"We were originally going to separate, but the son of the city lord on the border fell in love with Sonia, so a conflict ensued." Leiden sighed, as if lamenting the fact that beautiful women are the root of all trouble.

"Then we followed Brother Pullman eastward, dodging the city lord's pursuers until we entered a valley. Suddenly, reinforcements appeared. Hundreds of people joined forces and immediately defeated the city lord's army."

"It was then that we realized this was Brother Pullman's secret base. There we witnessed another way of life and read the classics left behind by the sage."

"After that, I joined in." Sonia added a small ending to the previous story.

"So that's how it is." Loran Hill nodded.

"How did Mr. Yorke know Pullman?" The girl turned her curious eyes to the old man.

"My experience is not as exciting as Sonia and Leiden's, haha." The old man moved his beard and then recounted what happened eight years ago.

"At that time, I was the pastor of the Angel Church in a small town. Because it was located in a remote area, I was the only one in the local church. There were several mines nearby, and the miners there were often injured. Some of the injuries were more serious than I could treat."

"So I often could only helplessly watch those people die in pain, and it always made me feel uncomfortable."

"Later, Lord Pullman passed by here and brought some other treatment methods. He first boiled water, cooled it, and cleaned the wound. He then removed the dead flesh, applied medicine, and bandaged it."

"I thought he was an apprentice of a necromancer, so I started chatting with him. Unexpectedly, as we talked, some of my ideas gradually changed."

"There are many suffering people in this world, and there are insurmountable difficulties in life. So people need spiritual sustenance and hope for the future, but angels and gods are too far away."

“The power of an individual is too small, but once people are connected, they can exert enormous power, which can change the world. The happiness of people themselves is better than any empty rules and worship.”

“From then on, I gradually became one of them.”

"Two years ago, the starlight beneath that wilderness made me even more determined to follow this path. It was also that night that I broke free from the Transcendent Sequence, which had been stagnant for nearly twenty years, and entered Sequence 7."

"Perhaps this is my luck and destiny." The old man said slowly.