The Witcher: Son of the Planes.

The conflict between the Bruch clan and the church finally triggered a more intense battle. Although Dracula and his companions initially wanted to teach the church a lesson, the conflict between the vampires and the church was not so easy to stop.

Once the two sides fall out again, it will be difficult to return to the previous balance. Dracula has no intention of attacking the church, but due to the interference of some ambitious people in the Dark Council, some hot-headed vampires have already rushed into the church.

Once they entered the church, this delicate balance was completely broken. Seeing the situation taking a sharp turn for the worse, Bishop Hughes had no choice but to urgently transmit the urgent information about the Bruch clan's attack through the teleportation array inside the church.

The first to respond was the King of Kemia City who sent support. With the support, St. Paul's Cathedral quickly killed and repelled the invading vampires who rushed into the church. What's more, they began to rush out of the church and attacked the members of the Dark Council outside the church.

Dracula had to take action himself and fight against the Archbishop of the Church of Light.

The war intensified, and by this point, the black magician Heliri's plan had basically succeeded.

The conflict had forced the City Lord's Mansion to stay out of it, but after he urgently contacted the royal capital, the royal family did not favor either side, but asked Earl Kangya to appease the people and try his best to maintain stability in the city.

"Stability? I&, two dangerous sources are attacking each other in the city, how can I maintain stability? Who can I afford to offend? Who do I dare to provoke? It's really easy to talk without any pain!"

Although Dracula also personally went down to fight against the archbishop who came to support him, he still kept in mind some of the patriarch's instructions and restrained himself a lot in the end. In the end, this wave of battle ended with the superficial victory of the Church of Light.

After the incident, the archbishop who came from the royal capital was also thinking about whether to trigger a new round of "holy war", and he did not dare to act rashly.

Dracula brought his men back to Bruch Manor and told Prince Bruya about what had happened in the past few days in detail. After discussion, the two felt that the other party might not dare to launch a large-scale battle for the time being, but they still had to be on guard.

This wave of fighting between the two sides has been temporarily put to rest due to the deliberate restraint of the top leaders of both sides, but everyone knows that if another spark is raised, a bigger conflict will inevitably break out.

The coffee shop where Colin and Beit worked suffered a lot of business. After seeing that the conflict had finally stopped and everyone was settled, they reopened in a hurry.

……

"Look, isn't that waiter good-looking?" A noble lady pointed at Beit.

"Well, yes, that one is good too." Madame Bovary nodded and said to her companion.

"Waiter, give me three cups of Camilla latte." Bovary waved his hand and called Colin over.

Colin actually saw this lady when Bovary and the other two came in. This lady was the one who danced with him at the Sandler Manor, but he didn't want to get too entangled with her, so he didn't go to receive them at the beginning. Unexpectedly, he was called over anyway.

After Colin delivered the brewed coffee, he prepared to leave.

"Wait a minute, have we met somewhere before?" Bovary asked hurriedly when he saw Colin's back looked familiar.

"No, my dear madam, I'm just a boy from the working class area. I have no chance to meet a beautiful lady like you." After saying that, Colin turned around and left again.

"Hey, boss, I didn't expect you to be so charming. Even noble ladies are trying to chat with you." Beit said with a wink.

"If you like it, I'll leave it to you. I don't want to provoke them. It's a waste of time. We should stay in this coffee shop for a while. I think we need to go to the capital. I also need to understand the situation of other families."

"Ah? Leaving so soon?" Beit had just returned to the family and had not stayed here long enough. Colin would be leaving soon, and once Colin left, he would definitely follow him, after all, the contract bound him.

"Well, I have fulfilled your wish. If you really want to stay, then stay. I will travel in the Twilight Plane for a while and then leave." To Colin, Beit is dispensable. He only came for the Twilight Plane coordinates. With this little brother around, he can handle some trivial matters, but if he doesn't have him, it's no problem. Colin is not incapable of taking care of himself.

"..."Beit was a little confused for a moment, not knowing whether he should follow Colin and leave.

"Don't think about it. I'll be here for a while. Just tell me what you think when the time comes."

While Colin and Beit were talking, Bovary and the others finally finished their coffee. Instead of getting refills, they picked up their bags and prepared to leave.

When she was about to push open the door, Madame Bovary asked again, still unwilling to give up: "Have we really never met before?"

"No, ma'am!" Colin replied.

"Let's go, stop being so obsessed with her. She's just a waitress. What's the point of her looking good?" Bovary's companion said something as he pulled her away.

……

Time flies. One month cannot change the relationship between the church and the Bruch clan, but at least if there is no conflict for a month, the struggle between the two sides caused by various reasons some time ago has cooled down a lot.

But the old saying still applies: once a thousand-year-old grudge is ignited, it is not so easy to extinguish, especially with the back-up plan left by the black magician Heliri.

Although Dracula and his team investigated for a while afterwards, they did not gain anything except secretly arresting a few non-staff members of the Dark Council.

After Colin had been experiencing the coffee shop for more than a month, he finally bid farewell to old Kempsang. In his words, he wanted to see a wider world, and he wanted to take a walk in the royal capital.

Although old Kempsam tried his best to keep Colin, he still couldn't change his mind. After thinking for a while, Beit said he wanted to stay.

Whether he was harboring some thoughts of breaking away from Colin, or as he said, his uncle Prince Bruya wanted to train him to advance to level three, Colin just laughed it off and didn't care. Anyway, the contract with Beit was there, and it would still be valid when he returned in the future.

At the beginning, they were observing and understanding some other forces in preparation for the next invasion.

As the sun sets, Colin sets out on the journey to Beijing alone.

On the third day after Colin left, Madame Bovary of the Troni family also took a carriage and rushed to the royal capital accompanied by guards.

It wasn't that she wanted to go to the capital, but ever since her husband's death, she had been like a wild horse running wild, casually hanging out in the aristocratic circles of the city of Kemia, and even some elders in the capital had heard about it.

This letter was to ask him to return to the capital so that he could choose a new marriage for him, so as not to bring shame to the Troni family.