Chapter 3376 Main Mission

After reading the description of Main Mission 4, a flash of realization flashed in Luigi's eyes.

The descriptions of Main Mission 4 and Main Mission 2 are almost identical.

It's just that Main Mission 4 has an additional "waiting" link. The rest is the same as Main Mission 2. You need to talk to Uriel, and the choices you make during the conversation will affect the next copy path.

Regardless of just talking to Uriel, it sounds simple.

But in Luigi's opinion, this conversation task is probably more difficult than the seat reservation assessment.

Because the reserved seat assessment is a straight road, and there will indeed be bumps in the middle, but these bumps can be solved. As long as the bumps are overcome, the road ahead will be smooth...

At least, you won't go astray.

But talking to Uriel is different. Every word you say will refresh Uriel's judgment of you.

What the final direction of the dungeon will be depends on how Uriel sees you in the end...or in other words, the choices you make during the dialogue will lead to a very different path in the dungeon.

In short, talking to Uriel is standing at the beginning of a road with countless forks, and Luigi needs to constantly make choices. And every choice he makes will lead him to a different path.

These forks in the road may not all be the right path, most of them are wrong paths.

If you want to reach the final destination all the way, you must choose the wrong path from beginning to end, otherwise, your journey will be in vain.

And, there is only one chance.

There is no possibility of trial and error at all.

So, in Luigi's opinion, talking is really not simple...

However, Angel outside the attic, after hearing Luigi's long sigh, said indifferently: "As long as your goal remains unchanged and you keep moving towards this goal, then you don't have to worry about the so-called choice, because your Your heart will help you find the right answer.”

Luigi was silent for a while, then nodded slightly: "You're right."

Why did Luigi come to the Uriel copy?

Because the clown at Cirque du Soleil told him that there was the stage he wanted.

Why does Luigi keep playing in front of Uriel, competing for the top three spots?

Because Uriel told him that if he wanted to go to the "dream stage", he must get the top three seats in the Imperial Music Orchestra.

That's right, Luigi has only one goal: to reach the stage of his dreams.

Uriel doesn’t want to go, and the chief of the Imperial Music Ensemble doesn’t want to go, so let him go!

He longs for the stage and he longs to perform.

For such a stage, in order to gain more audience recognition, he came to the Uriel copy, and he has been entangled with Uriel to this day.

As long as he remains committed to this goal, no matter how difficult the choice is or how many forks in the road there are, it will not affect the overall situation.

But then again, he had already made his attitude clear to Uriel during the main mission 2. Between the "dazzling stage" and the "dream stage", he chose the "dream stage".

It was for this reason that Uriel asked him to compete for the top three seats and gave him the "Letter of Recommendation from the Chief of the Imperial Music Ensemble".

We had already said what needed to be said then, so why do we need to talk now? Moreover, the content of the conversation will still affect the copy process...

what is going on?

What exactly is the conversation in Main Mission 4?

Luigi is very confused in his heart, but he can only put it aside for now. After all, Uriel has not returned yet, nor has he entered the "dream" state. He can only wait for the next time he sees Uriel before exploring again.

…

Far away in space and time.

Great Ottoman Empire, Auroville, night.

At the end of the song, Uriel's head lay on the eucalyptus, and sweat continued to flow down, leaving a wet mark on the walnut eucalyptus board.

"If it were placed on the reserved seats, this piece of music would be at least in the first three seats...and the chief would definitely like it." Uriel's eyes flickered and he murmured in a low voice.

"It's just that everything is a dream."

"There is no reservation for the harp player, and there is no music..."

Uriel muttered a few words, but at this moment, he suddenly thought of something: "If it was really a dream, why could I reproduce this piece of music? The style of this piece of music is completely the same as the style I am familiar with. Very different. If it hadn’t been for this dream, I would never have heard this style of music in my life..."

"Moreover, I can hear different music every day these days, with completely different styles... Why is this?"

"Is it really a dream?"

"Or is it that somewhere far away, someone is playing this piece of music?"

"But even so, why would I hear it?"

Uriel slowly sat up straight, and an image flashed in his mind...soft eyebrows, long golden hair.

This is his partner.

He was also a protester who died under the oppression of the church.

"Is it...you?" Uriel asked softly into the air.

Of course, the air couldn't answer him, but Uriel's eyes were confused and he continued: "Why do you want me to hear these music? You should know that after you leave, I will never push away the art palace. The door..."

"You clearly know that my dreams and my future will die when you leave."

"But why do you let me hear this again?"

"Do you want me not to go on like this, or do you want me to go...there?"

Uriel muttered to himself, his eyes becoming more and more confused. Suddenly, the deceased seemed to be standing beside him... Even the cold air was filled with the warmth of the deceased.

wrong!

There is really someone beside him! This temperature is not fake!

Uriel woke up suddenly and opened his eyes.

When he saw the figure beside him clearly, Uriel's eyes slowly became calm.

Indeed, there was one more person beside him, but this person was not an old friend, but an old man with vigor and vitality. He was dressed very neatly, in a suit and leather shoes. Even though he had a head full of white hair, he did not have the slightest trace of old age, and even looked more energetic than Uriel.

"You... why are you here?" Uriel lowered his eyes and asked softly.

From his tone, it can be known that the visitor must be his acquaintance.

This is indeed the case. The visitor is the housekeeper Cha, who is closest to him and has watched him grow up since he was a child. However, since he took off the responsibility of the music group and was kicked out of the house by his father, he rarely saw the housekeeper Cha again.

However, although Uriel did not see the housekeeper Cha directly, he knew that he would often come here and bring him daily necessities.

He would also secretly put some pocket money in his drawer.

Butler Cha would leave a message saying that this was given to him by his father... But Uriel knew that his father cared about his reputation. He would not take himself seriously even if he was a blood relative without the title of the Imperial Music Group.

The so-called pocket money was mostly from Butler Cha's own subsidies and what the chief gave him.

Uriel had great respect for this butler who had loved him since he was a child. Even if he broke into the house in the middle of the night and ran to the attic bedroom, he would not dare to do anything rash...

"I'm not breaking into the house." Butler Cha knew Uriel too well. Uriel guessed his thoughts with a turn of his eyes: "I just passed by here and found that your door was not closed, so I thought about closing it for you."

However, when he came to the yard and was about to close the door, Butler Cha heard the sound of the piano from the attic.

The fierce notes were like a sharp knife tearing through the night and inserted into the flame furnace.

Butler Cha listened unconsciously and even heard the hidden meaning of this piano piece... Dissatisfied with religion, he would rather burn jade and stone together than play this sad song.

Butler Cha knew very well why Uriel quit the music group and why he was depressed in this shabby house. Everything was due to his departure.

And his departure was caused by the Glorious Church.

So, the sad song that Uriel played in the middle of the night was actually a tribute to him?

Butler Cha felt sorry for Uriel's experience, but also felt a little happy... Since leaving the music group, Uriel rarely touched the piano. When he came a few days ago, the piano was even covered with dust.

It seems that Uriel has completely abandoned his identity as a musician.

Now, Uriel has played the piano again. Even though the sound of the piano is full of indignation, Butler Cha thinks this is a good start.

Maybe Uriel has already planned to get out of his decadent life?

Butler Cha unconsciously came to the attic, wanting to have a long talk with Uriel.

But when he saw Uriel's evasive eyes, he knew that Uriel had not yet walked out of the shadow...

Talking to him about anything now would not have a good result, but might cause Uriel to rebel.

Alas, it was really helpless. This youth rebellion was delayed for more than 20 years...

Butler Cha shook his head and lamented his own difficulties in his heart. The young master had never rebelled when he was young, but he did not expect that he would rebel in middle age.

Perhaps because he had been suppressed for most of his life, this rebellion was more serious.

He refused to bow his head and even refused to go home.

As a butler who had watched him grow up since he was a child, all he could do was... tolerance.

If even he did not tolerate Uriel, who would tolerate him?

Housekeeper Cha shook his head, skillfully gathered up the dirty clothes on the bed, and whispered: "If you want to practice the piano, practice during the day. You are not afraid of disturbing people around you in the middle of the night."

"No one lives nearby." Uriel subconsciously retorted: The nearest neighbor is the house of the crying woman just now. She is not asleep, so it is impossible to disturb her.

"The point is not to disturb people, but to sleep at night and do business during the day." Housekeeper Cha quickly put away the dirty clothes and tidied the quilt.

"The quilt is full of alcohol. Just sleep on it today. I will come to change your bed during the day."

Uriel wanted to refuse, but he knew that even if he refused, Housekeeper Cha would not listen. He was not negotiating, but notifying.

Thinking of this, Uriel sighed deeply and said nothing.

Housekeeper Cha picked up the dirty clothes: "I will take these dirty clothes and the pile on the sofa on the first floor back first, and send them to you after washing."

Uriel did not reply, but curled his lips and said: "You haven't slept yet, and you are still running around outside. It's very dangerous at night."

The first half of the sentence was a complaint, but Housekeeper Cha knew that the complaint was just a statement, and the second half was the key.

Housekeeper Cha: "I'm not alone, there are guards outside."

"Guards?" Uriel was stunned for a moment, walked to the window and looked down.

Sure enough, outside his yard, there was a team of carriages parked, and beside the carriages stood not only a team of guards, but also a priest in white robes.

The priest seemed to notice Uriel's sight and looked up.

When he saw Uriel's face, the priest smiled and waved to him: "Long time no see... You play well, and your skills have not regressed at all."

Uriel snorted coldly and dropped the curtains.

The priest below was his playmate for many years, and now he is a white-robed priest of the Glorious Church.

He didn't believe that the other party couldn't hear the rebellion in his piano music...

However, even if he could hear it, it didn't matter. His old friend seemed to be pious to God, but it was just a superficial effort. As long as there was no substantial action, he would not care about any "anti-religious" behavior at all.

"Why is he following you?" Uriel asked in confusion.

Uriel knew his old friend's character too well. He was lazy, undisciplined, and lacked ambition. Even his laziness was worse than his current situation. The only difference was that when he was lazy, he would tidy up his image, while when Uriel was decadent, he was completely unkempt.

Therefore, when Uriel saw him appear next to the motorcade, he felt confused.

"He went to see the master." Butler Cha took an oily handkerchief and wiped the piano carefully.

"Looking for father?" Uriel frowned: "What happened?"

Butler Cha: "Nothing serious, it seems that he wants to borrow some guards. He plans to go to Wandeng Port to pick up a divine warrior to return to the glorious temple."

Butler Cha's words are obscure, but to put it bluntly: Wandeng Port, hundreds of miles away from Dawn City, a divine warrior died and needs to be taken back to Dawn City for divine burial.

Uriel: "It's not difficult to go to Wandeng Port. You can just go down the Troubles River. Why do you have to ask your father to borrow the guards?"

Butler Cha looked at Uriel helplessly: "You, you, since you came here, you don't care about the outside world at all."

Uriel: "???"

"I remember I subscribed a newspaper for you. You should have the newspapers from the past few days here, right?"

Uriel hesitated and said: "It should be. If it's not here, I may have lit the liquor..."

Butler Cha wiped the piano and put away the piano oil: "Wait a minute, I'll go downstairs to look for it."

Not long after, Butler Cha came up from downstairs with a wrinkled newspaper in his hand.

"Just this page, you can read it yourself." Butler Cha pointed to the title of the newspaper, then waved his hand: "I'll leave first. It's not a big deal to keep others waiting. I'll come back during the day."

"Remember to go to bed early after reading."

Butler Cha's voice, accompanied by the sound of the carriage moving away outside, gradually disappeared in the evening breeze.

After Butler Cha left completely, Uriel lay down on the clean bed and picked up the Dawn Morning Post.

The page that Butler Cha pointed to before had three news items in total.

"Due to the war in the east, the middle and lower sections of the Troubles River are blocked in advance and will be unblocked in the spring of next year" This is the primary news item on this page.

"Forty thieves have recently appeared on the northern branch of the road from Dawn City to Wandeng Port, please pay attention to it" This is the secondary news item.

Combining these two news items, Uriel roughly understood the situation.

The Troubles River was blocked, so it was unlikely to go downstream to Wandeng Port.

The water route was not possible, so the only way was by land.

The closest route to Wandeng Port from land was the northern branch road, which was a trade route, and the most familiar one was his own guards.

In addition, there were bandits on the northern branch road again, so he wanted to go to Wandeng Port and ask his father's guards to escort him, which made sense.

Uriel originally thought there was something big going on, but it was just these little things.

He shook his head and glanced at the last piece of news: "The swamp forest near the southern branch road of Dawn City is foggy and seems to be haunted by evil spirits."

"Gods and ghosts, it must be another gimmick of the Glorious Church."

It's nothing more than gaining faith by intimidating the lower-class people.

It's really boring.

Uriel put the newspaper aside.

Perhaps it was because of the hard work of playing the piano before, and he was sweating again. Now he just felt inexplicably tired... Maybe, he should sleep a little longer?

Thinking of this, Uriel's body slowly slid into the quilt. The warm quilt was like some kind of seal, bringing him into a sweet dream...