Eternally Regressing Knight Chapter 580

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If I take your side, won’t it be okay?
“If I do that, the person who will take care of that child, the saint, will come to you. When that happens, just tell them to ask for my name, Audin Pmrey.”

A child who has awakened to divinity. If left alone, she will be pursued by the religious order for the rest of her life.

He must have outstanding talent, so it wouldn’t be easy to catch him, but it would be better to hide him well rather than have him chased for his entire life.

Besides, you will also have to learn how to handle the awakened divinity before you pass out.

Audin knew the right person for the job.

“Who is that?”

He was said to be Audin’s father, but there was no such person. So Encrid asked out of curiosity, and Audin answered.

“This is my adoptive father, who is rumored to be dead.”

The person who raised Audin was once a great man who rose to the rank of Pope of the God of War, and was a man who could see the future, although he could not see ahead.

Audin knew the truth about his adoptive father.

He has poor eyesight, to the point where he can only distinguish things that are close by, but he is not blind.

But he would often go around saying that he was blind.

The reason was that if the other person treats you without knowing that, you can find many openings.

The reason I have bad eyesight is because I read books by candlelight when I was young.

He faked his death by being stoned to death as a heretic.

But the place where he was hit by that stone was Legion, a corner of the city where he was born and raised. It was also the city where his father was born and raised.

“Have you felt like taking up the shield of God?”

It seemed like I was hearing my father’s voice.

His father would still be alive and well.

After pretending to die, he will live very well and eat well with the insight and divinity to see the future.

Rescuing children who are neglected by the religious order, rescuing fugitives who are accused of being heretics, and so on.

He, Audin’s adoptive father, would still love God and live according to the teachings of the Lord Father.

He was the forsaken saint, the one who wandered the continent with the name of the rag saint.

‘I’m a little late.’

Audin spoke to his father inwardly.

One day, when we meet again, I will ask for forgiveness. But even then, my father will not scold me. He will not say that it is too late.

That was the kind of person he was.

just.

“Come, it’s good to see you again.”

I guess that’s all I can say.

Anyway, now that I have broken the chains with my own hands and escaped the prison of widowhood,

Fieldin’s welcome glanced at him from one side. No, the glaring eyes soon became round.

Fieldin smiled.

“Why didn’t you do it a long time ago? Why should I blame you? That’s not it. Can I ask you one favor? I wish you wouldn’t create any more children like me. You can do it.”

Now, is that what Fieldin is saying, or is it just a fantasy created by his own worn-out mind?

Or is it a revelation from God to him?

Actually, it didn’t matter. Now, Encred, like his own captain, would do whatever he wanted.

“It will definitely happen.”

Audin responded to the welcome.

It was the first time since the vision had appeared, and even though he was completely drained of strength and full of weakness, the will he showed along with his words caused some of the holy light to flow out and illuminate his body.

In the darkness, you shine alone as a light source.

The light seemed as if God was cheering him on.

The will soon became divine and began to shine.

Encred thought it was quite a sight.

* * *

Anyway, Encred decided to take care of the child, the saint.

There was no child in the revelation that Overdeer spoke of.

In other words, it was said that even if you take it, it would be difficult to keep it.

Audin left with Overdeer without even resting properly.

Encred turned around, holding the saint in his arms.

“The child will wake up after some more rest.”

As Audin had said, the child showed no sign of waking up.

“Then I will find the Ragged Saint and contact the Border Guard.”

Bert also leaves.

The rest returned to the city. Deutsche Pullman naturally gave me my space.

Encred politely declined the maid’s offer to wash his back after soaking in the hot tub.

“No, I can do it for you. I want to do it for you. I can do it.”

After the maid hesitated a few times, Shinar stepped in and pushed her away.

“It’s okay. That’s my job.”

“Oh, that Sinar, is he really over four hundred years old? How old is he…….”

When Encred spoke to such a Shinar, the fairy smiled. It was an unusual smile, but this time, strangely, only her lips smiled. There was no smile at all in her eyes.

It occurred to Encred that asking a lady her age was almost sinful.

When did you hear that?

It was a story I heard while going to and from parties as an escort for a noblewoman.

“You don’t even understand a fairy’s joke.”

“Are you saying that was a joke?”

“That goes without saying.”

“So how old are you this year?”

If four hundred and forty-eight isn’t a joke, then even though the lifespans of fairies and humans are different, wouldn’t it be okay to call her grandmother?

“They say that older women are always attractive.”

Instead of answering, Sinar turned around and said:

What’s funny is that when Shinar said that, the spirit he was talking about seemed to be his will.

To rely on the fact that an older woman is attractive.

‘That’s a great talent.’

Anyway, she was truly an amazing fairy.

Regardless of age, the way he spoke so confidently was attractive.

Encrid thought as he immersed himself in the hot water.

I also heard that the child called the saint was washed by several maids.

After washing up and sitting at the table, I was able to enjoy warm soup and pork that was tender and well-cooked despite being quickly grilled.

“It melts in your mouth.”

Encred spoke, and the servant relayed the words to the cook. Encred was as famous in this city as he was in the Border Guard.

“It is an honor that you fed me.”

A chef wearing a clean white hat, matching white clothes, and a purple cloth tied in the front came out for a moment to say this. The presence of the purple cloth on his attire meant that his skills had been recognized by the Cooking Guild.

In other words, he was a great cook.

Sinar was filling her stomach with grass and fruit next to her, and what she was eating was a dish enhanced with dressing and crushed almonds, cashews, and other nuts.

It was not a bad dish, enough to make even Sinar nod his head.

Doichi also gave the guest bedroom the best one among the rooms.

I woke up so good and am on my way back.

“Next time.”

The man of loyalty, Deutsch Pullman, spoke and Encred answered.

“If you have any problems, contact the Border Guard. They will help you in any way they can.”

“Yes, that’s right.”

Doichi did not give in to Encrid’s words.

It was said that the knight of the iron wall was indebted to him. In fact, Doichi was satisfied with that alone.

Then, in the city, he boarded the carriage provided by Deutsch.

“Let’s go.”

The fainted saintly child, Shinar and Encrid, were carried into the carriage.

The carriage moved slowly along the road.

And as they passed a field of marigolds, the flowers of the Virgin Mary, in full bloom with yellow flowers, the saint woke up.

* * *

Overdeer was born the son of a lord who owned an orchard, and he has seen many people on his way to where he is today.

Among them, there were some who he personally thought were great, regardless of good or evil, but even in Overdeer’s eyes, Encred was the first human he had ever encountered.

A person who stands firm in the face of threats and blades? There are. I’ve seen quite a few.

But this was the first time I’d seen someone this mad.

They called it the Knights of Madness, and that statement was absolutely true.

‘Do not back down.’

It felt like I was seeing an iron wall that would not collapse no matter what happened.

Did you take matters into your own hands?

no.

But the opponent had no intention of backing down. There was no sign of any wavering in the will he displayed.

No one would be surprised to see that.

Death, defeat, despair, frustration.

He seemed like a person who had no such thoughts in his head.

“That brother seems like a great person.”

These words came out naturally. That’s how I honestly felt. To be more honest, I couldn’t even guess what kind of person he was.

I understand that you are growing up.

Originally, once you get to the top of the knights, you are divided into those who advance and those who stay.

This was a story that any knight with a certain level of skill would acknowledge.

There are those who see becoming a knight as the end point. Even though they have overcome the limitations of their talents, they have not been able to overcome the limitations of their hearts.

On the other hand, there are those who climb to the top of the list but still continue on.

My friend Encred was clearly the latter.

If we look at just skills, the guy next to me right now named Audin would be better.

Even if you see talent, you can’t say that it’s particularly outstanding or excellent.

Yet the impression was the strongest.

The flame of will that bloomed from those blue eyes was something that once seen would never be forgotten.

“If you mean the captain, then yes, that’s right.”

Audin answered as he walked along.

It was a quiet, secluded path. Both of them had come out along the mountain and were walking diligently.

Even though Overdeer wasn’t in good health, walking like this wasn’t a problem, and Audin was even more so.

The two of them were walking along the ground where autumn leaves had fallen, when Overdeer was just about to open his mouth.

“When are you going back?”

Overdeer asked. To be honest, ever since I saw the sacred pillar of Audin, I have been greedy for talent. If possible, I wanted to keep him by my side and raise him as my successor.

To do that, we need to check some personality traits, etc.

But Audin nodded as if it was natural.

“Yes, I will go back.”

It’s a given for him.

Since it was my will and intention, the answer came without any hesitation.

Overdeer was greedy, but he knew that no matter what he said, Audin would not listen.

Should I take her with me even if I have to trick her? That won’t be easy, but I don’t want to do that. Normally, I wouldn’t be picky about the means and methods.

‘I don’t want to be on the other side.’

I didn’t want to be Encred’s enemy.

Originally, it was said that it was best not to deal with a crazy person, but I have a feeling that if I work for the church, there will come a day when I meet them again.

You stand on the opposite side of that madman?

I didn’t like it.

He had beaten up a man named Encred, and was confident that he could subdue him any moment now, but Overdeer was seriously thinking that right now.

The fresh will shines. If he were in the embrace of divinity, he would probably take him as his disciple and teach him everything.

That was such a shame.

What if you could control that madness and bring it under your control?

‘Oh, you’re killing me.’

But it would be quite a difficult task.

‘How come you have no intention of entering the church?’

I’ve thought about that leisurely. If I get the chance, I’d like to embrace it within the church.

‘By marriage?’

Whether it’s the War Cult or the Plenty Cult, they tend to encourage marriage.

What if you hook up with a beautiful priest?

The thought brought to mind Shinar’s face. She was extraordinarily beautiful, and her appearance was truly exceptional even among fairies.

Priests, especially those called priestesses, were not lazy in cultivating their bodies, but it still did not seem easy.

The bottom line is that no matter what, it’s not easy to get them on our side.

‘That doesn’t mean there is no way.’

Overdeer was certainly superior to the hawks from the Empire or the messengers from the South. They were of a different caliber.

The answer he gave now proved it.

‘Shouldn’t I be on your side?’

It’s simple. If I can’t get the other person to do it, I’ll go there.

Then we are on the same side and standing on the same line.

Of course, if his will is clear and his intention is right, he will do so.

Whether that will work out or not will be clear to you when you see this bear-like man I’m with now.

This interest will tell you the character of the man Encred, and where his will and determination lie.

Only then did Overdeer nod his head vigorously.

“Good.”

“What’s good? If you have been thinking evil thoughts, you should stop, brother. That’s what they call old foolishness.”

“Haha, that’s not it. Let’s go for now.”

There was no real malice in Audin’s words. Overdeer noticed that and just laughed.

Audin honestly did not like this knight, but he respected his intentions.

Didn’t he show his will to purify the religious order even if his life was over and he could not protect his honor in the future?

Of course, it was believed that there would be such a person within the church, and Overdeer was a symbol of that belief.

Just as Overdeer saw Encrid in Audin, so did Audin.

Audin looked at Overdeer and tried to find the purity that was left in the religious order.

If he ever wanted to become the leader of another sect, I would be willing to smash his head in at any time.

Fortunately, the two didn’t fight and spit out blood.

The two then focused on a plan they called Revelation, and they succeeded quite easily.

This was called the reform of the church on the continent, but that was a later event.