Chapter 220 Royal Reward

Yager and Lillian were ambitious, and their ideas sparked passion in the eyes of everyone present. All the members of the Dawn Cult knew very well how powerful the great Lord of the Lost was.

They are completely different from those cults that worship false gods, and possess very unique powers of their own.

And every believer who joins the sect can gain that power as long as he makes contributions and shows his piety.

When many people first stepped onto the long stairway to godhood, they were filled with amazement in their hearts, and began to be completely convinced in their hearts that the Dawn Cult could really change the whole world!

"I don't agree."

Byrne's eyes were cold and his tone was very serious as he expressed his disagreement, which instantly calmed everyone down.

Although Chris was the nominal head of the family and Lillian was the priest of the cult, no one in the family or the cult dared to underestimate Byrne's ideas.

Everyone knew that since Irene's martyrdom, the calm and wise man was the real backbone.

Lillian looked at her father who was pouring cold water on her. Deep down, she had expected this. The family motto that the older generation often said was "keep secrets and be cautious." The benefits they gave up because of this were by no means small, but they had never regretted it.

"Father."

She took a deep breath, and even though she knew the reason, she still asked as calmly as possible: "Why?"

Byrne continued seriously, "I don't deny that your plan is grand, but the possibility of being exposed will also be greatly increased. Our current strength is not enough to bear such a huge risk."

"If we do as you say, the secret of the Dawn Cult will surely be discovered, and our family will end up in a miserable and hopeless situation!"

In fact, even if her father didn't say it, Lillian could already predict what he was going to say deep down in her heart.

She stared into her father's eyes and asked, "In fact, the family secret has been discovered several times over the decades, right?"

Byrne suddenly felt that Lillian had really grown up a lot, and she no longer looked like a child. So he nodded slowly and said seriously:

"Yes, but we dealt with it immediately."

Lillian wanted to continue, but then she thought of something, so she shook her head and said, "In that case... forget it, I don't expect to convince my father, so let's just vote."

Byrne was slightly stunned, stared at his daughter for a long time again, and nodded slightly.

"good."

So Lillian turned around and looked at Chris and Vanessa, who had the right to vote, and said calmly:

"Next, we will use a vote to decide the family's future strategy. Whether or not to absorb the mortal members of those extraordinary families, please think carefully before making a decision."

She knew deep down that Uncle Chris was actually a bit of a radical person, or to put it another way, there was a playful attitude in his nature.

If the Path of Silence wasn't so suited to him, perhaps Uncle Chris could have taken the Path of Revelation.

So she felt that Uncle Chris would most likely support her, because doing so would create more variables, and he would definitely like variables.

Vanessa took a deep breath, nodded and said, "I understand. Sorry, Lillian, I may not do as you wish."

Chris looked at Lillian calmly and smiled faintly.

So the scales of faith were put out again, and the four people from the Fisher family who had voting rights voted again, but the result made Lillian very dissatisfied.

Except for her, the other three people felt that the current Fisher family could not be so radical.

Lillian saw the final voting result, took a deep breath, and nodded in acceptance of defeat:

"Okay, I'll find a way to convince you later."

In a few years, Kano and Christine will be adults, and if Darren can come back, there will be a chance that the ticket type will change.

She thought silently and felt that there was no need to rush.

After everyone left, Byrne and Chris were left alone.

In the empty room, the two cousins ​​looked at each other.

Chris said calmly: "There is no surveillance in the manor."

Byrne sighed and frowned, saying, "Lillian has grown up and has a lot of ideas, but she is not mature enough to see the huge risks behind some of her actions."

Chris shook his head slightly and said, "It's not that I can't see it, but that I believe it."

Byrne was stunned for a moment, and finally said with sudden realization:

"You mean, because she believes that the great Lord of the Lost is always protecting the fate of the family, she thinks we will succeed no matter what? I see, so it makes sense logically."

His thinking logic was not from Lillian's perspective, so he couldn't understand many things, and it was only after Chris's enlightenment that he suddenly realized.

“Chris…”

Byrne was silent for a long time, his tone suddenly became low, his eyes were like pearls in the long river of time, revealing calmness and wisdom.

"Chris, have you found any results on the matter I asked you to investigate?"

"have."

Chris nodded slightly and took out a torn piece of paper. That was the result of his investigation.

After reading the results of the investigation, Byrne became even more silent, his head felt dizzy, and an unprecedented huge wave was stirred up deep in his heart!

"I see, it's really you, is this a trick of fate..."

He clenched his hands tightly, determined to avenge his father!

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The Rhea army that stayed in the town had already evacuated, but before evacuating the border of Syat, they ran into the head of the "Burning Blood" Castleton family who came to kill them.

Because there was no powerful monarch to raid the enemy's formation, the entire army had no means of counterattack and was eventually defeated and fled with heavy casualties.

The Fisher family returned to Nasir Town and saw a very dilapidated scene.

Although the townspeople who had been evacuated long ago were safe, only some nearby villagers who took advantage of the fire to loot were killed by the Rayans. However, the schools and factories in the town of Nasir were burned down by the Rayans, causing heavy losses.

"In fact, I heard that they wanted to burn down the entire town before they left. Fortunately, it rained heavily so there wasn't that much damage." Theo said calmly.

Byrne stood in front of the ruined school, his heart bleeding. Those were all his hard work, built bit by bit by the Fisher family over decades.

Decades of hard work were destroyed. He sighed heavily, and finally turned around and whispered to the people around him:

"But everything can be salvaged, as long as the people are still here."

Yes.

Both the Fisher family and the Nasir people are still here, so there is still hope.

His eyes turned cold, and he said firmly: "When the war is won, the Rhea people will definitely spit out all their blood and flesh and return them all to us!"

A few days later, the Fischer family received an important guest in the reception room.

That was the envoy of King Syat.

King Syath's reward finally came down. All military merits in the war will be rewarded truthfully, which is the prerequisite for the entire country to actively fight the war.

The Fisher family made great contributions in the defense of Fein, and there is no doubt that they will receive considerable resources. Not only was the balance of the military supplies settled, but King Syat also personally paid money to the Fisher family to rebuild the factory. Finally, he was even willing to provide a large interest-free loan to the Fisher family.

Byrne knew very well why King Syat suddenly became generous. Losing the logistics factory was also a loss for the entire country, especially at such a critical moment of war. Of course, he had to support the Fisher family, who were responsible for the logistics.

"Well, in addition to this, King Syat will grant you a piece of territory."

The royal envoy who came to deliver the message was polite and spoke calmly.

"territory?"

When everyone heard the word "territory", they immediately became excited, but soon they all looked strange.

It turned out that the King of Rhea had long ago decided to cede a large piece of land to the Syatians, which was almost equivalent to half of the province of Rhea. This was also an important reason why many Rhea nobles were angry with the King of Rhea.

The territory that King Syat granted to the Fisher family was a village, and the land was not very large.

But that's not the most serious problem.

The biggest problem is that the village is located in Rhea, where the front-line war is taking place. It is even very close to the village where Darren was captured. It has been looted several times by the armies of both sides.

After the royal envoy left, everyone looked at each other. Archibald couldn't help but say:

"Should we really send people to manage that shabby village? There may not be many people there, and it may be taken back by the Rhea people at any time. Or maybe a powerful monarch of Rhea passes by and kills our people..."

Byrne shook his head slightly and said calmly: "Just think of it as a piece of cake."

"We don't have to worry about it until the war is over. In short, we should use King Syat's money and interest-free loans to rebuild the school and factory. Our Fisher Manor has also been badly damaged, and many things need to be rebuilt."

He said this, looking around at the town of Nasir that was being rebuilt, and said calmly:

"Both sides have been fighting for several years and are exhausted. I suspect that it won't be long before the war ends temporarily, unless the newly joined Kanians make greater efforts."

Archibald nodded slightly and muttered, "I hope we will be the victorious party in the end."

Ten days passed in a flash, and the town of Fisher was still being rebuilt.

Brand new houses are rising from the ground, the roads are clean and tidy again, and busy workers are coming and going.

The people who were working showed confidence in each other, and the whole town was filled with vitality, as if after experiencing baptism time and time again, the residents of this town had become resilient enough.

“Boom boom boom.”

In the study of Fisher Manor, Byrne suddenly saw Theo knocking on the door and walking in. The old man was holding an invitation letter from the Lion Family in his hand.

Theo said slowly: "It's a letter from Viscount Best, Lord Byrne."

"I see."

Byrne took the envelope and nodded slightly, then opened it and read the contents silently. The words in the letter were very brief, but what was mentioned was very important.

Viscount Best is about to break through the monarch level! There is a high possibility of interference from outsiders! The Fisher family's full support is needed!

(End of this chapter)