Chapter 840

In the darkness, there was a lonely violinist who clamped a violin under his jaw.

There is a JHS logo on this piano, which means Jesus, the savior of mankind.

But the person using this piano slowly raised the bow, but what he played was not a hymn.

The melody is full of sadness, a bit of resentment, even a bit of crying.

The devil's cries cannot be heard. It is another commonly used trick besides temptation.

The priest saw through its disguise and turned a blind eye and left. The people around him were like the piano on Concerto Road, fanning the flames and accusing the priest of being indifferent.

A good Samaritan, not knowing why, saved the devil.

He perfected his conscience and prevented himself from being condemned by the world, but he created more disasters.

This is the vibrato of the devil, or the panting of the Minotaur Minotaur, which makes the people who hear it panic and run wildly in the maze.

"The first group of believers who went on a pilgrimage not only brought back news of Jerusalem, but also brought back a lot of holy objects." Snape lit a cigarette, and took a irritated puff of "the shroud, the fragments of the True Cross. "

"And the crown of thorns," said the priest wearily. "Talking to you is tiring."

"Me too," said Snape, "would you like to help us?"

"Venice gives the church a lot of money every year."

"It's not the usual kind," Gianluca said. "It's like a flood, a lot at once."

"The naval military expenditure of a maritime empire is enough to save the financial crisis of the Vatican and the military expenditure of Poland. Their opponents are not only the Ottoman Empire, but also the Mongols."

"Oh, my God." The Secretary-General covered his face, "My God."

"Sometimes you have to admit that if you don't have so much money, you don't have so many worries. Waldo is very happy to send them." Snape said, "Do you know how Rousseau lived in Venice?"

"Just like everyone else, it's fun to find a woman." The secretary-general said with contempt.

"Collective lying is not uncommon at all. The French revolutionaries were not the same as those who were overthrown by them." Snape imitated Lucius, saying in an aria, "Luxury, what a crime, let the rich Depravity, the spirit of the poor is corroded. In fact, the French don't like the republic system so much. When Napoleon was restored, no one opposed it, especially those soldiers who followed him. The representatives of democracy are weak and lax. practical."

"What are you talking about?" said the pastor angrily.

"Some things don't make sense, but they can make people feel happy. Do you know the Earl of Saint-Germet who claimed to have found the Philosopher's Stone during the time of Louis XV?" The Death Eater smiled funnyly, "No matter what he said , and everyone who heard him believed it, even when he said he had dined with the Savior."

"Does the Philosopher's Stone really exist?" the secretary asked.

"I don't know, I've never seen one." Snape flicked the cigarette ash and said calmly, "What news do you have about it?"

"I don't know either." The Secretary-General said with a smile, "I suggest that you don't pay too much attention to that stone. There are many people who have done a lot of crimes to find it."

"I think the entanglement between you and us is about the abuse of magic to harm people. Not all wizards are bad people. I know a wizard, and she will make the food harvest."

"Then why doesn't she help...uh."

"She's a coward. Not every kind person is courageous." Snape sighed helplessly. "And I think it's better for us to keep our distance. There are Muggles with good brains who will use wizards as weapons, or they Once you figure out how to use magic, it's even worse when you misuse it."

"Do you think I'm paranoid?" The secretary-general regained his composure and said calmly.

"I've seen more paranoid than you." Snape said, taking a drag on his cigarette. "He's the one who gave me the scar on my neck."

"Dark Lord?"

"I suspect that he is possessed by my wife. Although his body is gone, his soul is not completely destroyed." Snape said, "Do you believe in the immortality of the soul?"

"That's what the doctrine says, but if the devil's soul can be destroyed, I can accept the theory of soul extinction."

"There is a viper's venom that can destroy evil spirits, but it can also kill a man, unless there are tears of the phoenix."

"We have our own exorcism process, but thank you for your kindness, I will contact you when I need help." The secretary looked at Gianluca and said, "Is it right to find him?"

"Or will you leave me a code?"

"In the past, I would have been severely punished if I secretly contacted heretics." The Secretary-General said, "But the exorcist in my diocese is on vacation..."

"Is that the loud voice on the phone?" Snape asked. "He's asking you for leave?"

"It's not that I'm asking for leave, but he's notifying me that I'm on leave." The secretary-general sighed helplessly. "No one can bear to be exposed to those darkness for a long time."

"When you stare into the abyss, the abyss is also staring at you." Snape looked at the ceiling, and slowly exhaled a smoke ring. "Only an angel can make you forget that hell."

"Have you read Nietzsche?"

"I don't like him, but someone has seen her raising a bunch of fat badgers to be competitive."

"You think she's wrong?"

"I don't know, I just don't like her aggressive look." Snape paused and said, "It's like forcing an angel into a Satan."

"So she's a strict angel?"

"She's a wicked witch."

"Then who is your angel? The woman who taught you what is taboo?" the pastor asked.

"I want her to be gentle, sometimes she is, but sometimes she's hard-hearted and not a woman at all."

"In addition to Rousseau, there is also a French writer who also writes about psychology. Some of the content is very enlightening to me, but some of the content is very disappointing. He believes that the Inquisitions all over Spain burned ten people to death. Ten thousand people, what the French write is like this, there are certain limitations, you can’t believe it all, you just pick what you like and read it, you don’t have to accept everything.”

Snape paused, "Are you listening to me? Teach me how to deal with marriage?"

"If it's a warning that there will only be two people here, I'm just telling you how to study." The secretary-general smiled strangely. "I haven't given mass to Protestants."

"You're creating nightmares," Snape said.

"I have met many people in the upper class, and holding a charity party is just an excuse for them to hold a party. These frivolous dandies are often suspicious and credulous, and they have a superstitious trust in the country. This is not because they really love their country. , but I believe that the national system will not change, and I respect it very much, but I also despise it very much. I always blame the government. Does anyone suggest that the whole society eat vegetables for the sake of environmental protection? I eat meat like a monk, and I am not a Buddhist.”

"That's a good idea," Snape said with a malicious smile.

"Didn't you say you don't know Roman cuisine?" Gianluca said.

"Just because I can't eat offal doesn't mean I hate steak, roast chicken and ham. Humans are omnivorous. This is a basic need."

"What about the other side? Do you like diving? Or girls who like diving?" Snape asked.

"This is privacy, I don't need to answer you."

"Stay sober, Chaplain, when the police come to ask you that question you must answer it," Snape said.

"Didn't you say you have something to show me? Show me." The secretary-general began to change the subject.

"I've changed my mind," said Snape. "It's not easy to find someone like you these days, and I won't let a banjo ruin you."