Unknown Knight

The five black-robed men saw the villagers' reactions and knew that the deterrence of the "evil spirit" in the wheat field had worked. They became even more excited. The tall black-robed man shouted in a majestic voice:

"Look! Villagers! Look! The evil spirit has attacked your hard work for a year. If the evil spirit is not eliminated, the grain production will decrease, the disease will spread, and poverty will be your lifelong fate.

You will be weak and sick, you will starve, you will be displaced, and you will be plagued by bad luck.

Only by believing in our omniscient and omnipotent Dark God Cult can we eliminate evil spirits, obtain a good harvest, get rid of suffering, live a happy life, and be liberated. "

The tall man in black robe coordinated his breathing, sank his qi into his dantian, spoke coherently and with great momentum, and shouted in a shocking and exaggerated manner, which obviously showed that he had undergone some training and actual combat.

After he finished shouting, the other four black-robed people gathered in front of him, knelt straight down, and then the five of them chanted together:

"Darkness is coming, the world is annihilated, only by believing in my Lord can you gain eternal life..."

The five of them chanted over and over again, their voices in unison and in rhyme, melodious and mysterious, like the sound of Sanskrit falling from the sky.

The medieval fools around had never seen such a scene before, and they were subdued unconsciously. The weak-willed ones couldn't help but kneel down on the spot, humming in their mouths and following the five men's accents.

Aix watched as more and more villagers were brainwashed by them, kneeling down and chanting along. He was not in a hurry and just watched them perform there with a joking look.

When a villager came running over with a bundle of hemp ropes on his shoulder, sweating profusely, Aix brought Niza and Bestur to the five black-robed men who were kneeling on the ground and chanting. He kicked each of them, knocking them all over and saying:

"Alright, alright, you're not going to explain this to everyone until your voice gets hoarse."

The five of them stood up in a panic, and together, they pointed at Aix with the "Six plus One" gesture and shouted:

"Evil spirit! How dare you interrupt the sacred ritual of the Dark God Cult? The Dark God will punish you soon! Kneel down and kowtow to confess your sin!"

Aix smiled contemptuously and said coldly:

"You should take care of yourselves first. Let me ask you, are these circles really made by evil spirits? Could it be that someone with ulterior motives deliberately made them?"

"How is it possible? Such a neat and horrible pattern, what else could it be but the work of evil spirits? If you think you can do it, make one for everyone right now."

The tall man in black robe continued to argue.

Axel found the boy's stubborn and resentful look very funny, so he said nothing to him. He called the village chief and the villager carrying the rope and went to a relatively flat wheat field.

He took the shovel from Niza's hand, thrust it hard into the center of the ground, then tied the rope tightly to the shovel. He asked the village chief to hold the shovel, handed the other end of the rope to the villager holding the rope, and asked him to straighten the 20-meter-long rope, circle it clockwise around the shovel, and trample down the wheat in front of him as he turned.

Soon, as more and more ropes were wrapped around the shovel, the ropes in the hands of the villagers became shorter and shorter, until all the ropes were wrapped around the shovel, and a very regular circle with a diameter of more than 40 meters, with the wheat falling uniformly in a clockwise direction, was formed.

Looking at the group of five people in black robes, they have collapsed on the ground, surrounded by villagers holding sticks, shovels, stones, and large clods of earth. As long as someone gives an order, the villagers, angry after being fooled, will definitely rush forward and send them to see their dark god in minutes.

Seeing the villagers who might go berserk at any moment, Aix waved his hands calmly and said:

"Don't touch them yet. Take them back. Once we understand their purpose and their accomplices, it won't be too late to deal with them later."

When the villagers heard this, they twisted, bent, and beat the five men and sent them back to the village.

In the village chief's courtyard, after the first trial by the two elders of the territory, James and Niza, who were professional in their methods, the five people who could not resist confessed everything they knew about the Dark Cult.

It turned out that just as the five elders of If Island said, the Dark God Cult was preparing to stir up trouble throughout the continent. They sent people to use various means to fool the world, create panic and fear among the people, and then take the opportunity to spread their doctrines.

Not only that, they also organized a group of underground armed forces everywhere. Whenever their missionary work was hindered, they would use armed violence to remove the obstacles. This combination of soft and hard tactics was very effective. In many inconspicuous rural areas, the Dark Cult had begun to spread.

In the forest near the village of Amir where Aix and his companions are, there is a religious guard of about thirty people. They are responsible for the armed protection and missionary work in the villages east of Dehrim City.

After inquiring about the armaments of this group of more than 30 people who were guarding the religion, Aix did not intend to keep them. He immediately mobilized more than 50 villagers, took simple weapons and farm tools as weapons, and under the leadership of Aix and others, aggressively attacked the Dark Cult camp in the forest.

When Aix led his men to the vicinity of the Dark God Cult's camp, Bestur had been waiting for a long time. He had been observing for a long time on a nearby big tree with the monocular telescope given to him by Aix, and had almost scouted the situation of the entire camp.

Bestur briefly introduced the layout of the camp to Aix. It was now dinner time in the camp. There were only three enemies on guard on the simple wall, and the rest were having dinner.

To be precise, they were having a banquet. Aix could smell the smell of wine coming from the camp from a distance. It was obvious that their life was much better than before in the remote mountain valley. Not only did they have wine, but they also had meat. Bestur said that two sheep and two wild boars were being roasted inside the village wall.

Taking advantage of the cover of dusk, the crowd slowly approached the village wall. Not only was there a strong aroma of wine and meat wafting out from inside, but there was also wanton laughter and women's screams.

It seems that walking out of the ravines near If Island and Aaron City is not only the idea of ​​the new bearer and the great elder, but the public opinion base is still very solid. I don’t know about other places, but this public opinion of more than 30 people in the village wall is estimated to end today.

The first to attack was Bestur. He shot two arrows, and two members of the guard who were chatting and chatting fell down. The other one had not yet reacted and was killed by one arrow each from Ran Ying and Aisu.

Then Bestur took a running start, climbed up the wall of the village, and without fear of the sharpened woodpile on top, he easily flipped over and entered. He quickly ran to the village gate and opened it. Seeing this, everyone rushed forward to move away the barricades blocking the way, and rushed in shouting.