Chapter 150: Gentlemen (Please Collect and Recommend)

Steve and Diana were secretly arranged by Sir Patrick to enter Westminster Abbey, which can be said to be one of the symbols of the United Kingdom. After its completion, it hosted major ceremonies such as the king's coronation, royal weddings, and state funerals. All previous monarchs and some great men were buried in Westminster Abbey. It can be said that Westminster Abbey is a stone history book of the British royal family. Diana visited it when she first came to London.

After Sir Patrick handed them over to an Anglican priest, he left directly without any stop.

Then the Anglican priest took Diana and the two into the interior of Westminster Abbey. During this period, the priest, like Sir Patrick, kept silent and had no communication with them throughout the whole process.

Such a weird atmosphere made Diana, a warrior, a little uncomfortable. She was a warrior, not an agent or a spy. She didn't like this mysterious and secretive style of doing things. So on the way, Diana wanted to communicate with the priest several times, but was stopped by Steve.

Steve himself is a spy and is quite familiar with secret work. He knows that since the headquarters will go to great lengths to transfer them back from the front line and then bring them here secretly, there must be a very confidential mission. For such a mission, confidentiality will naturally be very strict. Instead of asking questions here, it is better to let things take their course and wait until they know it.

Westminster Abbey is very large, so large that Diana and her friends walked for ten minutes and still did not reach their destination.

Finally, Diana could not help it and whispered to Steve: "Steve, what do they want us to do?"

Steve looked ahead a little embarrassedly and found that the priest who led the way did not notice them. Then he whispered to Diana: "Hey, Diana, can't you wait and talk? This is very rude."

Steve was also a little helpless about Diana's personality. Although Diana is now dressed maturely, intellectually and charmingly, her personality is actually quite simple, even a little childish. Usually, Steve likes Diana's personality very much. After all, in this turbulent world, few people can maintain their original innocence.

But sometimes, he was extremely troubled. For example, Diana's values ​​were very different from theirs. Steve was a spy, so he naturally couldn't be a great and glorious figure. As secret workers, their daily lives were about exchanging interests, lies, and betrayal. In short, everything he did was for the benefit of the country, and personal ideas of good and evil were irrelevant.

But Diana was different. She always adhered to the purest concept of good and evil.

She would not do anything that violated her dignity as a soldier just to strike the enemy, nor would she ignore the most basic concept of good and evil just because of the need for interests.

Such people were extremely rare on the battlefield.

Steve always believed that both sides of the war were beasts, and they wanted nothing more than victory. But Diana always believed that a soldier was a soldier. They could go to the battlefield for honor, but they could never abandon the dignity and principles of a soldier for victory.

In short, they worked together for almost three months. Although the cooperation was generally smooth, there were constant conflicts in many aspects. This was not a personal grudge, but a collision of two values.

However, despite this, Steve still likes this girl from the bottom of his heart, and he also admires her straightforwardness and innocence. Because there are very few people like her in this world.

"Well... I just hope we can complete this damn mission quickly. We need to return to the battlefield quickly. I can feel that we are getting closer and closer to Ares. Maybe as long as we catch that Ludendorff, we can find Ares!"

The reason why Diana left her hometown, Paradise Island, was to hunt down the last god of Olympus, the God of War Ares! Diana always believed that it was because of the God of War Ares that this unprecedented war broke out. As long as he is caught or killed, then this world that has been dragged into the quagmire of war can be saved.

"Okay, okay, we will go back as soon as possible. Be patient, Diana."

Steve said a little perfunctorily. Although it was Steve who brought Diana out of Paradise Island and he had seen the magic of that island, he was still skeptical about the so-called God of War Ares, and he didn't believe that it was the God of War Ares that caused the outbreak of this war.

This is obviously the Germans' fault! Ares, the god of war, is obviously Greek...

However, since Paradise Island and Diana insisted on this, he didn't seem to need to correct this. After all, they regarded the Germans as the god of war, Ares, which was not bad. The enemy of my enemy is my friend.

Although Steve is an American, he is still very familiar with the British.

As they talked, they arrived at their destination.

They came to the Catholic Benedictine Monastery on the south side of the church. It was a square courtyard surrounded by open arcades, and there were many ancillary buildings around the arcades. In addition, there was a treasury hall and an underground chapel on the southeast side of the monastery courtyard. Their goal was the underground chapel.

This is a rectangular hall, now a monastery museum, which displays statues of kings, queens and nobles placed in uncovered coffins during funerals for people to pay tribute.

When they arrived here, they found that someone was already waiting in the chapel of the chapel.

There were four people in total, three men and one woman. Among the three men, there was an old man with white hair and beard, a middle-aged man with a big beard like an Indian, and a well-dressed gentleman. The last woman was the most conspicuous. Although she was wearing a widow's outfit and even her face was covered by a black veil, these still couldn't hide her amazing charm.

However, Steve didn't care about the woman at this time. He just stared at the old gentleman with white hair and beard, with disbelief on his face.

"This is impossible... This... Impossible, how could it be?"

Steve's gaffe quickly attracted the attention of others, but what was interesting was that these people smiled friendly when they saw Steve, as if they saw an acquaintance.

This was indeed the case.

The well-dressed middle-aged gentleman smiled immediately after seeing Steve: "Captain Nemo, you lose. Our amazing boy didn't draw his gun as soon as he came in! You owe me twenty pounds now."

The Indian, known as Captain Nemo, didn't care about the gentleman's teasing, but greeted Steve politely.

"See you again, amazing boy."

Although in this era, the West generally looked down on Indians, thinking that they were ignorant and backward. But the Captain Nemo in front of him was different. This man seemed old-fashioned, polite and arrogant, very much like a British gentleman. His firm and calm eyes seemed to reflect profound thoughts. His upright posture made him look extremely tall and oppressive at his height of 1.7 meters. Even if he greeted Steve kindly, the overwhelming force could not be concealed.

Steve seemed more rude. He didn't look at Nemo, but still stared at the old gentleman closely.