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The village chief could not help but sigh as they made their way to the next house.
Henry could not help his curiosity and asked, âChief, Hansenâs family used to be the richest in the village. How did they end up like this? Did they lose their property because of gambling? Or...â
The village chief looked conflicted. He did not know if he should tell the âangelâ, but in the end, he couldnât help but sigh, he said, âAlmighty Angel, Hansenâs family used to be the richest man in the village, and they were very willing to help the villagers. Everyone was very fond of them, and Hansenâs family didnât show off either. They also had no bad habits, so logically speaking, they shouldnât have ended up like this, but...â
âBut what? Whatâs the reason?â
âAlmighty Angel, when you came from the other villages, you ought to have known that the mayor has been arresting people everywhere these past few years, especially beautiful women. Almost all of them were taken away, and Hansenâs daughter is very beautiful...
âIn order to protect his sister, Hansenâs son came into conflict with the guards. The young man often practiced knight training, so he sent the guards back with a beating. After that, Hansen immediately reported the situation to the churchâs priests.
âFather Raymond wanted to investigate at first, but he then disappeared. Hansenâs report to the church had also been discovered, so the guards gathered their people and caused trouble to their family.
âHansenâs son died. He was beaten alive and sent to his demise, while his daughter was disfigured. If they werenât stopped by the villagers around them, the Hansen family couldâve been...
âHowever, their familyâs wealth was then taken away and the entire family fell to such a state. Especially Hansenâs wife, who had some breathing problems when she was young. She used to be fine when they were still rich, but she doesnât have any money to buy medicine now. If this continues, Iâm afraid...
âIn the past, theyâd give a lot of presents to âGodâ every Christmas when they were rich, but now...â
Davis quietly listened to the village chief describe what happened to Hansen.
He took out the note in his arms and slowly searched for it.
As expected, he quickly found the Hansen familyâs name.
However, the message on it was, âShallow believers, almost faithlessâ. They used to be fanatics.n/ô/vel/b//in dot c//om
âHeh...â
Davis sneered.
Soon, the village chief brought him to the next house.
The situation of this family was similar. They used to be middle-class, but they were persecuted by the mayor and became poor...
When evening finally came, Davis understood the situation there and was brought by the village chief to the square at the center of the village.
Davis and Henry stood on a prominent rock in the middle and looked at the people standing around them.
There were men, women, the elderly, and the young. Some of them were red-faced and some looked sick. People of every condition and expression were there.
Hansenâs family came wearing thick raincoats. Since they had no extra clothes, the only thing they could do was wear like that in order to make themselves more presentable.
Hansen was wearing old but clean clothes, holding his wife next to him. He looked worriedly at his wife, who was coughing continuously.
Davis suddenly recalled something. Before he came to Paradise Island, Gabriel and the others told him that each kind of believer received different blessings. The fanatics got the best resources while the shallow believers would only receive the radiance of the holy light.
It was to ensure that the fanatics continued to keep their faith, while the shallow believers could see what those with stronger faith received and slowly begin having more faith in God!
The more they worshipped the authority of God, the purer their faith would be, and the more dedicated they would be to God...
That was the only way the glory of God could spread to more places...
...
After seeing those believers who had fallen from fanatics to shallow believers because of the mayor and the church, he really wanted to ask: Could it be that the believers who had not given up their faith despite being persecuted by the church were not worthy of being called fanatics?
Was such a firm belief still worthy of suspicion? Wasnât such a belief much firmer, more valuable, and much more...
He felt that he was beginning to understand why the belief in the devil had not been completely eradicated.
âCough, cough, cough.â
Suddenly, a cough interrupted his thoughts. He looked up and saw that it was Hansenâs wife.
His gaze flickered and he found that necrosis was beginning to form on her body. The disease was rapidly spreading, and judging from the trend of things, it was likely that she did not have much time left.
In Davisâs eyes, dealing with the disease was very simple as he only needed to use a high-level healing spell. However, it was not in accordance with the relevant rules.
According to the rules, these âshallow believersâ could only be illuminated by the holy light. Only the senior believers among the fanatics were eligible to receive high-level divine spells.
Using it without permission would definitely get him noticed. It was contrary to his developmental goals, which was to get stronger while laying low.
In the end, Davis did not intend to go against the orders of the mighty seraphim. He simply illuminated the holy light over those poor peopleâs bodies, although he did extend the duration slightly.
All of a sudden however, he felt Henry staring at him from behind.
He eventually changed his mind and cast a holy light healing spell on Hansenâs wife.
A holy light healing spell that was far beyond a little angelâs normal level, but it was not that outrageously strong either.
Henry was also very surprised when he saw Davisâs skilled and powerful holy light healing spell.
âDavis, Your holy light healing spell is really amazing! And youâre really kind. You actually went against the seraphimâs orders when you saw this poor lady. But donât worry, I wonât tell anyone...â
Hearing Henryâs words, Davis laughed softly in his heart. âIâm a devil thatâs good at disguising myself! Isnât a pure and kind little angel supposed to do something when it sees suffering?â
In fact, Davisâs biggest goal for the time being was to ensure that his identity would not be exposed in the city of angels.
Anything else would have to wait until he was truly strong and powerful before they could be considered.
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