Chapter 3109 Final Trial (Ⅲ)

"Fate itself... I don't understand what you're talking about."

Joan was a little overwhelmed.

"There are two goddesses of fate in the world of Vales, Syndra and Timothy. Which of these two goddesses do you think is more closely related to your life?" "God's Eye" further hinted.

Neither "Ms. Destiny" nor "Queen of Karma" is an idol that Joan admires, and neither likes nor dislikes. It is difficult to make a choice between the two.

At first, Joan thought of Syndra.

His Majesty the Emperor of the Far East is a voter of "Madam Destiny", and Roland takes special care of him. Could this be Syndra's instruction to his voters?

But then he thought again that in the New World, Timothy Church was the mainstream. The relatives and friends around him worship the "Queen of Karma" far more than the followers of Syndra.

Besides, before he met Roland, he had already met Timothy's pastor Rebecca, and Timothy's paladin George Vasa.

Joan then thought that Rebecca's father, Sir Custis, was a voter of the "Queen of Karma", and later passed this honor to George Vassar.

The reason why George Vassar was elected as the commander-in-chief of the Continental Army was that his identity as a voter of Timothy played a key role, but his performance on the battlefield did not meet people's expectations for a goddess voter, and he often relied on My little mage helped the Continental Army solve the problem.

Due to certain factors, Joann did not join the army in the early stages of the War of Independence, and he occasionally cast spells behind the scenes.

For example, when George Vasa led the Continental Army to evacuate the city of Midgard, he used the "Mythical Cloud and Mist Technique" to block the river channel. People who didn't know the inside story thought it was Goddess Timothy's miracle to save her chosen people.

Similar situations happened many times later, and they always attracted Timothy's miraculous remarks afterwards, which invisibly pushed up George Vassar's prestige in the army.

Joan was happy to see the success of this, and at the same time found it quite funny. He even regarded hiding behind the scenes to cast spells, deliberately inducing both the enemy and us to suspect that this was a miracle from the "Queen of Karma", as a kind of entertainment.

Looking back now, I realize it was inappropriate.

What she did was somewhat offensive to the gods. Why didn't Timothy not send a revelation, tell the truth to the voters and believers, and convey a warning to herself, but instead acquiesced to all of this and tolerated her own pranks?

Does this show that the "Queen of Karma" is magnanimous?

Judging from the past actions of this goddess, it really doesn't seem like a magnanimous character.

Suspicion is like a lint on clothes, just don't touch it, the more you want to pull out the lint, the more involved you will be.

Joan quickly thought of two more things.

When Sir Custis received the revelation from the "Queen of Karma", he wanted to pass on the ability of voters to the next candidate. In addition to Vasa and Rebecca, the two devout believers of Timothy, and himself, the soy sauce of.

Joan was very puzzled at the time. He was not a believer of Timothy at all, and he was not qualified to inherit the voters. Why did Sir Custis insist on dragging him along to join in the fun?

Also, before Sir Custis died, he transferred the blessings imposed on him by the goddess to Rebecca and him, making them free from the "seal".

As a pastor of Timothy, Rebecca inherited the blessing of the goddess from her father. However, she neither worshiped the Queen of Karma, nor did she say a lot of things that offended Timothy during the theological debate with Rebecca. Can you share the blessings of the Goddess?

This can't be explained by coincidence, can it?

Finally, Joan thought of the only true god he had ever seen in the first half of his life, Hell, the hostess of Hades.

Strange to say, Hull was very friendly to him, and offered to help him detain the soul of the "shepherd", preventing Angel Boda from waking up the "shepherd" with "spiritualism", and looking for the cause of his death and the "spiritual truth". The whereabouts of tears".

What is the reason for the goddess of Hades to do this?

Joan couldn't help but think of a long-standing rumor - Hull and Timothy have a very close relationship, and they may even be different appearances of the same goddess. Isn't this connected again?

A gradually forming idea emerged from Joan's mind, but he was unwilling to admit it anyway, until the "God's Eye" spoke it out for him.

"My child, you have been pursuing the meaning of life all these years, but you have to know that you must first be a person with free will, and then you can talk about the meaning of life."

"If you have no free will from the moment you were born, and you are not even considered a human being at all, but a projection of the goddess of fate in the world, a "sage" with a predetermined mission, to put it bluntly, is just a tool, you still Isn't it ridiculous to pursue some 'meaning of life'?"

"God's Eye" has repeatedly emphasized that this is just a hypothesis, a thought experiment in the mind. However, when Joan actually entered the situation described by the other party, the more he thought about it, the more he felt that this so-called hypothesis might be the truth.

Once Qiao An accepted that he was the incarnation of the "Queen of Karma" projected in the world, many doubts were immediately resolved.

For example, why do I often feel the pain of impermanence, but I cannot believe in religion?

Because he himself has the divinity of the goddess of fate, the god cannot worship himself, let alone other gods.

Why did George Vassar and the Custises treat him differently?

It is likely that he was attracted by the divinity of Timothy emanating from him, just as believers are attracted by prophets.

Why is it that whenever he steps in to help relatives and friends, including George Vassar, people always think it is the miracle of the "Queen of Karma".

In fact, people are right.

Even if negative is positive, positive is positive.

If all of this is true, then it is not difficult for Joan to deduce along this line of thought why Goddess Timothy created such an incarnation of herself.

Because of its own existence, the Colonial Independence Revolution led by George Vasa, an elector of Timothy, was able to win a complete victory in just three years. The demise of the "Brotherhood of Our Lady" and the "Brotherhood of Notre Dame" are also inseparable from myself.

Before Joan Vida was born, the Church of Timothy was nothing more than an underground society in the New World. Today, with the victory of the independent revolution, the Church of Timothy is about to become the mainstream belief in the new republic, and is even expected to become State religion.

The goddess who masters cause and effect in the world has the ability and motivation to play such a beautiful game of chess.

If this is true, Joan, as a tool of the Goddess of Destiny, after completing all the above missions, what is the value of continuing to exist in the world?