Chapter 409: The Secret Of The Seventh Luminary (1/2)
Chapter 409: The Secret Of The Seventh Luminary
“I see,” Annan aze met Henry VIII’s eyes Those ice blue eyes were as pure as jade and crystal clear asstared at hientle smile that seemed indifferent
In other words, Henry VIII watched what unfolded in front of hih their eyesat him
Those eyes were like Kafni’s eyes when she first saw Annan
It appeared like what entered the king’s eyes was not “Annan”, but a painting called “Annan” Or perhaps he was staring at so behind Annan
Kafni’s supernatural vision ability could be directly inherited from Henry VIII
Henry VIII’s ability to “know everything” was probably born from this supernatural vision
By now, the ansas already obvious
Why was Henry VIII so indifferent to his children but fervent to himself? He did not care about his own life or death, nor the kingdom’s existence, so why should he express kindness to Annan?
He was not afraid of Old Grandmother
But because he was interested in Annan
Annan and Henry VIII were similar but the opposite of one another
The contrast was like the inside and outside of a mirror
The unreversed [Winter Heart] and the Child in the Cup identity the king was born with They were unable to feel the “love” from their parents since childhood, and they were the only heir to the kingdom However, they took opposite paths in the end
“You should probably talk totiive you the answer you want now”
After all, his [Winter Heart] was reversed
His previous ht also have been completely wiped
Perhaps the forree before the amnesia However, he was now coo
Without the memory of that period, the personality attached to it was no longer there
However, what happened at this moment was quite odd
In Annan’s typical behavior, he would not have spoken so much
Instead, he would listen to Henry VIII’s words and try to earn rapport fro to snatch some benefits from the encounter
But somehow, Annan did not want to lie, which would be only limited to Henry VIII and this topic
Annan’s instinct instigated hihly — just as Henry VIII valued Annan
However, facing Annan’s stateently
“—I know I see what you mean
“But it doesn’t matter if you remember the past or not That’s not a ‘e word startled Annan
He knew that Henry VIII was neither a transcender nor a ritualist
He o too deep into it So a burden to the soul Without eo crazy after learning the knowledge
Noto do with the current topic
Unless…
“Your guess is right” Henry VIII nodded and said in a flat and dignified tone “Not long ago, Pope Benjamin came to see me once”
He was like a Soul snatch Wizard as proficient in wizardry involving reading
However, Annan did not feel any trace of the spell at all
Benja to do with this?
However, it ht be related to the “Man in the Mirror” since “htly and blurted, “If I make up a ‘mirror’ composition with you and I’m a ‘mirror’ with a person, could it be that I am the center of the ritual?”
“Yes” Henry VIII answered
“And you’re just a part of the ritual?” Annan asked again
Seeing that Annan could understand the situation to this depth the moment he heard “Benjaratification
He just said calmly, “That’s natural, Your Majesty Annan
“[The deities are born froht Realm, and they know that the radiance is born in the mirror and falls into the void] [The Rays of Seven Luminaries have never fallen into the ht becoht will not descend froht Realm]”
Henry VIII spoke in an intricate rhyth his soul upon hearing it It was like putting a stubborn rock in a half-full water bag, whichheavy But, at the same time, it made the water level called “consciousness” rise until it overflowed
Still, Annan was fa