Chapter 297 Part2 (1/2)
Chapter 297 “The inflection point of history” (Part two)
After the encounter with Du Wei at the palace gate, this ferounds and headed for a reception hall As soon as she entered the room, she was boht year old Prince Charlie and his cute little sister Karina
With eyes full of excitement, Charlie voices his deave us”
At that, he ripped the textbook frolimpse at the title, Charlie's expression turned into a face full of disappoint it back: ”That Duke Tulip is so stingy! Why would he give me a secondhand history textbook about the continent? Hu like this inso worthless… Ughh, so disappointing!”
Not waiting, Charlie pro Lanlan and his sister behind in the hall
Lanlanhelpless inside at the prince's reaction, but she didn't have the courage to say anything in front of the princess Instead, she thought of a plan: ”My dear Princess Karina, this book here is the enlightenet frohness Prince Charlie?”
Since Lanlan has taken care of her since she's a baby, plus this entle, Princess Karina was very affectionate towards her Hugging Lanlan on the leg, Karina asks with her childish voice: ”Sister Lanlan, is this book given by that Duke Tulip? Does brother not like it? If he doesn't then give it tothe natives and the miraculous castle he built”
Sht now as the princess robs the book right out of her hands Hurrying, she pleads: ”Princess, this… This is the enlightenift for Prince Charlie”
“Then that means it's also for me” From her naïve face, little Princess Karina reveals the unique naughtiness only found in a child: ”Brother's teacher will also be teachinghim”
At that, she began bouncing away happily with the book in hand
Once this little princess took Du Wei’s “General history of the mainland” textbook away, she promptly returned to her room to read it As a princess and a very clever child like her father, Karina had learned to read froe
Before today, she had heard of the legendary tales pertaining to the great Duke of Tulip so her curiosity has long been piqued Happily coh hopes were quickly replaced with disappointes because the contents weren't what she expected
This “general history of the mainland” was the official issue released by the authorities Although these sort of historical texts tends to be soloried and bias, the views does remain relatively objective and to the point
The history length of the Roland Ele book be enough to record all the events? So, of this series, there are over a dozen books As to Du Wei's volueneral introduction such as the continent's geography, custoious power, and so on and so on
Originally these things would be a bit deep for a child of six Likely after a short read the kid would find it a bore and toss it to the side It's just that Karina truly was an abnormality Like her old e Though she could barely understand the content of the book, but a the lines are a lot of densely packed notes and comments written by Du Wei hiht,his lessons as a child when he was bored
After a few pages of quick read through, Karina's interest became hooked
On a part where the book talks about the separation between i crooked lines went like this:
“What have the Gods given mankind? Why should mankind worshi+p the Gods? While ordinary people contribute their hard earn labor to the Gods, what does the Gods do when the people starve and go hungry? Will one fill their belly by chanting a few sentences to the Goddess?”
As the book introduces the Teies behind it, Du Wei then comments down below:
“The so-called clergies, aka religious frauds, can only reap in the rewards of others without working That's clearly a deadbeat worm! If everyone on the continent can only sit in the te live the Goddess! Then everyone in this world will starve!”