Type-Moon, a human love simulator

Chapter 24 The Garden of Eden in the World of Great Harmony
This is a thought-provoking statement.

Because these are the words spoken by the Lord of Christianity, the Son of God, Jesus, at the beginning of the Last Supper.

Any nation that believes in Christianity cannot be unaware of the allusion of this sentence, just as the Kangaroo Country cannot be unaware of the metaphor of killing a little boy while holding a sheep in his arms.

There were only seven or eight people attending the secret meeting. Some of them were shocked, some were calm, some were joking, and one person avoided looking at Powell.

Those who are shocked are naturally those who are unaware of the situation. Those who are calm have long accepted their fate and know that this day will come sooner or later. Those who make jokes are probably those who knew the news in advance and surrendered and went along. The ones who feel guilty in the end are the informers.

Add to that the tyrannical and arrogant Hengist and the eager Horsa...

There were obviously less than ten people, but it was a vivid picture of all kinds of life.

"Nimed, you did a great job."

Hengist directly pointed out the name of the betrayer and said approvingly: "You are right to choose to return to our Ansa family in time and stay away from these poor people who have been brainwashed by the Celts."

Hengist did not take this traitor seriously. He just mentioned it casually and looked at his brother after saying it: "Horsa, what do you think I should do to deal with this old bastard who betrayed us Ansa?"

Before Horsa could answer, Nimed said rashly, "Chief, we can't let Powell go so easily. He is the first disciple of Kelar and has made great efforts in spreading Kelar's poisonous ideas."

"This is the apocryphal Gospel of Kherar compiled by him. He is trying to subvert the foundation of 'us' Ansa people!"

Horsa frowned and was about to teach this ignorant traitor a lesson, but Hengist stopped him, looked at Nimed with interest and said, "Kid, keep talking."

Nimed opened his mouth and said a punishment even more vicious than Horsa's: "...you can gather those 'prominent' big men, peel off Powell's skin in front of them, hang it on the sail, and then throw him into the sea to soak."

The physiques of the people of the Age of Gods are very strong, and they can be called half-heroic spirits. They won't die for a while after being skinned. If they are thrown into the sea at this time...

Thinking of this, Horsa couldn't help but look at this traitor differently. He gave him a thumbs up and sighed, "You are the one who has the solution. Let's do as you say!"

Horsa could only see more brutal torture in Nimed's advice, but Hengist saw a deeper purpose.

The Ansa people are not stable internally now, but the voices of opposition have been forcibly suppressed by Hengist. Nimed's method can greatly deter those small lords who have their own ulterior motives.

Thinking of this, Hengist showed an approving expression: "Kid, you are very good."

At this time, Nimed suddenly knelt on the ground and said, "Dear father (the respectful title for the Pope in the Christian world), I heard that you don't have a son yet. I want to take care of you in your old age."

Hengist indeed had only one daughter, Roaina, and his son was not yet born. When he saw a tall and handsome young man who was full of scheming and resourcefulness and had solved a major problem for him kneeling in front of him, he suddenly felt a desire to attract talent.

Although he had been bewitched by Kelar's vicious thoughts before, it is not uncommon for young people to make mistakes.
A good boy is one who has found his way back from the wrong path. Hengist helped Nimed up and said, "From now on, you will be my adopted son. I will baptize you after I execute this old bastard." Nimed was overjoyed. He kowtowed several times before saying, "Father, why don't you let me take over the execution for Uncle Horsa?"

Looking at Nimed's fawning expression, Powell couldn't stop cursing, and the others all looked at him with contempt.

"Hengist! Horsa!"

Powell looked at the two arrogant Ansa leaders with a hateful expression and said, "You can do whatever you want! Kelar will help me get revenge. The teachings of the saints and the paradise of the world of great harmony will surely come!"

"How foolish! You have been deceived by the devil and have long since stopped worshipping my God!" Hengist said with a look of pity: "O omniscient and almighty God Jehovah, may you forgive this soul bewitched by the devil."

Hengist summoned all the captains and lords, among them were his confidants and naturally also those who secretly opposed him. Even though they knew that Hengist's banquet would not be a good one, they still did not dare to openly disobey their leader's orders.

But they were very alert when they boarded the ship, obviously afraid that Hengist would ambush three hundred swordsmen and axemen to chop them all up.

Hengist is not a fool, so he would not do such a stupid thing as to destroy his own Great Wall. There are many ways to shock people, and killing them all is undoubtedly the stupidest one.

During the execution, Horsa did not cut off Powell's tongue, as if he intended to let him wail and beg for mercy before his death. However, Powell just looked coldly at Horsa and Nimed in front of him, his brown eyes containing no emotion, as if he was looking at two dead people.

Powell's skin was peeled off but he was not dead. He was thrown into the sea, but Powell still did not scream or wail.

Before he died, Powell shouted in front of almost all the Ansa people: "The world of great harmony in the Gospel of Kelar, the paradise of all nations, must really exist!"

His voice was loud and firm, and it floated far away on the sea.

Nimed made such a pledge of allegiance, and it can be said that among the Ansa people, all those who secretly spread Kelar's ideas hated him to the core. Hengist was very satisfied with this, and he confidently handed over the task of dealing with Powell's relics and clearing out the pagans to him.

Even if Horsa surrendered now, Nimed would never be able to return to Kelar's arms again, Hengist was very sure of this.

Nimed took the opportunity to suppress dissidents and used various means to expand his power by borrowing Hengist's skin. When Hengist learned about it, he not only did not stop it, but instead held a baptism ceremony for Nimed with great fanfare.

This means that Hengist, the Archbishop of Crusader Britain and the leader of the Ansa, adopted Nimed as his son.

Even though everyone despised Nimed's character, at least no one dared to confront him head-on. With Hengist's support, Nimed's evil behavior seemed to be going more smoothly.

Since Nimed was once a high-ranking pagan, he was very efficient in cleaning up the pagans, and his ability to get things done made Hengist very satisfied. More power began to be delegated to him, and he even let Nimed act as his own henchman and let Nimed recruit people to form a supervisory team.

A few days later, Nimed had recruited more than 3,000 brave sailors. At this time, he received a message from Hengist: "Arrive in Kent tonight, rest for a night, and destroy Maple Ridge tomorrow!"

(End of this chapter)