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    Oriana shook her head and seemed to be a little resistant: "There is nothing to say. I will take responsibility for this failure, return the employment fee and make compensation. If this is not enough, I can also announce this to the entire magic side.  The responsibility for this failure is mine."

    "Is that all there is?" Anyway, I have nothing to do now.  Looking at this mature and charming elder sister, I feel like I want to tease her.

    "Then I want to ask, why did you take this task? Can you talk to me?" I encouraged her.

    Oriana didn¡¯t seem to expect that I would ask this. After a moment of hesitation, she said, ¡°When I was young, I was taught to be a good person.¡±

    I nodded: "There's nothing wrong with that, right?"

    Orianna smiled bitterly: "It sounds easy. But in fact it is very difficult to do. It's like I picked up the cans on the roadside and threw them into the trash can. It is indeed a good thing to say that. But damn  Garbage pickers who make a living by picking up garbage will feel very troubled. They will not be able to survive. This is because I have done something bad."

    I nodded: "So, you will accept Lidovia's employment to install the Apostle's Cross?"

    She nodded, admitting: "Yes, because after installing the Apostles' Cross, everyone will become very happy. Isn't that so?"

    How to explain this?  I say I will become happy, but I am indeed happy.  But it¡¯s just the happiness that I think I have in my heart.  The spirit is satisfied, but there is no physical change Speaking of which, this thing is just a very convenient preaching machine.  It has nothing to do with being happy or unhappy.

    I shook my head and said, "Actually, Miss Oriana, you have two misunderstandings in your thinking."

    "Is there a misunderstanding? Please explain in detail." Oriana said.

    "Throw the cans on the ground into the trash can - I mean, preferably in the classified trash can. This is indeed the right thing to do. The vast majority of public-minded people will support you." I first said  Put it this way.

    "But those poor scavengers" Oriana asked back.

    "First, it's their own fault. Either they didn't study hard when they were young, or they were fired because they didn't work hard. In short, it's their own fault that they became scavengers. And you don't need to take any responsibility at all.  .

    Second, their government is not good.  There may be some guys who have no choice but to become scavengers due to age or physical problems.  At this time, the government should come forward to provide relief to the elderly and arrange jobs within its ability for the disabled.  These have nothing to do with you at all.  "

    "Butif I don't pick up that jar" Oriana still couldn't accept it.  This dialogue has gradually developed into a dialogue between psychiatrists and patients.

    "If it weren't for you, others would do it. Garbage collectors or other well-meaning people. They would do it too. And they would feel at ease. Your thinking like this has nothing to do with it except causing you own distress.  It works." I answered her.

    "So, what should I do? Oriana asked, as if she really thought of me as a psychiatrist.

    I tried hard to control myself from showing a proud smile, and said: "I heard that, Miss Oriana, you travel around the world, regardless of faction, and will help anyone who asks for help. Is that true?"

    She smiled wryly and shook her head: "I'm just doing what I can. Just to make ends meet."

    "No, no, no, no, you don't need to belittle yourself." I shook my finger: "Miss Oriana, you are strong and experienced. You are famous among the magic community. Even in the distant palace of Jerusalem,  I can hear from you from time to time."

    "His Royal Highness the Crown Prince has given you the compliment." Orianna had never heard flattery before.  But for a person of Gu's status, this is definitely the first time.  It made her a little embarrassed.

    "No, no, no, it's not a compliment at all. I believe that even within the state church, your strength is numerous. And there are only a handful of people with such rich experience. Therefore, I ask you very sincerely, Oriana  .Miss Thomson. Are you willing to join our Jerusalem State Church and become one of us?"

    "Join the State Church of Jerusalem?" Oriana didn't expect me to say this.  Suddenly he seemed a little overwhelmed.

    "That's right, join the state church in Jerusalem. Didn't you ask me what should I do? This is my answer."

    ¡°¡­But, the State Church of Jerusalem¡­¡± Oriana hesitated.

    &nbsp"Although it's not very good to brag like this - I don't think you are concerned about the strength of the state religion. Then, you must be very clear about the purpose of the state religion and its achievements.

    In this morally corrupt world.  What Jerusalem did was nothing short of a miracle.  The kingdom of heaven on earth is worthy of its name.  I believe you who have been to Jerusalem should understand this.  "

    Oriana nodded: "But my purpose is to help those in need. But Jerusalem doesn't seem to need my help"

    I smiled: "No matter how powerful a person is, how many people can he save, Miss Oriana?"

    Oriana was silent.

    "When I was a little sensible (about two and a half years old, I was thinking about how to conquer the world legitimately), I was thinking, why are other people in the world suffering so much, and only the people of Jerusalem can enjoy something comparable to heaven?  What about the treatment - it's not fair!

    If my ancestors could work harder and forge ahead, maybe now everyone in the world, in all countries, can live a happy life.  Gu's ancestors may have concerns.  But it's different.  For the sake of all the suffering people in the world, even if Gu is burdened with sins comparable to purgatory, Gu has no regrets!  "

    Oriana was obviously shocked by my performance.  Looking at this boy who is only fourteen years old, he is as pure and perfect as an angel, and he does not hesitate to shoulder such a huge responsibility for the happiness of the people of the world.  Oriana suddenly realized: He might be the answer she was looking for.

    "I understand." Oriana replied to me: "If His Highness can really do this, then I am willing to contribute my own strength to you." After saying that, Oriana knelt down on one knee.  On the ground, he paid me the courtesy of allegiance.

    "It's not me. Remember this, Oriana Thomson. You are working for the happiness and well-being of people all over the world. This must be firmly remembered."

    "Yes, Your Highness the Crown Prince." Oriana stretched out her arm, took my right hand, and kissed the black gemstone on the ring.

    "Very good, Oriana." I helped her up: "From today on, you are a member of our Jerusalem State Church family. When I go back, I will personally preside over your baptism ceremony."

    "It's my pleasure." Oriana replied.

    I nodded, very satisfied with Oriana's current attitude: "Then, let's go back to Academy City now, and then take a flight back to Jerusalem. Don't worry that Academy City will send people to arrest you again. After all, you are alone here.  , they dare not.¡±

    Oriana hesitated for a moment and said, "If that's the case, can you allow me to stay in Academy City for a few more days?"

    "Why? Do you have any reason?" I asked.

    Oriana nodded: "Because before that, during the Apostle's Cross incident, I mistakenly regarded two innocent girls as Puritan pursuers and injured them. Afterwards, I felt very regretful. If  If you allow me to move around Academy City freely, I would like to visit them and say sorry to them."

    That¡¯s the reason

    "I agree to your request, and I believe those two innocent girls will also be willing to forgive you. However, do you know their names and where they live?"

    Oriana shook her head: "Although I don't know their names, I think they should be in the emergency hospital of the Seventh School District now." At this point, the sexy big sister felt guilty again: "Look up yesterday's emergency cases  , you should be able to find it.¡±

    I nodded: "If that's the case, I can go with you."

    "Excuse me, Your Highness." Oriana said gratefully.

    "Where, it is the duty of every good superior to care for his subordinates." I replied.

    That night, I called Jie Biao again and told me that I probably wouldn¡¯t be able to go back tomorrow morning.  I asked her to go directly to the airport and wait for me.

    "Asshole! Go to hell! It's best not to come back for the rest of your life!!!"

    This is the answer Jie Biao gave me.  What the hell, I am her immediate boss, the supreme leader of the Jerusalem State Church who provides her with shelter.  Why did she yell at me?

    I rolled my eyes.  Then I turned off my phone directly.  In the early morning of the next day, after having breakfast with Oriana, they drove to the emergency hospital in School District 7.  After asking the receptionist, I successfully received the hospitalization form.  On it, I saw the name of someone I hadn¡¯t seen in a long time.

    Himegami Qiusha.

     The girl who was hurt by me.

    Now I am lying in the ward of this hospital.
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