Type-Moon, a human love simulator

Chapter 29 My Kindness, Travels Throughout Heaven and Earth
Just when Kelar took action and used thunderous means to educate the stubborn Ansa people...

Altria had been following behind Kelar. She looked at him in shock as he moved into an empty space, wielding that inhuman and terrifying power.

No one could withstand a light blow from Kelar, and no matter how powerful the weapon was, it could not pierce his thin leather armor.

Every time he took a step, ten or a hundred people fell to the ground, like the wind blowing through a wheat field. Under the raging gale, all the wheat seedlings had to bend down to save their lives.

Confucius, the ancient Confucian saint, wanted to practice the great way of "benevolence" during the Spring and Autumn Period when rituals and music were in decline. At that time, there were disputes among nations and thieves were rampant. Confucius taught the principles of physics, and the Chinese people began to understand the essence of benevolence.

The so-called benevolence means that I have the ability to kill you, but I do not kill you. Instead, I explain the correct principles to you and educate you patiently, not for anything else, but simply because I am a benevolent gentleman.

But if Confucius did not have such terrifying martial arts skills, his teachings would not even be able to spread beyond the State of Lu. Almost all the philosophers in the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period had powerful private armed forces, and even the princes had to take seriously the power of the various schools of thought.

Altria witnessed all of this, and she had an epiphany in her heart—

The prerequisite for promoting truth is the use of force!
Having no sword in your hand and having a sword but not using it are two completely different things!

On the other side, Hengist was running very fast with the confused Horsa, fearing that if he slowed down a little, he would be caught up by Kelar.

"Brother, what are you doing?"

Horsa was hurt by Hengist's brute force, but fortunately, as brothers for decades, they still had some tacit understanding with each other. When Hengist suddenly pulled him, Horsa did not subconsciously struggle or resist, but tried his best to follow Hengist's force.

"No time to explain, let's go!" Hengist said with lingering fear: "We failed, we failed, the Celts have given birth to a monster again!"

"Fortunately, I had a backup plan and arranged for my most trusted adopted son, Nimed, to guard the ship."

Hengist was very fortunate. Since Kelar had used the tactic of burning ships and cutting off the retreat several times, Hengist was very cautious and sent his most loyal adopted son Nimed to guard the ships.

I thought it was just a casual move, and one that would never be used.

He had 70,000 men, and even one foot from each of them was enough to flatten the entire Maple Ridge. What he needed to consider was the challenge from the Celtics that the Ansa would face after the founding of their nation, not the retreat after defeat.

But he never expected that this backup plan would actually work.

Now, they just need to get on the boat and leave that monster Kelar.

"Why is this happening? I have 70,000 people, so why is my first reaction to run away?"

Hengist was filled with pain, for he had already anticipated his own miserable end.

After such a tragic defeat, neither the Bhikkhu King Vortigern nor the opponents within the Ansa people who were suppressed by him would let him go.

But Hengist did not go against his intuition and conscience. Even though he knew the consequences of this failed escape, he still wanted to stay alive.

As long as he is alive, there is hope. At worst, he can give his daughter and all his treasures to Vortigern, and then instigate a war between Vortigern and King Uther. As long as a full-scale war is launched against the Celts, Vortigern cannot do without the Ansas and Hengist!
As long as you are alive, there is always a chance to make a comeback.
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Kelar's fierce attack was like that of a tiger, but even under such a fierce attack, the resistance of the Ansa people was still weak and almost non-existent. Kelar's past forgiveness and education were not meaningless. Today, the Ansa people have entered a de facto state of division.

Under Kelar's attack, some people firmly believed that he was a "righteous man", put down their weapons and began to pray to Kelar earnestly, asking for his forgiveness, while others saw Kelar's inhuman distortion with their own eyes and believed that they must not surrender...

But Kelar ignored it and continued to indiscriminately attack those Angus who dared not surrender and harbored evil intentions towards him.

No one can escape the teachings of the saints.

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As Hengist was about to run out of the forest and return to the seaside, he suddenly woke up and said, "I know, it turns out... it's 'distortion'!"

"Phew~ It should be fine, let's go!" Hengist said to Horsa in shock, "We have all been tricked by Vortigern. Kelar is not a weak and incompetent fool, he is a monster who can force his will to override others!"

Whether Kelar chooses to do good or evil, it is a choice he makes with his absolute self-will, and no one can go against it.

It was he who chose goodness himself, not someone else who forced goodness on him.

"In a sense, he is the same monster as Vortigern, except that he practices so-called 'forgiveness', while Vortigern terrorizes Britain with tyranny and terror..."

As the leader of the Onsa who had served Vortigern for more than ten years, Hengist could not help but compare the two strongest "monsters" he knew.

Their wills are so different that they are bound to be enemies, but they are not without similarities.

Just like Vortigern - whether Kelar's will is good or evil, these mortals have no room to refuse.

Whether the Ansa people wanted to accept this "goodwill" or not, they had to accept it.

Just as the Ansa people had to go to war under Vortigern's will, regardless of whether they were willing or not.

After this conversation, Hengist finally understood where the sense of disharmony came from.

Before meeting Kelar, even Hengist and Horsa admitted that Kelar's actions were completely those of a "righteous man". He was an impeccable good man, and his kindness and love were even to the extent that they would be recorded in the Bible.

But after actually meeting him, I realized the distortion in Kelar. His forgiveness and teaching were entirely based on his inherent possessiveness and desire for control over life.

He would not allow anyone, not even himself, to deprive others of their lives. It was this disharmony between fantasy and reality that caused Hengist's sense of disharmony.

I thought he was a saint, but he was actually a 'dragon guarding treasure'.

He wants to raise humans?

Absurd thoughts suddenly popped up in Hengist's mind. He was no longer in the mood to think about these problems. He just wanted to escape.

For some reason, Hengist suddenly understood King Uther. He understood why King Uther was so heartbroken after being defeated by Vortigern just once and why he no longer had the courage to fight against Vortigern.

When faced with such a twisted monster, normal people must stay away from it as far as possible. This is due to people's instinctive desire to survive.

As long as he could return alive this time, he would never set foot in Maple Ridge again… No, Kent would never step into Maple Ridge even half a step. Until Kelar’s ​​death, he would stay away from the Celtics to avoid a head-on encounter with this powerful monster.

Just as he was thinking about it, he saw a fire rising into the sky at the sea not far away. The pirate ships that were originally connected together on the sea had turned into a raging sea of ​​fire. All the ships were burning, and Nimed had disappeared.

Hengist felt a sweet taste in his throat and almost vomited blood. He roared, "Ni! Mei! De! What on earth did you do?"

At this time, Nimed appeared from nowhere, with fear and hesitation on his face. He said with a sad face: "My dear father..."

"Shut up!" Hengist's face became twisted and ferocious, as if he had found an outlet. He slapped Nimed's face, and a large area of ​​it swelled up instantly: "Beast, what did you do?"

“Chief! I didn’t expect that when they saw Kelar coming, they all turned against us…”

Nimed covered his swollen face and cried in a sharp voice: "I had no time to stop them. They almost killed me!"

They seemed to be talking a little too loudly, and suddenly a shout was heard: "Found it, Nimed is here!"

(End of this chapter)