Cloud Thinking

Turhei quickly pulled away Helia who was clinging to his shoulder and biting him tightly. Due to inertia, he retreated several steps. He stared at Helia in disbelief, covering the wound on his left shoulder that kept bleeding, and couldn't believe why Helia suddenly attacked him.

Helia raised her head and gave a creepy smile. She even scraped her teeth from left to right with her tongue in front of Turhei, rolling the blood into her mouth, as if she had eaten some delicacy and looked very satisfied.

Her eyes were bloodshot, and she looked like she was sick and became like a wild beast.

"Your Highness Helia, are you okay?" Because both of them existed here as conscious bodies, the wound on Turhei's left shoulder healed quickly, but it definitely still hurt.

Then, a bow that was almost half the height of Helia appeared in his hand. He pulled the bowstring while backing away. The arrow of light solidified with his movements. When he stopped, the bow was already in a fully drawn position.

As long as Helia dared to pounce on her, he would let go and shoot the arrow without hesitation.

As early as when Helia answered Turhei's last question, she realized that something seemed to be wrong with her body. She inexplicably felt that the person in front of her smelled so good.

It was not the scent of perfume, but more like the aroma of food, which aroused her appetite. She kept swallowing her saliva to relieve the inexplicable strong feeling of hunger.

There was a voice in her head that kept ringing over and over, each time getting louder and louder, clamoring "eat him", "I'm so hungry, so hungry, so hungry", "I want to eat him", "He smells so good, I want to eat him", "Eat him quickly". At first she could still suppress this primitive desire, but as time passed, she could feel her consciousness gradually becoming blurred, and the voice took advantage of the opportunity and quickly occupied her mind.

She didn't know why she suddenly fell into this crazy desire, but she vaguely remembered that she had encountered this situation before. That was the first time she called Watersise, and the other party gave her the power of devouring, and she ate Monday.

So, is she under the influence of Watersise's power now? But hasn't He fallen into a deep sleep...

Helia suppressed the hunger that almost drove her crazy, and tried hard to recall when Watersise's power had invaded her body.

She raised her eyelids and almost immediately thought of the power that protected her when the gods besieged her. She initially guessed that it would be the power of order, but now the war and order are tied together. If order chooses to protect her, it is not impossible for Watersise to take the opportunity to do something.

And the most important thing is that at this time, Watersise did not know Helia. Was he angry because she called him father-in-law?

No, no, at this time, although Watersise had never seen Helia, he knew that she was the one chosen by Order, because he had caught a glimpse of her existence when he was spying on fate. Therefore, it was unlikely that he chose to do this out of revenge or anger, but it might be...

Helia chuckled twice and looked up at the alert Turhei. Her scarlet eyes were sore from having been open for too long and were misty. Her eye sockets could not hold back the tears and a tear burst out and slid down her cheek.

"Help... help... me..." Helia choked with a hoarse voice, tears streaming down her face uncontrollably, looking as pitiful as she could be.

Turhei frowned, still not sure what happened to Helia, but she looked very painful, as if her consciousness was dominated by a more powerful force and she could not control herself.

"Your Highness Helia, I will help you." Turhei did not refuse Helia's request for help. He was here just to help Helia.

As far as the current situation is concerned, she was most likely affected by the divine punishment brought down by the gods. After all, she is a conscious being. Even if she has left her original world, as long as she is still in her sea of ​​consciousness, the influence will still exist.

It is even possible that even if she were to leave her own sea of ​​consciousness, the influence imprinted in her mind might not disappear.

We have to find a way to solve it here.

Turhei slowly put down his bow, and the arrow of light dissipated in his hand. Then he took out a long rope from somewhere, slowly approached her, and said soothingly: "Your Highness, in order to prevent you from hurting yourself, I need to tie your hands and feet first."

Helia: You're afraid I'll bite him... and you're saying it so nicely...

But she still obediently let the other party tie up her hands and feet, and even stuffed a silk handkerchief into her mouth. There was a faint fragrance on it, which must be a clean handkerchief that she carried with her. Only then did she not resist.

But Turhei didn't know how to solve it. He was good at archery. Consciousness was a field that the god they believed in and his fourth brother were more proficient in. All he could do was wait for Helia to calm down on her own.

He sat next to Helia, probably because he was bored, he decided to chat with Helia for a while. "Actually, I can't help. I can't even contact anyone else outside."

"So, I can only help you relieve it." He raised his hand and touched Helia's forehead, sharing some of his power with her, maybe it could be of some use. After all, he was a great believer in the false god, and he enjoyed the power bestowed by the god, even if it was a false god.

This is why Helia wanted to eat him.

But this power, which was almost like oil and water, made Helia even more unbearable. It was like you knew there was a plate of fragrant roast duck in front of you, but you could only lick a few mouthfuls of the oil on the plate. This not only failed to satisfy your hunger, but also added fuel to the fire.

Seeing Helia struggling like a fish, Turhei was at a loss. He had to hold down her shoulders forcefully, fearing that she would get hurt, but he did not dare to use too much force.

Perhaps because some things were brought up, Turheyi now recalled the affection between the two of them, "I know this is unfair to you, but there are many things like this in this world. There is no such thing as fairness."

"I have met Madeleine, both before and after my death, and she was a very smart and courageous person, so I am not surprised that she would make such a decision."

"You are very much like Madeline when she was young, yearning for freedom and unfettered, just like a flying bird."

"But when she flew to the highest point, she found that she had chains on her feet. One of them came from her blood relatives. The Antonio family could pamper her, but they would not give her the freedom she wanted."

"The other chain was put on by herself, a chain called love. She fell madly in love with Claude and even gave up her career in the magic world for him. She returned to Antonio's house, put on her wedding dress, and married into the royal family."

"She married Claude when he was at his lowest point and the relationship between the royal family and Antonio's family was at its worst. She also used Antonio's family and the power she had cultivated in the magic world to help him."

"Although the two of them finally reached the highest position in the empire hand in hand, you have to know that love will be worn away by repeated exploitation. After Prince Eric was born, the conflict between Madeleine and Claude broke out."

"From then on, their relationship became purely one of interest. Because no mother would tolerate her child becoming a political tool, even if that person was her beloved and she was willing to give up everything for him."

"But she had to do something for Eric, and for you."

Turhei glanced at Helia, who was not moving much beside him, and thought that this trick was right. She was indeed very interested in the past and finally stopped jumping around like a fish that had come ashore.

Wait, is he dead?

He leaned his head out to look at Helia's face as she turned her back to him, and happened to meet Helia's eyes as she glanced at him sideways. Her face was covered with traces of tears, and she had just been pressed to the ground. Her pretty little face was now extremely dirty, and the culprit was completely unaware of it.

Perhaps it was because Helia's eyes were too fierce, Turhei retracted his head and breathed a sigh of relief. He was still alive and could glare at people, so there should be no problem.

"Before Madeline died, she reached an agreement with Claude. During Claude's reign, the Abraham royal family can only have one prince, Eric, and one princess, Helia. No one is allowed to shake your position."

"Claude agreed, so even after Madeleine's death, he married so many concubines, but none of them could give birth to children."

"Eric is the unshakable heir to the empire, and you are the empire's brightest pearl."

Helia: So that's how it is... I thought Claude didn't like children, but it turns out this is the mother's request.

If we follow the original plot, Stella's arrival and subsequent favor obviously violated this agreement, and Claude still betrayed Madeline.

At this moment, Helia suddenly caught a key word. Tuerhei just said that he had seen Madeline before and after his death? It was normal to have seen her before her death, as she had seen her in that world, but after her death... ?

Helia spat out the silk handkerchief in her mouth. Turhei didn't stuff it tightly and said, "So you died once, and the Morogen people saved you and gave you a new life. No wonder I saw your corpse later. You didn't have any royal features..."

Just like Tarod can be resurrected infinitely, as long as his soul is not dispersed, he can be resurrected by changing his body. Similarly, the same is true for Turhei. His soul is still the same soul, but he has discarded his body as a prince of the Otis Empire and replaced it with another body that looks the same as him but has stripped away the royal characteristics.

From the beginning to the end, he was still the same person. He was His Royal Highness Prince Turhei, whom Komisar had the most favored during his lifetime, and he was also one of the four most feared bishops of the Morogen Church, Friday.

"If I remember correctly, after my mother passed away, Hawke negotiated with you about all matters related to me. In other words, my mother did not meet any of your archbishops because of this matter. When did you meet my mother?" Helia asked.

Tuerhei hesitated for a while, laughed at himself helplessly, and replied: "Because I have thought about revenge."

"I survived by relying on hatred. I finally accumulated enough strength and broke into the palace alone, despite my brothers' advice, intending to assassinate Claude."

"But Madeline stopped me."

"She was shocked to see me again. She was pregnant with Eric at the time. I remember her belly was very big. She gave birth half a month later."

"Madeline's magic is very powerful. Even though she was pregnant, I couldn't get away with it."

"We sat down and talked for a long time, just like old friends who hadn't seen each other for a long time. It was also at that time that she officially learned about the Morogen religion from me. It was also at that time that I knew that there was a big conflict between her and Claude, which was almost irreparable. She had to find a way out for her child."

"After that night, I suddenly let it go. I thought, Claude is not as successful as I thought. Even Madeline, who had been with him through so many hardships, was going to abandon him. What's the point of him winning so much? He is destined to die alone."

"He's a poor fellow, I suppose."

It should be said that those who sit on the throne are lonely, because only one person can sit in that position. Others cannot understand him and will not empathize with him because they have never sat on that high position.

Many people think that emperors become kings when they wear crowns, and they hold great power and act as they please. In fact, this is wrong.

From the moment he put on the crown, he was no longer himself, or rather, no longer just himself. He was the emperor of the empire, the ruler of millions of people, the supreme leader, but also a child who walked alone and dared not make mistakes.