Chapter 177
On the Backlund subway.
Klein opened the local newspaper he had just bought and was soon drawn to one of the reports.
After reading the report about Hobart winning the case, he fell silent for a long time. He had not expected Hobart to have such a side to him.
This made Klein trust Hobart a little more. A "Believer" of the "Creator" often represented the "Creator's" intentions.
Since Hobart was willing to defend disadvantaged workers, it at least suggested from another angle that the "Creator" was not an evil god like the True Creator.
However, Klein still had no plans to immediately contact Hobart, who was also in Backlund. He needed some peace and quiet. He needed to think carefully about what his next step should be.
When Hobart woke up, he saw a light rain pattering against the window.
It seemed to be the first autumn rain. People on the streets had already put on overcoats and jackets.
After going downstairs to eat the breakfast Fors had left for him and clearing away the dishes, Hobart had just returned to the bedroom when he heard Elliot's prayer.
He gave a wry smile. Hobart could take the day off today, but the "Creator" still had to remain open for business.
Arriving in the Country of Disorder, he found that Elliot was indeed praying. Elliot had already made the necessary preparations.
Hobart extended his spirituality and saw the altar Elliot had prepared, as well as a young woman sitting before it with disheveled hair and somewhat untidy clothes.
Judging by the madness in the young woman's expression and eyes, she was presumably Elliot's sister.
After Elliot finished praying, he went to soothe his sister, persuading her to sit obediently on the chair.
Hobart first used the method