Becoming a God by Raising a Witch

On the other side, the bearded gangster and his accomplices saw what happened to the scarred man and turned around to escape, but Robson jumped, flipped from the air, appeared in front of them, and blocked their way.

The bearded man and the woman fell to their knees on the ground with a thud.

At this time, Sigurd, Dimo ​​and Locke, who were enjoying morning tea on the carriage, chatted.

The food in the car was nuts and snacks brought by the maid Natal to satisfy Frieda's craving, as well as fine Kosolk black tea.

Locke was drinking tea and eating snacks, holding "Basics of Occultism" in his hand and studying non-stop.

"Locke, if you guess wrong, Princess Frieda will definitely punish you when she comes back."

Sigurd said with a smile.

"Don't worry, I won't guess wrong."

Locke said calmly.

Di Mo ate the snacks and sighed, "This must be the life of Her Royal Highness. This is the first time for me to eat such tribute-level black tea and snacks."

"It tastes really good. Your Highness the Princess has a good pastry chef."

Locke praised, his ears heard the footsteps of several people approaching, and his nose smelled the fragrance that belonged to Frieda.

The perfume Frida used should be unique, that's why the smell is so special.

He reminded, "When people come back, put everything away."

Sigur immediately obeyed and put away the snacks and tea.

Di Mo also wiped the corners of his mouth and pretended that he didn't eat secretly.

Frieda pushed open the carriage door angrily and got into the carriage with Natal's help, followed closely by Natal.

"Damn liar, how dare you tease this princess!"

Frieda frowned, her cheeks turned red, and she seemed very angry.

Locke put "Basics of Occultism" into his coat pocket and said with a smile, "Your Highness, can we move on now?"

"Locke, you already knew, why didn't you stop me from getting off the car!"

Frieda asked.

Locke sweatdropped, "I stopped you, but you didn't listen."

Frieda curled her lips aggrievedly, "You are really a man without any opinion. Now that you have made a decision, you should not be affected by anything. You agreed to go to the Reindeer Manor, why did you stop midway? No one is allowed to do it next. get off!"

"Okay, this is what Her Royal Highness the Princess said."

The corners of Locke's mouth raised slightly.

Angela and Robson also got in the car after the situation was completed.

"Where are those liars?"

Dimo asked Angela.

"One died and the other two were handed over to the nearby Sheriff."

Akira said.

"Angela fired the gun and attracted the area police officer. She showed her ID and handed the remaining two people to the area police officer."

Robson added.

Di Mo nodded.

Sigurd gave Locke a thumbs up, "Either you are an old resident of the West End, or you understand this place."

"Coachman, keep going."

Locke said.

"OK."

The coachman waved the reins and the horses continued to move forward.

After walking through the Pate neighborhood and passing Old Tom's apartment, Locke looked out the window and suddenly remembered many memories.

But what worries him the most is the Bud Bemon couple who once lived in Old Tom's apartment. Where have they gone? Will you come back? If I was summoned by them, what was their purpose?

The carriage left Pater Quarter and entered the Rue de Malle.

Locke gathered his thoughts and asked Sigurd next to him, "Is there any invisibility charm that can prevent the carriage from being seen by people here and pass smoothly?"

"Invisibility charm? I didn't bring anything like that."

Sigurd shook his head.

"Then everyone should be on alert, this is already a slum."

Locke reminded.

Frieda's eyes lit up, "Is this the legendary slum? I want to see it."

"Your Highness, don't be willful."

The maid persuaded.

Frieda opened the curtains and looked at the people outside through the glass window.

As soon as the carriage entered the Rue de la Mare, a group of children in rags approached them. They ran after the carriage and said as they ran, "Please give me some money, we haven't eaten for many days."

Frieda immediately looked at the maid Natal, "Look at them, their shoes are worn out in such a cold weather. Give them some money quickly."

Natal shook her head, "Your Highness, you cannot give them money. You have forgotten that you were deceived just now."

"Natal, don't mention that. We are still good masters and servants."

"Okay, Your Highness Princess, have you forgotten my experience of being deceived just now?"

"Since you said that, let me think about it."

Frieda looked at Locke, "Locke, are they liars?"

"They're not, but if you give them money, our wagon won't be able to move forward."

Locke reminded him kindly.

"Why?"

Frieda asked.

"Because they are just the first wave. If they get nothing, they will give up after a while, but if they get the money, there will be a second wave and a third wave. This is a slum, and the people living here They are all short of money.”

Locke said.

Frieda frowned, "The kingdom is already so rich, how come there are so many poor people? They must be liars! I want to punish them!"

Locke didn't expect Frieda's face to change so quickly. She said she wanted to help them one second, and punished them the next.

"You think the kingdom is rich because you were born a noble, and they are poor because they were born poor. This is an injustice of fate. You cannot punish them for this. They are not liars, but you were blinded by your status as a noble. With my eyes closed, I cannot see clearly the polarization of this world.”

Locke said.

Sigurd, Dimo, Robson and Angela all looked at Locke in surprise.

They were surprised that Locke could say such a thing.

"So, is our country rich or poor?"

Natal asked confused.

“The country is rich but the people are poor.”

Locke said.

"Locke! Damn you! How dare you say that to our Tumen Kingdom!"

Frieda pointed at Locke's nose.

Locke looked at Sigurd and asked in a low voice, "Is there any way to give her and Natal temporary amnesia?"

"You are still brave."

Sigurd took out a charm from his coat pocket and handed it to Frieda.

"Your Highness, I have something interesting for you. I hope you like it."

Frieda took the silver talisman suspiciously. It was a petal-shaped talisman. As soon as Frieda got it, the talisman turned into a delicate flower and bloomed in the palm of her hand.

Frieda's eyes shone, and Natal was also dumbfounded.

Sigurd reminded Locke not to open his eyes.

After a while, the flowers withered and disappeared into Princess Frieda's hands.

Frieda and Natal also forgot everything that had just happened.

The memories of the two of them stayed at the stage when they had just been tricked by the fraudsters in the West District.

Frieda stamped her foot,

"Damn liar, how dare you tease this princess!"

"Locke, you already knew, why didn't you stop me from getting off the car!"

"You are really a man without any opinion. Now that you have made a decision, you should not be affected by anything. You agreed to go to the Reindeer Manor. Why did you stop midway? No one is allowed to get off the car!"

Hearing Frieda's familiar words, Locke breathed a sigh of relief.

He didn't want the princess or her maid to tell the queen the truth about him.

The group of little beggars, after chasing for a while, found nothing, so they gave up the chase.

The carriage drove smoothly for a while, but was hindered again.

A parade of workers stopped the carriage.

The leading worker raised his loudspeaker and protested loudly,

"Resist the new alchemy bill and give me back my alchemy factory! Give me back my job! Give me back my job!!!"

“Fight to the end for workers’ rights! Boycott the implementation of the new Alchemy Act!”

"I want a job! Give me a job!"

The massive parade blocked the originally narrow road, and the onlookers looked at it all indifferently. Some homeless people also joined the parade, hoping to be distributed with food, but the workers' parade did not provide food. They themselves They are all groups who are about to become homeless.

"what's the situation?"

Frieda opened the curtains and saw the assembled heads.

Natal also looked over, "Your Highness, it's a parade."

"They look like workers at a refinery."

Robson said.

"Isn't the new alchemy bill for their health? For those small factories and workshops that are not properly protected, the alchemy waste will not only cause water pollution, but also cause lung diseases. Why should they resist?"

Frieda asked in confusion.

Natal nodded, "Yes, they are really ungrateful. There was such a serious water pollution in the West District before, and more than 500 people died. Her Majesty the Queen introduced the new alchemy bill because of her consideration for them, but they are ungrateful. Still demonstrating here.”

Locke looked at Frieda and her maid and whispered,

"These are workers who have lost their jobs due to the closure of a large number of alchemy factories. They cannot think about water pollution and disease, because they have no jobs, which may lead to the abyss of the whole family. The whole family will have to move to this neighborhood, and some may not even survive. In winter, what they want to resist is not the new alchemy bill, but this damn social system."

Chapter 132, Intimate Honesty

Sigurd shouted loudly before Locke finished speaking,

"Look, what is that!"

The eyes of Frieda and her maid Natal were successfully attracted, and they did not hear Locke's almost rebellious speech.

If Locke's remarks were placed in his original society, he would be called an angry youth at most, but this society is different now.

Sigurd really didn’t want to waste another Forgetting Talisman, since Mick bought it all.

Locke was also aware of his own abnormality. He seemed to always unconsciously want to tell the truth around Frieda.

Just when Frieda, Natal, and even Angela and Robson were looking in the direction Sickert was pointing, Dimo ​​leaned into Locke's ear and reminded,

"Locke, I have to admit that you are really brave, but you should never say such words to an unruly and willful princess. You should thank Sigurd."