Chapter 338
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"… I didn't expect that I wasn't the one who left you first, but you were the one who left me first."
Gazing at the altar that had never been far away from her, the High Priestess of the Baru Tribe, Oly, who was at the end of her youth, still had a lot of feelings for Planck. Therefore, after hearing the news of Planck's death, she stumbled for a moment. But before anyone noticed, she straightened her body and displayed her usual toughness.
"Where has Planck been recently?"
Translator: Atlas Studios Editor: Atlas Studios When Orloi made up her mind to leave the man she loved, she was prepared to not see him for a long time. The priests around her were happy because they finally didn't have to see their high priestess hanging out with a scum from Birgivot. But when Oly asked this question, even though they believed that this High Priestess wasn't the kind of person who would go back on her words, the priests around her tensed up and didn't answer her immediately.
Oly couldn't help but pucker her brows. But in the end, she sighed helplessly and explained.
"I just want to know when he will be back. Because of his absence, this city is in a mess."
She didn't intend to reveal that Planck was dead because she would inevitably show a weak expression after returning to the temple. So she had to hide this fact so that the priests under her wouldn't think of it. And what she said wasn't a complete lie. After Planck ascended the throne in a hurry, he went to inspect his kingdom, which was why many people in this city had a lot of thoughts.
And she knew that this was the man's little temper because of her departure. However, what he didn't know was that such a small temper wouldn't be able to change her mind, because once she showed the slightest bit of reluctance and regret, this man would stop moving forward.
This was something that she didn't want to see, and it wasn't something that her God wanted to see.
After all, the choice between a man and a God was simply too obvious.
Would anyone be foolish enough to give up their God for a man?
Obviously not.
When she thought of this, she once again lifted the altar beneath her feet. Her dirty braids scattered around her as her body trembled. She also looked at the priest who was still hesitating with a dissatisfied gaze.
"Speak."
The priest didn't dare to look into her eyes. He only dared to crawl on the ground and tell Oly the news about Planck.
"He's sailing in the waters of Demacia … But to be honest, his behavior is too childish compared to his father's. He's uprooting his own strongholds one by one and sending new people to take over."
While talking about Planck, the priest didn't forget to mention the various dissatisfactions about Planck. Planck's bloodthirst and ferociousness were far stronger than his father's.... and he was a pirate... Planck was much more of a scum than his's father. After all, Planck's father's father's's father. And in this city, Planck '''s''s's't't's's't the't't't the't't.
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. 'Oly no longer looked at the city below where undercurrents were surging. Instead, he walked towards his own temple.
"They'll grow up. That's the biggest reason why we're here."
The priests behind her couldn't help but purse their lips because there weren't many who would think this way. Although spreading the faith of Naga Kaporos was their dream, spreading the faith of the great Snake Matriarch to these lazy pirates would only taint the Snake Matriarch. This group of pirates didn't understand the meaning of exercise. They only knew how to rob, kill, and indulge. They didn't have the slightest desire to exercise their lives to reach a higher level.
Yes, Naga Capolos, the true God worshipped by Orloy, required her followers to not stagnate in any aspect. Whether it was a challenge to themselves, a breakthrough in their own bottleneck, or surpassing their predecessors, this God wanted 'movement'.
Oly knew that the priests behind her had begun to stagnate, but there was still a long time before they completely stagnated. She still had time to teach them and let them have a deeper understanding of God's' teachings, so she wasn't in a hurry to use the altar in her hand to admonish her believers. She wasn't in the mood to do so now. She just walked into her temple and gave her orders while the priests behind her stayed outside the temple.
"Tell your men to be careful. Also, pay attention to the ship from Demacia … I have a bad feeling."
Even though she didn't want her subordinates to know about her grief, she also understood that such thoughts were full of decadence. Therefore, she eventually gave the order. She knew that her priestesses wouldn't be unaware of her words, nor would they make her feel dissatisfied.
"Yes, High Priest."
The Priests bowed once again, but they couldn't hide the surprise on their faces. This was because Oroy would never say anything useless. She said that she would have a bad premonition, which meant that something bad would definitely happen in the future. Therefore, after Orloy left, the Priests began to act according to Orloy's instructions. They also notified the gangs that belonged to them to have them calm down during this period of time to prevent anything bad from happening.
After confirming that there was no one else in the room, Oly leaned her head against the back of the chair in a very bad mood. Then she took out a pocket watch with a portrait of her and Planck on it. She sighed softly, threw the pocket watch on the pile of treasures in the corner of the room, and closed her eyes.
She didn't intend to immerse herself in sorrow, but the sharp pain in her heart made her know that this idea couldn't be implemented well.
But she would never shed tears.
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