Give Me the Name of God

The soldier accepted the gold coins and letters and slowly entered the castle.

After arriving at the castle, the soldiers did not go to the viscount, but went directly from the front door to the back door.

Leaving the castle through the back door, the soldiers went to Stanley's manor and broke into Stanley's bedroom despite the waiter's obstruction.

Amidst a burst of yelling and cursing, Lulian got dressed and left the bedroom, leaving Stanley looking at the soldier with his eyes lowered.

"Give me a suitable reason, or I will twist your head off immediately."

The soldier quickly delivered the letter to Stanley. Stanley looked at the mailbox and frowned: "This is a letter from the Valley of Resentment to the Viscount. What are you giving it to me for?"

The soldier said: "Mr. Nidali wants you to read this letter first. He seems to be in trouble."

Stanley shook his head and said, "This is against the rules."

The soldier turned around and said, "I don't know anything. I will send this letter to the Viscount in a moment." ’

Stanley hesitated for a moment and said, "You go eat something first and take a rest."

The soldier followed the waiter to the guest room, where Stanley broke the sealing wax and opened the mailbox.

After reading the letter, he called another waiter and asked him to bring Truitt.

A handsome man in his thirties came to Stanley, pressed his right hand on his chest, and saluted: "Sir, what are your orders?"

Stanley opened the letter halfway, revealing a few lines, and asked, "Can you imitate this handwriting?"

Chuitt looked at it, nodded and said, "It's a very simple handwriting, not too difficult."

Stanley picked up the mailbox again and asked, "Can you restore this?"

"It takes about half a candle," Truitt replied.

Stanley smiled with satisfaction and said: "As expected of a follower of Pallas, please write me a letter first. No matter the handwriting or paper, it must be exactly the same as this one, and then help me restore this letter box."

Chuitt saluted again: "Yes."

…

On the way back, the three of them said nothing. Manda always wanted to find a chance to say a few words to Pluto, but Nadia always followed Pluto every step of the way. This was her mission and must not be allowed. Manda and Pluto are alone.

Back at the tavern, Manda took out a can of wine and smiled: "I want to have a drink with an old friend, do you want to join me?"

Nadia pulled a wine barrel and sat down first: "I also want a drink."

Helena served two plates of bacon, and the three of them drank two full bottles of wine on the second floor. Nadia was drunk several times by Manda, and she was a little drunk, but she was still sober.

After finishing the wine, Pluto said: "I want to wash away the dirt on my body. I will go on an expedition tomorrow. I don't know when I will take a shower next."

Manda said: "I'll ask them to boil water, and let's take a bath together."

Pluto turned to look at Nadia: "Do you want to come too?"

Nadia blushed and said, "I won't wash it, I'll watch you wash it."

Pluto shrugged helplessly, and the two of them took a bath in front of Nadia.

After taking a bath, Pluto wanted to sleep. Manda wanted to sleep in the same bed with Pluto, so she asked Nadia: "Do you want to sleep with us?"

The answer I received remained the same: "I won't sleep, I will watch you sleep."

With her around, Pluto would never dare to tell the truth. Manda was not in the mood to sleep with Pluto. He left the room on the pretext of relieving himself and ran all the way to Stanley's manor.

Stanley knew he would come and had prepared wine and food for him in advance. Manda drank a glass of ale to calm her respiratory tract: "What on earth happened?"

Stanley smiled helplessly: "It's my turn to ask you, why did the count kill you?"

Manda was not surprised by the answer: "How did he want to kill me?"

"This is what he gave to the Viscount," Stanley handed the letter to Manda. "He wants you to go to war with me, and then let me find an excuse to kill you. This is not difficult for me. In the army, I I can find a hundred reasons to kill you, not just you, but also a second-level believer of Radon and a first-level believer of Harpy."

Manda read the letter and smiled bitterly: "You didn't even write down the reason for killing us?"

"There's no need to write, and the Viscount won't ask. The Count is the Viscount's ally, so what do you mean to the Viscount? Killing you won't do him any harm."

"Didn't the Viscount see this letter?"

Stanley said: "The Viscount saw another letter. That letter only said that you would go on an expedition with me. It didn't say that I would kill you. But this matter can't be kept secret for too long. Sooner or later, the Viscount will know the truth. By then, I will also I can only follow the Viscount’s order to kill you, and then the Count will send people to kill everyone in the tavern.”

Manda took a deep breath, ate a chicken drumstick, and drank two glasses of ale, trying to calm herself down as much as possible.

He was scared, but not panicked. After clearing his mind, Manda shook his head and said, "This is too complicated. Why didn't the count just kill me in the tavern and kill the others along with him?"

Stanley shook his head and said, "It's not that easy."

Manda said: "As far as I know, the Earl does not know the existence of Milo. Although the 'Poet' is a third-level person, he has become disabled, and other people are not a threat to him."

Stanley smiled and said: "You are too humble, Mr. Nidali, you don't know how big your reputation is. You are a huge threat to the earl.

The thief Longvaldo died in your tavern, and the third-level divine punishment warrior Hannes also died in your tavern. You even gouged out a pair of Janessa's eyes. To be honest, even I am a little afraid of you.

You don't smell like a believer of the ancient gods, and I don't know what level you are in now. The Earl is only at the third level. He shouldn't have the courage to attack you in the tavern. "

Under Stanley's guidance, Manda finally figured out her thinking.

I always wanted to develop in a low-key manner, but I didn't expect that he would become so famous. Not only did he cause a lot of things, but he also gathered a group of subordinates. This allowed the Earl to see through Manda's true nature, and also made the Earl have murderous intentions.

But the earl couldn't see Manda's strength clearly, and because he was wary of Manda, he left Manda with Stanley. The relationship between Pluto, Eudora and Manda was unusual, so the earl decided to take them together. Get rid of it.

After Manda dies, the next step is to eradicate the tavern. The "Poet" is a cripple, Guatel is only at the first level, and the only threat is Ogg, which is only at the second level, and the Earl doesn't care.

As for Worm, the Earl might feel a little distressed when he killed him, but only a little.

In order to completely eradicate Manda and all its forces, the Earl took great pains and basically achieved it without leaking.

The only failure is Nadia. Her mission is to monitor Manda and ensure that nothing happens. This girl is loyal enough, but not very bright. But there is nothing we can do about it. If a lioness or a three-headed dog is sent, , even if they don't care about Manda, they can't help but tell the truth out of friendship for Pluto.

Loyal people are not smart, and smart people are not loyal. There is no perfect subordinate in the world. The count allowed Nadia to show some flaws, because even if the flaws were discovered, Manda could not do anything.

Stanley sighed softly and said: "Escape, take the people in the tavern with you, and run as far away as possible. I will tell the soldiers at the city gate that they will not embarrass you, nor will they reveal your whereabouts."

Manda smiled bitterly and said: "Where can I escape? I have the aura of the Tartar Abyss in my body, and the count will always find a way to find me."

"Do you have a better way?"

"Yes," Manda nodded. "The only way is that Manda must die."