Refined in an Instant (@God Doesn't Want to Go Down to Earth-Great Master Certification (2/2))
Mu Hongyuan stopped in his tracks, Count Sam was overjoyed, about to get up.
She slowly turned around, revealing her bright eyes hidden behind the black veil, which swept over Count Sam.
In that instant, Count Sam seemed to see beauty itself in the world.
A person standing there, just standing there, is beauty. All those poems and songs, the angels and Saints he had heard about in the descriptions of the Church, and the arias he had heard in the opera house in the Imperial Capital when he was young—all those things he thought were the most beautiful in the world... were crushed into dust!
What a beautiful person she was! She was more beautiful than the Holy Light; words could never describe her beauty!
Mu Hongyuan looked at Count Sam, who had been instantly turned into a dog, and was somewhat speechless.
Although she takes the route of charm and has met many powerful people, it is rare to see someone so purely lustful.
After tidying up his clothes, Mu Hongyuan slowly walked towards a small inn on the edge of town.
Ansen was pale, somewhat regretting not adding any lines about regaining his strength to the ending of the third book of Fairy Tales.
Using Fairy Tale Sanction Luosu came at a much higher price than expected. While waiting for the effects to take effect and brainstorming ideas for the fourth volume of Fairy Tales, Luo Su suffered considerable backlash. It seems that Luo Su's original plan at the Empire Academy of Sciences of Sciences was quite successful, but unfortunately, he encountered Luo Su himself.
He wasn't afraid of Luosu's retaliation; after all, Fairy Tales usually end with everyone hating the villain, and as long as the other party could take care of himself, that was enough.
Holding his ink brush, Ansen had just come up with a brilliant idea and was about to write it down, suddenly turned his head and looked at the door.
Just hearing footsteps was enough to easily conjure up an image of a woman standing in front of his door, gently knocking.
Ansen decisively stepped forward and opened the door.
The door opened, and a woman whose face was mostly covered by a black veil slowly walked in. She glanced at him with a somewhat solemn look, then found a slightly higher chair and sat down gracefully.
"So, Mrs. Hanberg, am I right?"
Unexpectedly, Ansen took the initiative to ask.
Mu Hongyuan adjusted his posture, as if he was a little restless. His fingers rested on the armrest of the chair, and he tapped them anxiously a few times, then stopped as if he suddenly realized something.
"Hmm... what you said is correct." She paused, as if hesitating whether to continue. "I just received news that an otherworldly visitor named 'Luosu' launched a terrorist attack in the Imperial Capital, but has now been killed by the Tribunal."
Ansen chuckled, a look of utter surprise on his face. "This person was one of the more high-profile among this group of visitors from another world, which is why he died such a tragic death."
He had met Mrs. Hanberg shortly after entering the town. For some reason, the two had bumped into each other, and Mrs. Hanberg had even asked him where he was Knight from.
Ansen, who was easygoing by nature, was more cautious this time and did some background checks, even taking notes from a few passersby. He found that she was indeed a local, so he calmly told the lady about his background, but was met with silence and skepticism.
"So, what's the point of telling me all this?" Mrs. Hanberg asked somewhat warily after sitting and thinking for a while.
"What are you pretending for? You came here because you've sensed a major upheaval in the era and the empire, and you want to get information from me or even form a cooperation agreement, right?"
Ansen smiled and stated the other party's purpose directly, while picking up a stack of papers from the desk.
"Here are some simple Fairy Tales. I hope you will pass them on to the Imperial Capital, and to places even further. I know your family Imperial Capital."
The nobles of the three small towns were all useless; none of them Imperial Capital, only some distant relatives with weak blood ties. Although that was the norm, it was rare for someone like Hanberg, whose family left the Imperial Capital to develop their career after her husband's death.
He had to increase the reach of the Fairy Tales. The reason why such a simple Fairy Tale as the third book had such a huge impact was because it involved important figures at the level of bishops.
To become Saint Son of the [Church], one must rise above the heads of a group of [Bishops] Awakened. Not only are there so many powerful individuals, but there are also dioceses in the twenty-eight provinces, nobles who are subordinate to the Church, and a large number of Awakened.
Not to mention, the twelve Red Bishop wouldn't abandon the position of the Saint Son; it's a very tricky position, and they would have to share the cost and spread the Fairy Tale.
Spread the Fairy Tale to every corner of the empire, to the ears of the bishops, to the ears of the Judgment Knight, to the ears of the commoners, slaves, workers, soldiers...
Thinking of this, Ansen suddenly paused.
"I should first anchor my fate as Awakened; how could Awakened become Saint Son...?"
Ignoring Ansen's dazed expression, Mu Hongyuan took the half-finished Fairy Tale from his hand and began to quickly flip through it.
An optimistic traveler Ansen Anson arrived in the Imperial Capital of this country. Faced with the country's corruption and darkness, he sighed in disappointment and drew his sword.
After a fierce battle, Ansen defeated several enemies and revealed his true identity—he was actually the Saint Son the [Church], hidden for many years. Having traveled extensively, he witnessed the hidden darkness within the empire, dealt with countless greedy nobles, and brought justice and happiness to the people...
This is a long Fairy Tale that is only half-written. Mu Hongyuan looked at the Fairy Tale and didn't know how to evaluate it for a moment.
From a realistic perspective, it's just a rambling account filled with wishful thinking, but it has to be admitted that it is indeed very Fairy Tale.
Fairy Tales don't need reality; they only need "the prince and princess lived happily ever after." It's just that they're a bit longer, and Mu Hongyuan's uninteresting adult perspective adds more illogicality to them.
"Well? You've already guessed my ability: Overwrite Reality. This is just the tip of the iceberg."
Ansen snapped out of his daze and walked over to Mu Hongyuan with a smile.
"The era to come is destined to be turbulent and unpredictable, a time of life and Life and Death. If you cooperate with me, I can guarantee your survival."
After speaking, Ansen slowly reached out and removed her veil. The semi-transparent black veil slipped down, revealing her true face.
Ansen held his breath for a moment.
His eyes widened, his pupils becoming even deeper and sharper, and some words were brewing in his mouth but he couldn't say them.
"Holy crap." He finally uttered a complete word, "She's so... awesome! Mrs. Hanberg, would you be the Protagonist in my story?!"
"I'm afraid that won't work, I have a child."
"Married women are even better, it's a bonus! They're so beautiful, even if they were men, I'd still like them!"