Chapter 10 Understanding Bias

On the screen, Viola was holding a wooden plate and thinking hard. Then Li Chengqi saw her turning the plate over, and immediately summoned the knights and rushed out of the chapel.

Just as Li Chengqi thought, Viola discovered the name at the bottom of the plate.

If you want to bring Heim Village into the scope of influence, you must have believers, and Li Chengqi cannot communicate with NPCs with 0 piety, so he cannot recruit believers on his own.

But it would be different if Viola went there. She was a princess after all. If she went to the village to spread the word, maybe someone would believe her.

Moreover, he could also return the plate to the child named Lilia, killing two birds with one stone.

As for why he didn't tell Viola Ming, it was because Li Chengqi suddenly remembered that the oracle had never been clearly explained before.

Just like the Zen sayings of Buddhism and the proverbs of Taoism, they are all based on the style of painting that makes sense when you first hear about it.

No matter how you put it, you are still playing the role of the Demon King God. When you open your mouth, you speak clearly and it seems that you are not strong enough.

Anyway, the name and address were written on the plate. As long as you are not blind, you should be able to understand what Li Chengqi meant.

But having said that, there is one thing that Li Chengqi doesn't quite understand.

"Why do they all pray to a handprint with five fingers spread out? Is that thing my holy symbol? Can't it be customized?"

Li Chengqi felt that this holy emblem was not cool enough, and Li Chengqi was a little confused.

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Demon King Calendar Year 648,

April 2nd.

Heim Village

The cry of a child came from a house closest to the village entrance.

"Gone! Grandma! The plate I put here is missing!"

"Oh, Lilia, don't cry. It's a good thing the plate is gone."

"Good thing?"

Lilia sobbed and asked:

"Is it a good thing that things are gone? That's the only memory my parents left for me."

As she spoke she burst into tears again.

Lilia's grandmother gently hugged the child, patted her back and said:

"The thing can't be found. Maybe the gods took it."

"Why did the gods take Lilia's plate?"

"Because God likes you."

"Lilia doesn't want this kind of like!"

"Silly boy, God has taken away your plate and will bless you in the future."

"real?"

"Of course it's true. This is a good thing that not many people can get."

"Can the gods bless Lilia to kill all the robbers and bandits when she grows up?"

"You kid, grandma just wants you to grow up safely."

"No, I will kill all the robbers and bandits to avenge my parents!"

There was a hint of unbearability in the grandma's eyes, probably because she thought of her son and daughter-in-law who were killed by the robbers, and she turned her head slightly to wipe away her tears.

Lilia didn't notice her grandma's little move. She seemed to really believe that the gods would bless her in the future by taking her plate. She happily took out the toy shuttlecock from under the table and kicked it up.

While kicking he sang:

"Behead~hammer~strangle~! Kill all the bandits, suffocate~drown~hack to death~! All bandits must die!"

Although the melody is a children's song, the lyrics seem a little off...

At this time, there was a noise outside the door, accompanied by the rumble of horse hooves.

Lilia grabbed the kicked shuttlecock and looked curiously towards the entrance of the village.

However, her grandma was very alert. When she heard something was not right, she quickly blocked Lilia behind her and closed the door, leaving only a small gap.

Not long after, they saw a group of heroic female knights riding horses to the entrance of the village.

"Wow!"

Lilia let out a small admiration. She had never seen such a handsome scene in the village, and she stared at it intently.

The leading female knight chatted with the frightened villagers for a few words, and then they all jumped down and led their horses towards Lilia's house.

Lilia's grandma felt a little thump in her heart. The knight master was not someone to be trifled with. Even though knights were not hereditary, they were members of the aristocratic class and were like a mountain to ordinary people.

Suddenly a large number of knights came to the door, which was a huge psychological impact for ordinary people.

However, everyone has already entered the small courtyard, and the big yellow dog ran out of the kennel and barked at strangers, but he couldn't hide anymore. If he angered the knight, it would be easy to hang him on a tree.

"Lilia, stay behind the door and don't come out. Grandma will go take a look and be obedient."

Lilia nodded and hid behind the door obediently.

After Lilia hid, grandma opened the door and walked out of the house with her waist bent.

"Dahuang! Stop barking! Go back to your nest!"

The big yellow dog whimpered and ran back to the kennel. The leading knight looked at grandma:

"You are a resident of this house, I am Viola Avarus."

"Your Highness, Princess?"

These words almost made grandma kneel down, feeling that Lao Han's legs were weak.

Viola has often run out of the palace since she was a child. She understands the behavior of civilians when they learn her true identity, so she said in as friendly a tone as possible:

"Don't be afraid, I just want to ask you something."

"Your Highness, please ask."

"Lilia, do you live here?"

Grandma hesitated. Her Royal Highness the Princess suddenly came to visit and asked for her good granddaughter. This didn't seem like something good.

Of course Viola could see the hesitation on the old lady's face. She took the wooden plate from Zola's hand, showed the bottom to the old lady, pointed to Lilia's name and said:

"I came to find her under the guidance of my Lord."

"Ah! That's my plate!"

"Lilia! How did you get out!"

Grandma hugged Lilia who was trying to reach the wooden plate in Viola's hand, and quickly said to Viola:

"Princess, my son and daughter-in-law have passed away. My husband and I only have Lilia as a relative. Please don't take her away!"

"You can rest assured that we won't take her away."

Viola squatted down and put the plate in Lilia's hand with a smile.

"Is this your plate? Right?"

"Yes!"

Lilia nodded vigorously and said happily:

"I found it missing in the morning. Why is it in your hand, big sister?"

Yes, why?