Give Me the Name of God

Nadia rode her war horse and ran day and night for two days. When she was about to arrive at Niujiao Town, she heard the earl's voice.

"Stay where you are and wait for me."

The earl didn't want her to show up in Niujiao Town early so as not to alert the enemy.

And he was also ready to go to Niujiao Town with the two newly promoted second-level disciples, Waters, a water demon believer, and Peddle, a spider believer.

When he reached the gate of the castle, the Count was stopped by the Lioness.

"Sir, are you going to Niujiao Town? I haven't forgotten your instructions to me."

The earl once told the lion girl that if he wanted to go to Niujiao Town, he must try his best to stop him.

He knew the temperament of the Leo woman and could not scold or intimidate her. These methods were ineffective against her and he could only explain to her slowly.

"Sphinx, I feel your loyalty. This situation is very special. I assure you, this is the only exception."

"This is not something I should consider," the lion girl shook her head, "I have to stop you."

The earl shook his head and said: "This is not an accidental impulse, nor is it driven by interests. I have an important mission and must complete it myself."

"You have your mission, I have my mission, I can't let you go to Niujiao Town."

"You are too stubborn." The Earl's face darkened.

"I firmly believe you like my stubbornness." The Sphinx refused to give in.

"This may cost you your life." The count's tone became more severe.

"Even if you die, I won't hesitate."

The sphinx's golden eyes stayed in the count's sight. At that moment, but at that moment, the count's heart trembled because she was so beautiful.

"You're right," the earl showed rare tenderness in his eyes, "I like your stubbornness."

The count's eyes made the lion girl feel a little dazed, it was a tenderness she had never seen before.

The tenderness only lasted for a moment, and suddenly there were more than a dozen eyes on the count's face. When the Sphinx was unprepared, more than a dozen eyes emitted dazzling golden light at the same time.

In the golden light, the Sphinx passed out. The earl called the maid and said: "She will be comatose for a few days. Take care of her before I come back."

…

The count opened his cloak and left the valley with his two men. Seeing the count's retreating figure, Quinta gritted his teeth and came to the cave at the end of the valley.

It groped for a long time on the stone wall of the cave and found a small hole. It used a piece of bacon to lead a thick worm out of the small hole.

The worm is two fingers long and has four pairs of fleshy wings. After it finished eating the bacon, Quinta tied a piece of paper to the worm, threw it hard, and watched the worm fly away.

This is Quinta's method of contacting Pluto. The worm is part of Pluto's body and will find him no matter where he is.

If the count discovers this worm, Quinta will be dead. The count will definitely recognize his handwriting. Quinta will not contact Pluto unless he has to, but this time he has no choice, although he does not know the count. plan, but he knew that the count wanted to kill Manda.

Seeing the worm flying further and further away, Kunta tried his best to calm his heartbeat. He was about to close his eyes and pray for Manda, when he suddenly saw a giant dragon eating the worm in mid-air.

what's the situation? The Count found out!

Quinta almost peed his pants, but after a closer look, he realized that the dragon was Pluto, and he was back in the valley.

Not just him, but Manda and Eudora.

The giant dragon carried Manda and Eudora and stopped in front of Kunta. Manda patted Kunta's face and said with a smile: "We waited nearby for a long time because we were not sure that the count had really left, so we kept I didn’t dare to enter the valley.”

Kunta said in shock: "What do you want to do when you come back? The count wants to kill you, are you going to throw yourself into a trap?"

Manda smiled and said: "We are back for revenge."

"Revenge for whom?"

"To ourselves we are dead."

"Dead? Ghost, ghost!" Kunta ran away. Manda turned to look at Pluto: "Are you also afraid of ghosts?"

Eudora stepped forward and held Kunta down, holding him back with one hand: "Little guy, we are not ghosts, tell us where Leonder is first."

…

Leonder was also surprised when he saw Manda and others. He knew more than Quinta. He thought Manda and the others had died in Lanpu Town.

"I don't care where you come from or what you want to do. Your affairs have nothing to do with me."

Manda lowered her eyes and said, "Is this serious?"

"Of course, seriously, you want me to deal with the earl with you? Stop dreaming, you think I don't want my life to be too long..."

Manda took out the three-headed dog's fangs, waved it in front of Leonder, and said with a smile: "Yes, who thinks that life is long? If there is a life as long as heaven and earth, who is willing to miss it? Woolen cloth?"

Leonde held his breath, his black eyes first narrowed, then enlarged, then narrowed again.

The artifact seemed to have a special connection with him, and his unquenchable desire made him give up his last sanity.

"What... do you want me to do?"

"I want you to go to the temple and complete the sacred ceremony." Manda smiled.

"Are you willing to let me directly..." Leonder couldn't believe his ears, "Are you afraid that after the matter is completed, I will..."

"Don't be afraid," Manda shook his head and said, "I believe in our friendship, and there are ways to punish betrayal. Let's go to the temple now."

Leonder looked around: "The ceremony requires a priest."

Manda brought Kunta over and said, "He knows the method and he can do the job."

"Him?" Leonder looked at Quinta with disdain.

"Don't be picky, we don't have much time."

…

The Earl met Nadia on a small road and headed to Niujiao Town with three second-order subordinates.

After wandering outside the city for a long time, it was not until late at night that they crossed the city wall and came to the town. The count's purpose was to eliminate the remaining members of Manda. He did not want to cause trouble, let alone anger Viscount Gaisac by killing a civilian by mistake. .

There were still many guests in the tavern. The news of Stanley's victory had spread to the town. Many people took to the streets to celebrate. The tavern was naturally one of the best places to celebrate.

People were drinking happily when they suddenly heard Ogg shout: "Dear guests, it's time to go home, we are closing."

The guests looked surprised. They had planned to drink until dawn, so how could they go home now?

One drinker shouted: "You guys want to close before the moon is even in the middle of the sky?"

Another customer yelled: "We'll talk about it when the sun comes up!"

Seeing that the guests refused to leave, Wurm, who never spoke in front of everyone, suddenly spoke: "There are some special things today. We are indeed closing. Every guest present can take away a can of wine. This This is our store’s gratitude to you, thank you for your care these days!”

As he spoke, Worm's voice trembled a little, and he couldn't bear to part with this tavern.

Toca bit his lip to hold back from crying, but Silva couldn't hold back and quietly wiped his tears with his sleeves.

The guests were surprised. They had never encountered such a good thing before. A bottle of wine was worth a lot of money, which made them no longer pursue the reason for closing. They received the wine and left in a hurry.

This is the first task Manda gives Ogg. When he feels danger, he must drive away all the guests.

After all the guests left, Worm said to everyone: "Who wants to pee?"

Everyone shook their heads, but Helena raised her hand and said, "I have some intention of going..."

Silva kicked Helena and said angrily: "You are the only one who has many things to do, so go ahead!"

After Helena came back, Worm pointed to the corner of the hall and said: "Everyone, gather there and don't move."

This is the first task Manda assigned to Worm. After driving away the guests, everyone must gather around Milo.