Chapter 29 (2/2)

Today, the elders and echelons of the teht the attention of the whole continent: the Auspicious Pillar of Red Light

A well-dressed oatee currently spoke to the whole e, a person as the second in command in the whole Moon Teers

“Well,what’s really the cause of the so-called ‘Auspicious Pillar of Red Light’,” the Right High Judge said, then glanced at an old , continued, “Lord Darinkha froave His order for us to execute That is, kill whoever this heathen who tried to learn forbidden knowledge of the rebels then clean up his or her whole fae You are the main head of all

tey I spoke earlier?”

The old y? What strategy?”

The Right High Judge was so mad by the reply of his rival that he almost puked blood He talked for hours yet this damned old ies of political and military maneuver theory

But he was an ie he entle appearance all day So, in the end, he rubbed his ihed with a deep breath as he tried to attack the old Left High Judge in for

“Well, it is a regret that Left High Judge noas too old for his current responsibilities He can’t help to sleep in this kind of place and tie Please, Sir Left, don’t force yourself too ain in his chair

It was rude to say soe And all people in theto do But since it was a popular opinion in the Moon Temple anyway, people still nodded their heads at his words

However, the old Left High Judge still calm in his chair He waved his hand leisurely and said, “well, if you said so, doesn’t that h Priest himself, who much older than me, was too old for his current responsibilities? Not toroom, he doesn’t even bother to show himself here”

Hearing his reply, people gasped in unison

Even the Right High Judge abruptly stood up again and pointed the old er “You… i about His Holiness! I… I… you impudent!”

People looked at the old Left High Judge like he was sort of a monster

Defending oneself was a person’s right But who in the world had the guts to coreatest h Priest of Moon Temple?

The High Priest of Moon Temple He was the role model for all of us He was a man of honor He was kind He was smart He was so handsome and said to be the manliest man ever lived His presence was just as rare as heavenly treasures fell upon the mother earth; that was, of course, because he was the reatfor him to be oblivious to the mundane world and went low key all the way In fact, he was low-keying so hard that people never knew his real name nor knew his real face!

His Holiness was so mysterious and cool and all

And as people who dared to compare themselves with His Holiness, they were infidels that should be burned alive on a high platform for all people to see!