Chapter 378 (1/2)

Benjaes looked brand new, and there were notflipped open or read This booklet was one of the copies of ”The Declaration of the Freedo factory he supervised one o

He could not help himself but ask, ”Why would you have this?”

”As a favor, I asked a friend to investigate the matter of the outside world when the priests started to trickle into the Desert City,” the wheelchair-bound ht this back as a result”

Benjamin nodded, quite surprised by the news This book es for it to es in the Eastern Desert!

”This proves that there is an audience for hts,” replied Benjaes are like you, willing to stay put in this abandoned desert and only cower in fear when the church is right outside our door”

”You could hurl as much verbal abuse at me as you want, but how dare you to include the fabrication drawings for two ical instru and uncurling, ”Do you knoill happen if the church finds this book?”

”What else?” Benjae that they ever laid eyes on? Isn’t that what they’ve been doing all along?”

He could not comprehend the es stopped rebelling, they would never stop their ic is a natural born talent for es, there would always be people ould have their powers awakened in the next generation, no es of this generation Even if no spells were left on the surface of this world, there would still be people who could instinctively summon sparks of fire and water droplets in the future Till then, they would also stand up and fight for their rights against this oppressive systes that all es’ instincts would drive them to do

”At least, there would be those ould survive,” the man murmured sloith his eyes closed, ”You may think that it is unhonorable to live this way, but at least it would be better to be alive than dead”

”Why are you being such a pessienuinely curious ”Why do you seem so confident that our movement will fail? Is there really no way for us to join forces, and get the church out of Ferelden’s doors completely?”

”Impossible” He shook his head

”On what basis do you ment upon?” Benjamin spread his hands in question

”That’s because I’ve attempted it before!” The wheelchair-bound man finally had an outburst after he took a deep breath He tried to suppress his quaking emotions as he forced out his words ”Initially, when I learned the art of ical instruments without the permission of the church and decided to betray thele trustworthy ed the church froht before? I tried everything, but look where I ended up today”

As he spoke, he took another book from the racks It was quite thin, and he threw it towards Benjaht it with a frown, then read it On the book was etched - The Holy Bible

He was stunned With a questioning heart, he flipped open this ‘Holy Bible’, and was surprised to find that it was identical to the first dom of Helius

”When this book has lost its value to you, please gift it to those who need it There is a need for the truth to be preserved” He instinctively recited the first sentence written on the flyleaf

The wheelchair-bound hed at himself, ”Don’t read it I don’t even knohat e like that”

”You wrote this book?” Benjamin lifted his chin, unconvinced

”Who else would it be?” The man turned his face to the side, his voice filled with self-conte lost the fight within them as tis like this, with no fear of the dangers before me”

”This is not idiotic,” Benja doic and the truth to be passed on to the next generation”

”How many then died horrifically under the chase of the church?” The man’s question was laced with ice