Morning of the 31st December, at the Harvest Church south of the Bridge.

Emlyn White stood in a kitchen wearing his priest robes, occasionally tossing different herbs into a large iron pot and stirring them to a certain extent.

After all the pre-prepared ingredients were tossed in, he waited patiently for another ten minutes. Then, he scooped up the ink-black liquid with a metal ladle and poured it into a glass cup and glass bottle beside him.

48, 49, 50… Emlyn glanced at the empty pot and counted the medicine he had brewed.

After confirming the quantity, he picked up a large tray and brought the bottles of dark green liquid to the hall.

In the hall, more than half of the pews had been removed, and the floor was covered with tattered blankets. Lying within them were victims of the plague who were either in deep sleep or groaning in pain.

Emlyn and Father Utravsky worked together, each carrying some of the medicine, distributing it from two ends.

The first person in the queue was a middle-aged man with a sallow complexion. He hurriedly propped himself up halfway, received the medicine, and drank it.

He handed back the bottle and said to Emlyn in gratitude, “Father White, thank you very much. I feel much better and have some strength again!”

Emlyn lifted his chin and replied disdainfully, “This is only an extremely trivial matter that isn’t worth being grateful for. All of you are truly ignorant.”

With that, he sped up the distribution of the potions.

After ten minutes or so, he returned to the altar of Earth Mother and complained to Father Utravsky, “You should get two more volunteers!”

Father Utravsky didn’t respond. He looked at the patients and said with a gentle smile, “They should be completely healed in two or three days.”

“How do you know?” Emlyn turned his head in surprise.

Father Utravsky looked down at him benevolently and said, “Herbal medicine is one of the domains of the Earth Mother. As ‘Her’ believer, I do know some of the basics even if I’m not part of the Earth pathway.”

Emlyn tsked.

“I’m not interested in religion and know little about it.”

Although I’ve been copying Earth Mother’s bible in the recent months… he inwardly added in a slightly resentful tone before saying, “Father, I didn’t expect you to accept nonbelievers in the faith. Among them, only two or three of them are believers of the Earth Mother.”

Father Utravsky smiled without minding what he said.

“They are also lives, innocent lives.”

Emlyn paused for a few seconds, exhaled, and said, “Father, I’ve already found a way to resolve the psychological cue. Perhaps I will leave this place soon.”

Wait, why did I mention this? I was actually moved by him. What if he locks me up in the basement again? Emlyn suddenly turned nervous.

Father Utravsky’s expression remained unchanged as he looked down and said to Emlyn, “Actually, you didn’t need to seek out solutions. In a little while, the psychological cue will be automatically removed, and you will be free to choose whether to come to the cathedral.”

and I would’ve become the Mother’s, no—Earth Mother’s devout

eyebrow and said, feeling somewhat surprised,

to the cathedral every day, hoping

to make me return to the cathedral?” Emlyn’s expression instantly

Father Utravsky nodded frankly.

“Yes.”

“…”

and mechanically turned his head to look back at the altar, looking at the

evening of the 31st December. 2 Daffodil Street, Tingen

entered the house, took off

second class tickets for the steam locomotive

in Backlund is terrible. Tens of thousands of people have died from the poison

Benson walked to the dining room, sighed, and said, “But the two Houses have already passed the report submitted by the National Atmospheric Pollution Council. There will be legislation to regulate the

said that, he smiled

to the smog and plague, the

it’s

Houses pass the corresponding laws directly.” Benson spread his

forks and knives, three

beer, two

the evening

However, one couldn’t see the excitement, exuberance, and joy on her face despite the fact that she was about to become

front of her was a newspaper. On

subsequent plague took the lives of close

Audrey couldn’t help

said in unison, “Your beauty surpasses everyone

She then walked out of the lounge and

way up to the front of the dais and, under the gaze of many, handed her

the edge of the dais as they faced

a dark period in Backlund’s history, we still have a gem that can illuminate the entire city. Her

will formally introduce her

“Lady Audrey Hall.”

Bang! Bang! Bang!

the window, the fireworks exploded into a

night of 1349, Audrey officially came of age and was

the afternoon of 3rd

the outskirts of East Borough, in a newly

the graves of

in the truest sense of the word, but rather a niche where an urn was stored. They went on,

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