Chapter 1434 May the Stars Guide Your Path (End of Volume 10!)

Ilsa, who had just conquered the Luolin Empire and was so proud of her ambition, never imagined that when she was feeling excited and excited about the feat of conquering the Luolin Empire and lamenting the power of her empire, a general would The idea that would pose an unprecedented threat to her vast empire more than three hundred years later was quietly emerging in a small rural village within the former Luolin Empire.

This idea has gradually taken shape after three hundred years of precipitation, exploration, and supplementation.

People gave this idea a great name - "democracy".

It's ironic when you think about it - Emperor Ilsa thought that the only people in the Rollin Empire who could pose a huge threat to their Britannia Empire were Baal and "Saintess" Jeanne.

She did not expect that the person who could pose a huge threat to their Britannia Empire at that time... No, it should be said that the person who posed a huge threat to the autocratic country headed by the Britannia Empire turned out to be the Luolin Empire A certain farmer and deserter in the territory.

——Theodore Wilson, the 31st President of the United States of Vinland, in a speech in 621 AD of the Britannian Empire and 108 Continental AD

"Queen Ilsa...is the woman who saved this country as mentioned in the rumors?"

"Isn't it? Think about it - the reason why our life is getting better now is because of Her Majesty Ilsa's blessing, isn't it?"

"That makes sense..."

"That's it! Long live Her Majesty Ilsa! Long live the Empire of Britannia!"

"Long live Ilsa! Long live Ilsa!"

"Okay, okay, stop shouting. If you continue to make noise, you will disturb the neighbors next door."

"Ah, thank you for reminding me...by the way, who is the person living next door?"

"Barrister, have you forgotten?"

"Oh, it's Barrister... Speaking of Barrister, don't you think Barrister has been acting weird since he returned to the village?"

"It's indeed a bit weird... He seems to be reading there every night now."

"Books? Barrister, can he read?"

"Maybe he learned to read when he left the village to serve as a soldier."

"I heard from Barrister's wife that before Barrister returned to the village, he specially found a teacher in Tuli to teach him how to read. The purpose was to be able to read books."

"That guy has been to Tuli!"

"Wow! I'm so envious! I really want to see the prosperity of Tuli!"

"When did that guy Barrister become so studious?"

"Who knows. Anyway, since he returned to the village, he has been acting weird. He is silent every day and doesn't know what he is thinking. After doing the farm work during the day, he would stay in his room reading at night. I am very curious - he Can you understand those books?"

"What the hell is he reading?"

"I'm illiterate, so I don't know what he's reading."

"That guy is really weird. Is he planning to become a great scholar in the future? Hahahaha!"

"Okay, let's not talk about that guy anymore! Let's talk about something else interesting!"

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Since Barrister came back, Ashna felt that her husband had become strange.

It was three years ago that Barrister left the village to join the army.

As Barrister's wife, Ashna felt more clearly than anyone in the village that the Barrister three years ago and the Barrister three years later were almost not the same person.

Three years ago, Barrister was just an ordinary rural youth.

Three years later, although Barrist's appearance has not changed much, his personality and overall temperament have undergone earth-shaking changes.

Before Barrister returned to the village, Ashna would never have imagined that Barrister would become a person who likes reading.

After all, three years ago, Barrister showed his lack of interest in words and books more than once.

Not long ago,

When Barrister returned to the village after being away from the village for three full years, Ashna was shocked by Barrister's pile of luggage.

The pile of luggage that Barrister brought back was basically all kinds of books.

Because Ashna couldn't read, she didn't recognize the books that Barrister brought back.

After transporting a pile of books home, Barrister started to behave strangely one after another.

First of all, a small room in the house dedicated to storing debris was completely renovated.

Clean out all the debris inside.

He then carried a small table into the room and placed it close to the only small window in the room.

Although this room only had this small window, Ashna had to admit that the direction this window faced was very helpful.

When you open the windows on a clear night, you can see the stars in the sky.

After clearing all the debris in the room and carrying the desk into the room, Barrister pulled all the luggage he had brought back to the village into the room.

After a day of farm work, Barrist would light candles in this room and study hard at the books he brought back from outside the village.

Sometimes when he got tired of reading, Barrister would just open the small window in front of his desk and look up at the stars outside the window thoughtfully.

Ashna felt that Barrister seemed to be thinking about something when he looked at the stars outside the window.

So one day, Ashna plucked up the courage to ask Barrister, who was watching the stars at that time - "When you look at the stars, you seem to be thinking about something. What are you thinking about?"

In response to Ashna's question, Barrister simply replied calmly:

"I'm not thinking about anything. I'm just missing a friend who I've only known for a few days."

Another strange behavior of Barrister after returning to the village was that he installed a shelf on his desk, and then hung a pocket watch that looked very expensive on the shelf.

Ashna instinctively felt that if the pocket watch was sold, it would definitely bring a huge amount of money.

Under the temptation of money, Ashna asked Barrister why he didn't sell the pocket watch, but hung it up.

As a result, Ashna only got a cold answer from Barrister:

"This is a friend's relic. I will not sell it no matter what."

Barrister refused to sell the pocket watch no matter what, so Ashna had to give up the idea of ​​selling the pocket watch.

Another strange thing Barrister did after returning to the village was that he started saving money.

Saving money was not strange.

What was strange was that Barrister actually planned to use the money he saved to support their only son, who was only 5 years old, to study in the future.

Ashna really didn't understand what was the point of letting her son go to school.

It would be better to use the money to buy a new house or some animal power in the future than to use it to support her son's study.

But no matter what Ashna said, Barrister was unmoved.

"I have made up my mind. I must find a way to eliminate tyranny. If I can't find this method, my son will find it. If my son can't find it, my grandson will find it... Even if it takes hundreds of years, I don't care."

At that time, after hearing Barrister's words, Ashna concluded that her husband might be crazy.

She doesn't care about Barrister now.

As long as Barrister is still doing farm work and making money every day, Ashna will no longer care about or care about Barrister's strange behavior.

Let Barrister and the strange ideas in his head die on their own.

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Volume 10 "The Saint Who Saves the Nation" - The End!