Chapter 119: Its nobodys fault

Chapter 119: Its nobodys fault

Little Yi was stunned, while Bishop Elsie only smiled bitterly and didnt even try to stretch out his hands to stop it.

"You you you" Little Yi said you three times before she could no longer do so.

Robb said, "You see, as long as the enemy is strong enough, wheres your bottom line? I just didnt extend its effect to you. If I did, youd be like them now. If I want to make you look and act eighteen, you must be eighteen, no more, no less, not according to your bottom line, but according to whether I am happy or not. "

How? How can this be so? Little Yi read two chants quickly and waved her hand forward, Dispel!

The golden light of the dispel spell flashed on the two little nuns and disappeared without a trace.

The system, which she couldn't see, notified her, "Dispel magic level too low to dispel advanced controlling magic, dispel failed." (TL: Hm?)

Little Yi bit her lower lip hard, and her stubborn face looked like she was about to cry, but she didn't let the tears fall. She trembled and said, "You how could this be? Whats the difference between this and violence?

"Right, this is not good. This is what bad people do. I'm not a bad person. I just wanted to do a little experiment to show you." Robb said that as he deactivated, his charm spell was over. The two little nuns suddenly woke up, cried ah!, and quickly escaped from Robb's arms.

Robb shrugged and said nothing, but everyone already knew what he meant.

Robb smiled, "so, the choice here is very clear."

Bishop Elsie said with a wry smile, "Mr. Robb, you are a sensible man. What you have just said is right. The bottom line does not exist in the first place. That is to say, it exists because someone has the strength. When strength is not enough, who can maintain the bottom line?"

He turned to face Little Yi again, "the Templar Knights did not have the strength to protect their bottom line, so we had to back down, and Mondra offered an attractive condition that as long as we hand over the princess's body, he will wipe out the Church of Darkness that are scattered all over the kingdom of Gran, worship the Church of Light, build a holy light church, and build churches in all towns."

Elsie closed his eyes and said sadly, "I was very young, just like you, and I had a bottom line, so I strongly opposed it, but the holy light arbitrator ordered me to be tied up and thrown into a tent, forbidding me to tell anyone about what to do. There were many priests and nuns tied up with me at that time. When we were released, we saw the princess's body, and everything was a foregone conclusion. Of course, I didn't know until recently that the body I saw at that time was a fake disguised as the body of another little girl found by the Church of Light. The real princess had already fled to Lost City with the help of the Church of Light by then."

Elsie said quietly, "at that time, I was even angrier than you, but over the past 16 years, I continued to grow up, and then I realized that the arbitrator of the Holy Light at that time had chosen the right path, and even I would have made the same choice, choosing to sacrifice a princess to quell the war than to start a war to protect a princess, sacrificing countless soldiers and people, a judgment only fools would make."

Little Yi:

Bishop Elsie said, "We are not wrong, really, we are absolutely not wrong. I firmly believe that!"

Little Yi held her head with her hands, her brain trembling. She couldn't figure out who was right and who was wrong.

Tsk. Robb said with a smile, "A few days ago, when we heard the necromancer tell this story, we felt that the Church of Light is bad, and the princess was justified. But now, hearing Bishop Elsie talk about it, it seems that the Church of Light also did the right thing. Anyone would have to make such a choice. "

He concluded, "so, it's nobody's fault. It's the world's fault.