13 Mink Street

Without the infiltration of the previous voice of the soul, the study was much quieter.

As for the fight between Pu'er and Rathma outside, it wasn't even as influential as the canned herring that Uncle Mason opened downstairs.

I don't know whether the can of uncle's can is better preserved or worse.

Karen stood up, picked up the incense on the table, took out the lighter, and lit it.

In fact, it's easier to snap your fingers and use a purification technique. If you don't do this, you can't bear the taste of home here.

Diss looked at Karen's movements and asked, "Still smoking?"

"Quit, I will occasionally take one when I encounter troubles."

Karen put the lighter and the cigarette case in his pocket on the desk, like a child who made a mistake and handed over his evidence.

"How troublesome is it?"

"Fewer and fewer, because more and more clear what to do, there is not much time to worry about."

"Connor's a nice kid."

"She was brought up by Pu'er."

"Pu'er is also a 'child' himself, and he still takes care of children?"

"It may be that after returning home, I matured a lot."

That is to say, Pu'er is fighting outside now, otherwise, if she hears two younger grandparents commenting on her like this, there is a high probability that she will explode with embarrassment.

"I agree with you raising this dragon as a child, there is nothing wrong with that, but what about your own child?"

"Grandpa, it's still early."

"Didn't you get along well?"

"Get along very well."

"Are you married yet?"

"not yet."

"Why the delay?"

"Not long after going back, she awakened the family blood, and then I participated in the work of the church. I was relatively busy, and I have been busy until now."

Diss was silent for a while, and said: "Sometimes, I can't understand the behavior of the Allen family."

Karen nodded, expressing understanding.

After all, the Allen family once made the extravagant act of asking a "temple elder" to assassinate the patriarch of a rival family.

The old shadow agent Bourne, who is good at investigating and reasoning, was once puzzled.

Come to think of it, when grandpa showed up at Chief Raphael's office with a bookmark in his hand, he probably frowned.

"Didn't your grandmother urge you?"

"Grandpa, how did you know that I saw grandma in Wayne?"

"Her character is unbearable."

"Grandma occasionally reminds me; in addition, I also got to know grandpa, uncle and cousin."

"Deron?"

"Grandpa has changed a lot."

Diss nodded.

"And my cousin, his name is Richard, he is a very sensible young man. When we first met, he took me home."

"Alter bloodline."

"Yes."

"This child's blood concentration is too high, and there will be problems."

"Grandpa, have you seen him?"

Diss shook his head: "This kind of bloodline, if awakened too early and too sharply, will become a curse. Let him borrow the power of the church's faith with a soft attribute to alleviate it."

"He is already using the power of belief of the Goddess of Mills to suppress it."

Karen couldn't help but sigh in his heart, the special method that Richard found by chance, it turns out that grandpa had a plan long ago.

"Grandpa, I also met a child whose mother was also polluted. You once went to treat her. Up to now, your portrait is still hanging in the living room of his home. He and his grandparents are very grateful to you .Oh, by the way, he is here this time too, and you'll see him later."

"Just take what you need."

Originally at this time, Karen could follow along and ask about the cause of his "parents" death, because the reason why Diss went to treat Ventura's mother was to find a way to save his son and daughter-in-law.

But after hesitating for a while, Karen didn't go deeper into this question after all, but smiled and said:

"I met Lord Texisen."

"Did he scold you?"

"insulted."

"He is unbalanced and will always find an opportunity to scold you."

Before Diss fell asleep, he went to many places with the help of the teleportation formation of the Cult of Order, and one of them was to bid farewell to Texisen.

At that time, the two stood on the balcony, talking about the past and their grandchildren.

"Master Taixisen, the lesson is correct and timely. He taught me to understand the "Order Regulations."

Diss heard this and lowered his head. Naturally, there was also a copy of "Order Regulations" on his desk.

"He has been tied to the "Order Regulations" all his life, and he wants to tie you to it too."

"Grandpa, I think that as a believer in order, this should be done."

"This is not something you should understand at this age. The sooner you understand it, the more tiring you will be in this life."

"But also very fulfilling."

Diss smiled, he was not angry at his grandson's slight rebuttal, but nodded:

"It's no wonder the job can be promoted so quickly."

Karen also smiled: "Grandpa, do you think your grandson got high by speculation?"

"I don't know, the highest position in my life is the judge."

"I've met a lot of people, priests at the grassroots level, including some big figures at the top."

"Based on your current status, there shouldn't be many big shots, right?" Diss glanced out the window, "The guys in the temple don't count."

"It's true that there are not many, but along the way, I did see a lot of pests, but more of them were devout believers in order."

"It has indeed changed a lot. Remember when you were sitting here before, do you know what I saw in your eyes? I saw the contempt and disdain for the church in the eyes of my grandson, ha ha."

"The same thing, I believe you can still see it now."

"Yes, I see, I saw a pair of eyes loyal to order; I am very relieved, really, I didn't want you to enter the church circle, but I am very happy to see that my grandson is a true believer in order .”

"All of this stems from your enlightenment, Grandpa."

Diss pointed out the window: "Did you break the dog's seal?"

"it's me."

"Old Hoffen will be unhappy if he finds out."

"There is a reason, Grandpa, because..."

"I will support whatever you want. As for the explanation, you can go and talk to Old Hoffin yourself."

"Mr. Hoffin, he has..."

"He's almost here."

"What?"

At the beginning, Karen personally organized the funeral for Mr. Hoffin and buried him.

Diss didn't explain too much, he stood up from the chair, walked to the window, and Karen also stood up.

It seems to be for the occasion, and it seems to be interspersed with a break in the middle of the reunion conversation. In short, the grandpa and grandson are finally ready to pay attention to the current situation and give some basic respect to the "big shots" who are directly participating and observing.

"This time the battle is much bigger than last time."

"Yes, Grandpa, this operation is divided into two parts, half of the command is in the hands of Ukonga."

"Ukonga is up?"

"Grandpa, do you know him?"

"I don't know him, and I haven't seen him, but I know he has lived for a long time."

"Yes, he lived for a thousand years, most of the time, he was asleep."

"It will be very boring. There will be no one around me, and there will be nothing to worry about. It will be very lonely."

"You are right."

The reason why I was able to invite Wu Kongjia to act for me in the past was also because of the relationship between "roommates", and now with Wu Kongjia, I have gained the precipitation of time.

In the long years, there are really not many people and things that he can continue to miss.

"Who is in charge of the other half?"

"In your grandson, in my hands."

"Hehehe, I thought you came back secretly."

Karen took out a token and showed it to Diss: "Grandpa, your grandson is now commanding an army outside."

"I seem to remember hearing Rasma roar, saying that you have also made meritorious service on the battlefield."

"Yes, but only a little bit."

"At this time, it seems that you shouldn't be humble, right? Child, I want to hear your show off."

"Because the general environment has changed, the opponents my religion is facing now are no longer other god religions; the return of the gods is no longer a prophecy, but a reality visible to the naked eye."

Diss was silent, then patted the window sill lightly with his palm:

"He ate so much, but he couldn't hold it anymore."

Karen asked in surprise, "Grandpa, you know all this?"

"Even the pigs in the pigsty can understand their fate when they hear the screams of the same kind in the slaughterhouse next door every day.

Of all the temples of the god religion, only the elders of the temple I teach need to devote their strength as regular shifts. Under normal circumstances, there is no way to live to the final end, but to contribute at the end stage, just like the end of Ankara.

In His eyes, we are a blood bank waiting to swallow us up when it can no longer provide the steady nourishment we need. "

Diss looked at the beam of light outside the window and said with a smile:

"They and we are all pigs raised by him."

"Grandpa, He is for..."

Diss interrupted his grandson:

"I can guess why, in the era when the gods didn't come out, only He is still crying out for hunger.

But why do we need to perform sacrifices from generation to generation, just to achieve His greatness?

That's right, he is a god, and he stands at the top of the rules of order, but can he make decisions instead of all those who come after him?

He is so sure that what he does is the best, and the people behind must not be as good as him?

Not even given the chance to try and choose.

He regards us as pigs, yet we still praise him.

hehe,

Praise whores raise..."

"Grandpa, I can understand you!"

Diss looked at Karen and asked, "What's wrong with you?"

"Grandpa, I just think that everything has two sides. If you look at it from another angle, this matter..."

Karen knew exactly where his grandfather was angry with the God of Order. From a personal point of view, if there was no God of Order to block the Era, with his grandfather's talent, he would have a high chance of becoming a God.

Both Ranedal and Dickno had made such comments to Grandpa.

But the choice of the God of Order not only blocked the return of the God of the past, but also blocked the birth of the God of the future.

Of course, this is only one of the reasons. The main reason may be that the God of Order's direct arrangement of not asking questions and not going through the cutscenes hurt Grandpa's self-esteem.

Grandpa believed in order from beginning to end, and what he disliked was the god of order.

Karen had already typed out the words of persuasion to grandpa many times, but when facing the grandfather who had just woken up, these words started and couldn't continue.

Because, here, the problem becomes more complicated.

Karen personally took risks several times. For the sake of Symmetra, he took the initiative to let go of all his vested interests, and even gambled his own life. Believers have a clear conscience when they do the same as themselves.

It is the tradition of order to tell you what you should die for, and then ask if you will, and if you will, die willingly.

But with the same operation, when facing his grandfather, Karen became jerky.

This is not only because of the family, even Richard, Uncle, and Karen took them to the battlefield, and even let Uncle and the others use them as bait, and at the same time put Pu'er, who is in a symbiotic contract with him, with them , even if the worst accident happened, Karen still has no regrets.

But Grandpa is different, his identity should be on par with those "branch gods", but Karen can despise the "rebellion" of the branch gods because those branch gods once followed the god of order. God has a promise and a contract, at least he has fought for a common ideal.

But the god of order didn't even say hello to grandpa. What grandpa wants is respect.

Karen's silence made Diss seem to understand something. He sat back on the chair, picked up the teacup, took a sip of the warmed tea, and said:

"Karen."

"Well, I'm here." Karen ended his absent-minded state and walked back to the desk.

"You are my grandson, whatever you want, I will agree to it."

"I know, and I believe it."

After leaving home for a long distance, Karen gradually understood how much Dies had prepared for his grandson, for fear that he would have a bad life outside and be wronged.

In essence, they are the same as Uncle Mason, except that they focus on material life.

Diss said with a smile: "As the commander of this operation, you have other tasks on your shoulders, right?"

"Um?"

"Did someone arrange for you to do something? Tell me, it's okay, Grandpa agrees."

Karen sat down on the chair and replied: "Our high priest did arrange a mission for me before departure."

Diss nodded, not angry at all, but raised his hand:

"Tell me, tell Grandpa, what does this high priest want?"

"He wants your help, to cooperate with you, and to face the catastrophe of the return of the gods together. He doesn't want to see the gods come back to this world. He wants to stop it, at all costs."

Diss said: "Then, what he wants is different from the guys in the temple."

"He is the inheritor of Tiranus, but he seems to have suppressed Tiranus himself."

"He is much more interesting than Rathma." Diss said with emotion, "His high priest will also act more like a high priest than Rathma. Rathma is just a puppet under the control of the temple, and he himself Get that."

Obviously, Diss is very clear about what it means for a son of god to sit on the position of high priest, and he is also the inheritor of Tiranus.

"Yes, his current power and prestige are not even comparable to that of Protaras, but in this matter, he has no way to tear himself apart from the temple. Perhaps, he wants to know your attitude, which will determine his next decision. stage action."

Diess asked, "What kind of attitude does he need from me?"

"this……"

"Should I cooperate with the temple, bow to the temple, or resist the temple? Or, completely tear up my face? Or, let me escape here with my family, hide, and play hide-and-seek with the temple? And... simply stand Come out and declare that you are willing to obey the decree of this high priest?"

"ah?"

"Karen, if he can give you what you want, Grandpa is willing to cooperate with his request."

When saying these words, Diss was very calm.

Karen also knew that with his grandfather's personality, he would not speak angry words or irony.

He really thought so, and he really wanted to do it.

This is probably the unconditional love of the elders for the younger generation, which transcends all the logic of the so-called interest relationship in the world, no, it is not logical at all.

In the past, Karen also laughed at himself while concealing his identity. One day his identity was exposed, and he could only be the top son of the gods.

Because subconsciously, he knew very well that grandpa loved him infinitely... no, it was doting.

However, love is mutual, grandpa obviously misunderstood, how could I use him as a bargaining chip to complete the deal with the high priest?

However, from the grandfather's point of view, his grandson's return this time seems to have such a purpose, but he is still not angry, he is still conniving.

His grandson can change. After all, he has grown up and has his own ideas. This is normal. What remains unchanged is his attitude towards his grandson.

"Grandpa, that's not the case. The task given to me by the high priest is just incidental. I also want to use this opportunity to come back so that I can help you solve the temple's actions against you this time.

You don't have to think about what kind of deal I made with the high priest. I won't do that. Making a deal with my family is against the tradition of our Inmeles family. "

Diss's hand was placed on the lid of the cup.

Seeing this, Karen immediately got up and picked up the kettle to refill the hot water.

Diss didn't drink the tea, but stroked the wall of the cup lightly with his fingertips, and said, "But, I see guilt in your eyes."

I feel guilty because I want to persuade my proud grandpa to stand with me.

Diss gently pushed the teacup in front of Karen and said, "Drink some water, too."

Karen lowered his head and found that after rubbing with his fingertips earlier, the hot water just poured in now had ice cubes in it, turning into a glass of ice water. Grandpa always remembered his grandson's preferences.

Karen held the cup in her hand, but felt a warm feeling from the cold cup wall.

"Son, don't be embarrassed, don't feel difficult to speak, and don't feel guilty, Grandpa is willing to do anything for you."

"Then... what about the God of Order?"

"Hehe, God of Order, He won't call me Grandpa."

"grandfather."