The Witcher: Son of the Planes.

Although the Knights of the Kingdom of Nicolai are not very eye-catching and there are many "gilded" noble children in it, you cannot deny that this spear, which represents the excellence of the royal family, still has many sources.

Moreover, with the help of Madame Bovary, in just half a month, Colin learned more than he had in more than two months in Comia.

In addition to the two largest forces in the Twilight Plane, the Church of Light and the Dark Council, there are five countries composed of Twilight people. The other three are similar to the Kingdom of Niklai, where the royal family rules over ordinary people. Only one country is considered a country that integrates politics and religion, and it is called the Kingdom of Holy Light.

The Pope of the entire Church of Light is also the king of the Holy Kingdom of Light. There are also cardinals in the capitals of the other four countries. Judging from this structure, the strength of the Church of Light is still considerable.

The same goes for the Dark Council, which has underground organizational systems in all four countries. The only exception is in the Kingdom of Holy Light where its scale is smaller, but it also has a strict organization.

The organizational system of light and darkness can be said to have truly achieved the goal of "you in me, me in you".

Knowing these key information, Colin has learned a lot about the Twilight Plane, but the most critical number of demigods and third-level warriors has not yet been figured out.

In the past half month since he joined the Kingdom Knights, the conflict between the Bruch clan and the Church of Light in the city of Kemia has finally evolved into a siege by the Church of Light against the Bruch clan's territory.

The Church of Light continued to mobilize manpower from other places and sent them to the city of Kemia, apparently intending to wipe out the Bruch clan once and for all in one fell swoop.

The fate of the third-level strongman made the war unprecedentedly fierce, but the Bruch clan had the old patriarch, Prince Bruya, a demigod strongman, and the Bruch Manor was still as stable as a rock.

But after the cardinal of Zelda City personally took action, the crisis of the Bruch family began, and it gradually became difficult for them to stand alone.

Fortunately, the situation on the continent was not only being watched by the major kingdoms and the Church of Light, but also by other members of the Dark Council. Seeing that the Bruch clan was at a critical juncture, other forces of the Dark Council also had fierce conflicts with the Church of Light in different countries and locations.

On the one hand, it can relieve the pressure on the Bruch clan from the side and prevent the power of the Church of Light in other countries from coming to support the Kingdom of Nicolai. On the other hand, it is the principle of the lips and teeth being cold. No one wants to lose a powerful ally. If everyone is only concerned about their own interests, they will inevitably be defeated one by one by the Church of Light.

Only the evil party of the vampires in the Dark Council are afraid that the world is not chaotic enough, and are still fanning the flames across the continent in an attempt to trigger a higher level of "holy war".

It was also with the "help" of the black magician Heliri, who instigated a fight between the two major forces on the continent, that Colin learned about some of the situations of the demigods and third-level strongmen in this world.

On the side of the Church of Light alone, there are seven demigods, including the Pope and six cardinals, and there are more than thirty level three warriors.

The Dark Council is not bad either. Among the thirteen blood clans, there are six demigods and more than forty level three warriors.

As for the four seemingly weakest kingdoms, although they have demigod masters, they have more than fifty level three masters in total.

Well, is this a plane I can covet?

When Colin learned this specific data, he was also stunned. The area of ​​the Twilight Plane is not large, so how could it produce so many powerful people above level three? Could it be that the path of faith or the path of bloodline is the ultimate form of power?

But soon, Colin dismissed this idea. Only truth should be what he should pursue, and the path of wizard is his ultimate choice. Other paths can be used as reference, but he must not indulge in them.

The Church of Light has the artifact, the Scepter of Light, and the Dark Council is not far behind. The vampires who dominate the Dark Council also possess the Book of Cain. It is said that this book records supreme vampire spells, and only the most powerful thirteen clans have the opportunity to master them.

It seems that he still has to return to the vampires to have a chance to obtain the Book of Cain. As for the Church of Light's faith-based gameplay, Colin disdains it and does not need it.

With the Demon Party, this "cancer", the exchange of fire between the two forces eventually turned into the eighteenth "holy war" of the Twilight Plane, and the four kingdoms representing ordinary Twilight people were not able to escape it. In the end, they either supported the Church of Light or the Dark Council, and the entire continent became a sea of ​​chaos.

Even Bovary could not save Colin, because Colin needed to obey the orders of the kingdom and follow the kingdom's knights to participate in the "holy war" between light and darkness.

This was a mandatory order that no noble could resist. The knights selected from the Knight Academy and the lower-level sergeants were fine, but the children of the nobles suffered.

Although they wanted to use various excuses to leave the Knights Templar and return to their families, the truth that "if the skin is gone, where will the hair be attached" is understood not only by the royal family but also by all the nobles. The continent is in such chaos, do you still want to be a deserter?

Even if you escape back to the family, we will send you back. The family still needs you to contribute to the kingdom. If you run away, who will replace you? So, for the sake of the family, please follow the Knights to join the war.

The royal family of the Kingdom of Nikolai eventually sided with the Church of Light, and the Knights that Colin belonged to eventually joined the ranks to fight against the Bruch clan.

But for Colin, it's all the same. His goal in the Twilight Plane has basically been achieved. The only thing he can't get is the mysterious Book of Cain. He can only act according to circumstances.

Returning to the city of Kemia, the frontier of the war between the two sides, Colin's status is no longer the same. Although he has not yet obtained the status of a noble, his status as a member of the Knights Templar is already enough to be a quasi-noble. As long as he can profit from the upcoming "holy war" and survive, becoming a noble is a foregone conclusion.

For this reason, Colin's two relatives in the city of Kemia also came up to him when the Knights had just arrived for reorganization.

"Son, you've really made great progress, but the timing for you to join the Knights Templar is wrong. The situation is so turbulent right now, you're just giving yourself up to..." Old Kempsang still didn't finish his words.

"Yeah, boss, how can you get involved in this?" I didn't expect that it had been half a year since Colin left, and Beit could still stay in the city as a coffee shop waiter.

"Uncle Kempsang, if you don't fight once, how can you have a chance to climb up? You should go back and stop opening the cake shop. You should store some food and wait for the end of the war behind closed doors."

After much persuasion, Colin finally persuaded old Kempsong to go back. Although Colin no longer needed old Kempsong as his uncle at this point, it was not difficult to persuade him.

After old Kempsang left, Beit said again, "Boss, we have found out the cause of this incident. It was the councillor, the black wizard Heliri, who fanned the flames half a year ago. I didn't expect that in less than half a year, such a big crisis would be triggered. I don't know how many people will survive after this round of holy war."

Colin was quite happy to hear Beit's sigh. He even thought that there were too many strong people here.

"This is not like your style. You didn't attach so much importance to life when you were in the Skeleton Plane." Colin said.

"How can it be the same? This is the plane where I was born." Beit said excitedly.

"... Well, another double-standard guy." Colin thought to himself.

“Have you ever heard of the Book of Cain?”