If it were an ordinary person, thinking that the bishop he was facing might have made an alliance with the devil, I am afraid that he would subconsciously turn around and run away - the one who can possess a bishop is obviously not the kind of imp that even a peasant can catch by luck.

But what is Abu, he crusaded against the Lackadians for the Pope, he fought against the Pope for the Lackadians, and the Pope considered him to be a loyal warrior of the Savior, and the Lackadians considered him a loyal warrior of the true God; He expelled the pirates for the king, he expelled the king for the pirates, the king thought he was a royalist, and the pirates thought he was a

Top thieves; He opposed the princes for the emperor, he opposed the emperor for the princes, the emperor thought he was his own, and the princes thought so...... He is jumping around on the front where the fight is in full swing, and he can still be recognized as his own by both sides, which is by no means a face!

It's not just shameless!

You have to be careful! Courageous! Have strength and brains!

For example, he never attacked the Neustrian kingdom for the northerners, not because he had any special feelings for the Neustrian kingdom, but because the northerners were too poor and their own warriors could not eat, so they often went south to plunder the northern kingdoms, which were not rich, and grabbed something to survive the winter, if the north

The kingdoms are not good in their years, they can't grab anything and simply stay to farm, are they going to be mercenaries to drink the northwest wind, or are they going to change their careers to become farmers?

Obviously, drinking the Northwest Wind and being a farmer were not options that Abu was happy about.

Therefore, he never plundered the kingdom of Neustria for the northerners.

He is such a shrewd adventurer, who does not speak of conscience, but only about profits.

The risk of negotiating with the devil is certainly not small, but the benefits must be just as rich, he thought of the three big cars of iron he saw just now, and licked his lips, these are a lot of wealth.

However, when he thought of how much wealth the whole diocese might have, the iron tools just now were no longer in his eyes.

The Devil must have been quite generous, and he judged that it was an obvious thing, that even the peasants had built houses, and that they had made farm tools with precious iron, and that they were still selling food during Lent, showed how rich Turnest was now—the setting of Lent itself was also due to the lack of food, and the present picture

The supply of grain, meat and wine was apparently quite adequate.

After making this judgment, he will meet with the devil anyway, at least, with the bishop.

As for what he asked, he judged that the bishop was in alliance with the devil and not with the gods.

There is original sin in life, and to come to the mortal world is to suffer and atone for sin, this is the basic doctrine of the church! If the world is made full of flowers, who bothers to torture themselves with prayers, fasting, or anything just to go to heaven after death? The angels are going down to earth, okay!

In the Book of Genesis, the sons of God saw that there were beautiful women in the world, so they went down to earth and lived with mortals!

And that's just beauty!

If there's still wine or something......

Paradise is estimated to have no inhabitants.

It's like a prison, the conditions are difficult, and the prisoners can be reformed well, if they are all like Norway, not to mention the prisoners inside, even the people outside want to live there!

The mastermind of transforming this great labor reform farm into a paradise on earth must be the devil!

It won't be a benevolent god!

"When you receive your home, I will blow it away. For what is this, for my house is desolate, but every one of you cares for his house. "I have attacked you with dry winds, mildew, and hail. Ye will not return to me. This is the merciful god!

As long as the temple is desolate, and the others are ploughing and harvesting, and the gods will blow away the harvest and attack the crops with dry winds and mildew and hail, so that the people will starve until they build a temple for the gods, and offer sheep and oxen, and fat, and flour, and bread made of oil......

Where are the gods who are busy helping the people with their cultivation and harvesting before the temple is built?

This must be the devil!

Even Sherlock Holmes couldn't have made a more logical reasoning!

What's more, there are so many strange pictures and rituals that it is a matter of minutes to judge the devil!

As for the consequences of the alliance with the devil, Abu didn't take it seriously at all—in the eyes of the Pope, the Lackadians were also devils, and he and the Lackadians had always worked together happily, which did not prevent him from serving the Pope at all.

With such an ulterior motive in mind, lest his companions learn that he had robbed him of his business, he led a group to meet the new bishop of Turnest.

"Superior goods!"

This was the first thought that came to him when he saw the new bishop's real body, the real man was still slightly different from the propaganda portrait, and now he was much more rounded than when he was painted—thanks to the devil's tireless corrosion and feeding—at a time when everyone was not having enough to eat, obesity was a link with handsomeness

Words together—so, in his eyes now, the bishop's appearance has risen by several percentage points compared to when he first took office.

The young bishop, who was accustomed to being looked up to and admired, didn't know what he was thinking about this, otherwise he would probably pour a basin of spit on him - the demon king actually warned him not to get fat anymore! Ask him to eat less and exercise more to maintain his appearance! That's nonsense! In the Middle Ages, those who ate more and exercised less were the beauties with round faces!

Ahh

What's more, no matter what determination the demon king makes, he can always complete his goal in a twist and turn, and the bishop doesn't want to protest with the demon king anymore.

Although I don't know the thoughts of the people who came, the eyes of the people who came made the bishop's intuition very uncomfortable.

This intuition is correct.

Because Abu is not only a mercenary, but also has a very lucrative part-time job - a slave trader.

He dealt with men, women, eunuchs, old men, children, blacks, whites, and yellows, with a wide variety and a complete range of categories, depending on which captives his troops caught—a large part of the spoils of war were living people, and Abu was well versed in the one-stop service of purchasing, reselling, and processing such goods.

Processing?

For example, a eunuch is worth more than an ordinary man, and those rich people who have rich and many wives are very happy to shell out large sums of money to buy a few wives and concubines to take care of them.

And eunuchs, although there are also natural, but very rare, most of them are man-made, Abu is a man who knows how to process worthless men into valuable eunuchs.

A beautiful boy, if he is processed into a eunuch, the price is ......

Wait a minute!

If this business is negotiated today, it will be more profitable than selling ten eunuchs!

The young bishop was unaware of the crisis of this moment, and he was still suffering from the news of the arrival of the envoy when he saw the man grinning.

It was a little devil's smile.