and every audience member was using the barrage to express their mood at the moment.

"Mobius Ring!"

"It's amazing!"

"This is true immortality!"

"I used to think that those who felt that immortality was a kind of torture were pretending, but if it was such immortality, it was indeed a torture. ”

"I feel so desperate just thinking about it!"

"I said how do I always feel that the anchor can always survive in a desperate situation along the way, the protagonist's halo seems to be real, and now I know that there is such a huge workload behind it! ”

"I'm getting goosebumps!"

"Now it seems that Sowell is the real protagonist. ”

"Room 10029, sexy old man dealing cards online. ”

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