(Another month. At the start of the month, asking for votes, subscriptions, clicks, recommendations, bookmarks, and tips is fine, right? I didn't dare ask yesterday because I was afraid you wouldn't believe me... Fine, I admit it, I forgot to check the calendar yesterday.)
We had already explained the situation with our whole group. Eva and Lei were now the only two people on Azure Star who knew these secrets. One look at their expressions told us that such revelations were not easy to accept, so 123 had the grandfather and grandson step aside to sort out their thoughts and wait for that poor pope to arrive—Eva had called to check just now, and the pope was still stuck on Fourth Ring Road like a grandson.
"Why does this temple look like it just went through a war?" As our group gathered around to chat, Yiersen naturally turned his attention to his own temple first. He immediately noticed the messy state of the place, the Bible still lying out on the pulpit, and the not-too-small hole above the temple doors. He asked in confusion.
I casually poked Ding Dang, who was sprawled on her back across my shoulder taking a nap, startling the little thing awake. "With this little troublemaker charging ahead, did you seriously expect your temple to stay intact? Let me tell you, the first thing she did after coming out was gulp down all the holy water on the pulpit, then tear through the temple. That hole in the door is nothing. Wait until you go outside and see the God of War Statue in front of the steps—it got its head blown off."
Yiersen's expression froze. He tugged at the corners of his mouth and gave a foolish little laugh. "Heh heh... That is the captain's