The bone of sin domain is king

Chapter 461 No.90 Act Two. Brewing
The coming of the people of chaos generally requires a lot of lives to perform blood sacrifices. This is the fastest way to condense the soul, thereby breaking the barriers and disrupting the power of order. Most of the coming ceremonies of the people of chaos that Rosen saw before were based on this idea. So when Avinia mentioned that the people of Chaos were coming, he had already thought of this method.

And the entire city of Atlantia was sacrificed to the people of Chaos, and if they were not completely sealed, the consequences could be imagined.

But at the same time, the coming ceremony of the people of Chaos also requires certain arrangements. As far as Rosen has seen, such as Byron Weiss and the capital of crimes, they all need large-scale chaos. The order in Landia is quite good, there is no reason to suddenly fall into riots, and there is no sign of the formation of the Advent Ceremony.

Although this is all a thing of the past, Rosen still believes that if he can detect who is behind the scenes that caused the people of Chaos to descend, it may be rewarding.

As for Avonya, Rosen is the least worried about her, who possesses powerful predictive abilities. Anyway, she will survive this disaster safely, become a saint, and fight against chaos until she wins, just like the protagonist of this illusion. .

Rosen and the two girls followed the king's trail and came to his bedroom, only to find that the king seemed to be playing with two naked women on the bed.

"They are all about to get married, but they are still so dissolute. It's no wonder that this country will be destroyed."

Ellander snorted, and looked at Fleming I who got up from the bed with disdain. This man has a strong body, eight-pack abdominal muscles, and is full of masculinity. Possession is indeed the ideal image in the hearts of many women, and as a monarch, it is not surprising that he lingers among the flowers, but he will be called romantic.

Fleming I seemed to be meeting someone, sitting on the edge of the bed in a baggy pajamas, playing with a pipe carved from jade.

"His Majesty."

The person who came was the minister who had previously reported on the war in neighboring countries in the main hall. He glanced at the two women on the bed, and then bowed.

"Moliai, what's the matter with you?"

Fleming I put down his pipe, picked up a grape plug from the dinner plate on the table, and put it in his mouth.

"Your Majesty, I would like to ask Your Majesty to think again about the Principality of Skotivia."

As Moliai spoke, he repeated the relationship between the two countries again, but Fleming I was unmoved. After a long silence, he waved his hand to let the two women leave, and there were only two people left in the room.

Of course, Rosen and others were also watching their conversation.

"Mauriai, do you think I don't know these truths?"

Fleming I stood up, he looked very tall, looking down at Moliai.

"Your Majesty, I know that you are because of the prophecy of Aviania Keinz, but you can't believe everything she said, you have to keep your own."

"enough."

After interrupting Molière's words, Fleming I waved his hand.

"You go out."

Molière hesitated to speak, but finally chose silence, got up and excused himself, and left the palace.

"Does the king trust Aviana so much?"

Fina was a little puzzled, but soon, a person suddenly appeared in the shadow behind Fleming I.

"Your Majesty, what are your orders?"

His voice was deep and hoarse, and his age could not be discerned. He was dressed in black, like a real shadow.

"It seems that Moliai is no longer fit to stay in the palace. Let him have a good rest tonight, and do it neatly."

"Yes, Your Majesty."

The man got the order, and immediately sneaked into the shadows again, and could not find the trace.

Rosen tried to perceive the aura, but found nothing. The opponent's ability to conceal the aura was obviously strengthened a lot.

"Is he trying to exclude dissidents? But why, no one can shake the king's position with just one minister."

Ellander was a little puzzled. She didn't understand why Fleming I wanted to kill Moliai. No one could disobey his order. In the hall today, Fleming I had publicly stated that he would not send troops. Now What Moliai did was in vain, so why did Fleming I want to kill him.

"There's something weird in here."

Rosen didn't quite understand it either. From this point of view, Fleming I really believed in Aviana and obeyed her words, but what he did was really unjustifiable, and he could only think that he had other plans.

"You two follow the king, I will go to the minister to see."

He decided to split up to obtain more information. From the current point of view, this illusory illusion is not dangerous. Even if there is an accident, the two people protected by the barriers of Rosen's law are enough to support Rosen. This way It will allow them to have a more comprehensive understanding of what this period of history is like, so Ellander and Fina also nodded in agreement.

Rosen followed Maurier, and he found that after the minister left the palace, he got into the carriage directly, not towards the area where the nobles lived, but took a remote path to an inconspicuous mansion.

He could clearly perceive that this mansion was not as mediocre as it appeared. There were several strict magical barriers in it. It would take a lot of time for outsiders to invade, and it would definitely alarm the people inside.

Under such circumstances, it is difficult not to think that there may be some conspiracy involved.

Since this is an illusion, Rosen didn't have to worry about these complicated magic defenses and guards at all. He swaggered in and checked it out, only to find that Moliai was in the basement, and there were several people with him.

Rosen found that, except for a few guards who were fairly skilled, the rest of the people in this mansion were just ordinary people. He went into the basement and found that Moliai was sitting at a round table, and around the round table, all They were some people dressed in fine clothes, and most of them were ministers who had appeared in the hall today when discussing state affairs.

A group of ministers gathered in private behind the king's back, no matter how you think about it, it is inseparable from conspiracy and rebellion.

Rosen stopped to watch, and found that their discussions were not uniform, but whispered in twos and threes. The content ranged from military affairs to economics to pleasure, and even told their parents' short stories.

He noticed that there was still a vacant seat on the round table, and it seemed that these nobles were waiting for the last person to arrive.

Not long after, the door opened, and a nobleman entered the room under the protection of two burly guards. He scanned the ministers around the round table, and then spoke in a deep voice.

"Then, let's begin our final battle meeting."

(End of this chapter)