The Low-Key Life of a Necromancer

The letter the king wrote to the archbishop clearly outlined a terrible plan.

The king asked the archbishop to declare in the name of the cathedral that there were demons roaming the north.

Those who preach change, pursue freedom, and oppose the kingdom are all followers of the devil!

"My goddess, if you really do this, civil war won't be far away!"

With the terrible threat of demons, humans have not fought against each other for a long time.

The old king's move is extremely inappropriate; it is forcing the kingdom to split!

After reading the document, Sid and the Saint could hardly believe their eyes.

"Is the king crazy? He will ruin everything by doing this!"

The saint was unwilling to accept this, so she turned around and went to find the archbishop, trying to persuade him to give up cooperating with the king.

After getting over his initial surprise, Sid calmed down.

Sid didn't know exactly what the king was thinking, but the current change was a good opportunity.

Sid ignored the saint's actions. He left the temple immediately and went to the palace to meet the king.

Sid didn't have an appointment, so he waited for a long time in front of the palace gate before being led in by a servant.

The moment he saw the king, the old king started to mock Sid.

"Bishop West Germany, you have also experienced the feeling of being stopped by the guards. How do you feel?"

The old king now looks nothing like the wise and mighty man that the legend said he was.

He looks like a vindictive person.

Sid was embarrassed by the king. He lowered his head and endured the king's provocation.

Seeing that Sid was very patient, the king nodded with satisfaction. The Bishop Sid in front of him was much better than the incompetent archbishop in his attitude towards work.

"Bishop Cid, I think you have read the letter I sent to the Archbishop. What do you think will happen to the kingdom if we start a war of faith?"

Sid raised his head and saw that the king was looking forward to him. After carefully considering his words, Sid expressed his innermost thoughts.

"Your Majesty, the temple and the kingdom have been quiet for too long, so long that people have forgotten how to fight danger. Starting a war at this time can screen out the truly talented people and kick the incompetent ones out of the center of power!"

West Germany fully supported the initiation of war.

No matter what the king's purpose is, change is the best opportunity for West Germany.

The king was very satisfied with Sid's answer, and even more satisfied with Sid's ambition and ability to get things done.

"I have a specific task for you. If you want to take the position of Archbishop, you must do your best to complete the task I assign to you!"

The king made a promise to Bishop Sid that as long as Sid worked hard for the king, he would support Sid to take the highest position in the church just as he supported the archbishop.

Sid was very satisfied with the king's promise. He bowed and saluted the king with the etiquette of a subject.

After Sid stood up, the king took out a letter.

The material of this letter is the same as the one intercepted by West Germany before.

The letter contains the king's specific arrangements.

After Sid received the second letter, he immediately opened it and started to read it.

After reading the contents of the letter, Sid destroyed it nervously and excitedly.

"Your Majesty, your vision amazes me, and your decision makes me panic. Sid is willing to be a vanguard to meet your Majesty's vision!"

Sid left the palace happily and expressed his loyalty to the king before leaving.

The king was very satisfied with Sid's statement. He returned to his study again and began to make plans based on the map in front of him.

If Cid uses the power of the Temple to suppress the North as he wishes, then the forces that had previously defected to the North will return to the neutral camp or even return to the embrace of the kingdom.

The king picked up a small flag with the name of the Freyr family written on it. This was the first target the king planned to attack!

...

Freyr Lian had two meals at Li's place.

As Lian ate with her mouth full of oil, her view of justice also changed a little.

Justice is not absolute; it is a relative concept created by humans.

In contrast to justice, there are adjectives such as sin, evil, and darkness. Justice is only useful in judging the mistakes of these people.

Li told Lian that most problems in the world cannot be analyzed simply as right or wrong. A person's way of dealing with things and the angle from which he looks at problems are determined by his own position.

Just like the conflict between Lei and Li, Lei's hatred for Li stems from family inheritance. Now that Li has thrown out new possibilities and a new enemy, Lei's hostility towards Li has instantly decreased.

Li's building of forces in the north to oppose the kingdom's rule was based on a very simple reason.

The North is not valued by the kingdom. The people of the North want a better life, and the only way is to rebel.

Li told Lian bluntly that if he was born in the royal capital and was a noble who enjoyed the benefits of the nobility, he would definitely stand on the side of the king and squeeze out the potential and resources of the North.

From then on, Lian completely understood that people who understand strategies have dirty hearts, and none of them are good people.

“Isn’t the world black and white…”

Lian understood this truth, but still didn't want to accept it in her heart.

She only hopes that everyone can live a good life, but contradictions and conflicts will not disappear because of Lian's expectations.

"Ms. Lian! There is an invitation from the Holy Temple!"

When Lian returned home, housekeeper Amber handed her an invitation from the church.

The cover of the invitation has the sacred seal of the temple, and on the back there is a silhouette of the goddess holding up the holy light.

Lian took the invitation letter casually, opened it with doubt, and asked about the previous corpse collection.

"Have you dealt with Prince Leon's guards?"

"Miss, this matter should not have been ours to interfere with. Please don't do something that is not beneficial to the family next time."

As the housekeeper of the Freyr family, Amber has the responsibility to remind the young lady.

From the perspective of the Freyr family, Lian asked the family knights to collect the bodies of the prince's guards who died unjustly. No matter how this matter was handled, it would have a negative impact on the family.

Lian waved her hand to indicate that she understood.

"I believe that Prince Leon will not go out so foolishly again. Just tell me about the aftermath."

“…We rented cemeteries in the upper district for the deceased, notified their families, and asked the high-ranking priests of the church to comfort their souls.”

After Amber finished telling these things, she realized that her young lady wasn't listening at all.

Lian Zheng looked at the invitation in her hand with trembling pupils, and the expression on her face was so shocked that she lost her ladylike demeanor.

Lian had never been very ladylike, but this was the first time Amber had seen her young lady so surprised.

"Miss, what does the Holy Temple want to do!"

Lian handed the invitation to Amber, murmuring at the same time.

"The Holy Temple actually invited me to be a saint. This is too outrageous!"