Chronicle of the Temple of Light

Hughes looked at him in astonishment.

Chesia said: "You chose to abandon your best friend for the sake of an unknown future?"

"I'm not..." Hughes subconsciously argued.

"Whatever happens to Luke, is that his business, or do you think there's something in your family that Luke can't see?"

"No……"

"If he wants to go, let him go. What's the future in the Holy Knights?" Chesia half-truth said, "There are me and Haider up there."

Hughes looked at him in surprise.

"That's all right, I will grant you three months' leave first to take care of your parents," Chesia said, "If Luke regrets it, you can let him come back."

It took Hughes a long time to react.

He smiled and said: "You are right, I also think too much."

"I'm going to find Luke." Hughes waved him goodbye and ran away quickly.

Cecia watched him leave quietly, smiled briefly, and muttered, "I just think too much..."

"Then would you like to tell me what you think?" Someone said softly.

Cecia felt herself being pulled into an embrace, face to face.

"When did you come?" Chesia asked.

Cifano said, "I was there when you started talking."

Checia reached out and hugged him: "I heard everything."

"Ah."

"It's kind of embarrassing."

"It's my fault." Cifano said.

Cecia let go of her hand and looked at him with a smile: "What's wrong with you."

Cifano stared into his eyes, and said without blinking, "I didn't take your mood into account. Love is lying to you, and I am losing my memory."

Cecia said: "Then let me tell you one thing, don't be angry."

"Ah."

"Didn't I have many identities... One of them knows you." Cesia said, paying attention to Sifano's reaction.

Sifano thought about it: "It's easy to guess, if your identity is a human being. Apart from being an elder in the Temple of Light, I have never known any human beings."

"Why?" Chesia asked curiously.

"The lifespan of human beings is too short," Cifano said, as if he was missing something, "They died suddenly and long before they had time to go deep."

Chesia's heartbeat gradually accelerated: "Are you...referring to a specific person?"

Cifano hesitated for a moment, and said: "Yes, he passed away very early. When he was alive, our relationship was not very good, but he was a rare interesting person among the boring humans of that era."

"'It's not ghosts and gods that really make people suffer.'" Chesia whispered.

Cifano glanced at him in surprise: "You know him? Yes, it's Landon Garcia."

"I probably understand Haider's entanglement now," Cecia couldn't laugh or cry, "Dear Sif, who do you think Garcia is now?"

"...If it's you," Cifano said slowly, "then I think we should settle the score first."

Cecia smirked.

"The left side hall is so free?" Haider glanced at Aldrich who appeared in front of him more and more frequently, and said casually.

Aldrich took the exquisite jewelry box from Haider's hand: "I just learned to be lazy."

"What's this?" Aldrich looked at the jewelry box, "Is there someone out there who wants to use this?"

"A gift for Delia," Haider saw him take it, and then picked up another one of the same style and different colors, "and Jennifer."

These two names sound like female names, Aldrich frowned and said, "Who are they?"

Haider sighed: "The two daughters of Duke Percy, I met when I went to the Kingdom of Ganga, are very good girls."

"I'm assuming you're going to be a matchmaker for someone in the knight order?" Aldrich half-jokingly half-probingly asked.

"If there is something suitable, maybe it will." Haider said absent-mindedly, "This is just a gift for the National Day."

Aldrich finally returned his rationality: "The National Day of the Ganga Empire? The envoy just arrived yesterday, and you are going to go today?"

"I made an agreement with Duke Percy before." Hyde said, "Now I'm going to find someone to wrap presents. I don't know how to do this."

Aldrich sighed: "I'll do it."

Not long after, Haider looked at the wrapped gift and said in surprise, "How did you do this?"

"I also personally wrapped the presents I gave you before." Aldridge said honestly.

Haider squinted.

"Then you think you like the God of Light who has only met twice, rather than the Knight Commander who has been with him for several years?"

Aldrich said helplessly, "You are the same... Well, I am more dull." He rubbed his nose, and finally got the hang of it.

"There is also a gift from Duke Percy. I don't know what to give." Haider looked at the two gift boxes and suddenly remembered what he had missed.

Aldridge said, "Let me think about it?"

Haider looked at him for a while, then suddenly laughed: "What are you going to do?"

"It's just going to the Kingdom of Ganga with you," Aldridge said innocently, "sooner or later we will go."

"Borachi will go crazy." Haider didn't agree or disagree.

"I trust them." Aldrich said firmly.

So that afternoon, the Elderly House received the news that two gods had "eloped". The reporter was still Cesia, but it was not Borachi who reacted most violently this time.

"Bang—" Santos thumped the table hard, feeling very depressed.

Seeing him like this, Bollach felt faintly in his heart that Aldrich did a good job this time...

"No matter how angry you are, that one won't go with you without His Highness's permission." He gloated.

Santos glared at him faintly, disregarding his image, and lied weakly on the table: "I'm not feeling well...I'm going to rest today..."

Borachi didn't look up: "Then your work will be moved to tomorrow, and I won't help you."

Santos snorted, sat up straight, and said, "I suddenly recovered."

Bollage didn't bother to talk to this playful person.

Haider and Aldrich didn't know about the small disturbance in the Presbyterian Church, and they probably wouldn't care if they knew about it.

They were welcomed into the Duke's mansion and met Duke Percy in the study.

"You're finally here." Duke Percy greeted Haider with a smile, and then his eyes moved to Aldrich, his smile froze slightly.

"Your Majesty the Pope," he said, while asking Haider with his eyes.

Haider coughed and said nonsense: "This is the tradition of the Temple of Light."

Aldrich: "..." Do you still remember that you are the God of Light?When did this tradition exist?

But he thought about it again, when Haider was on a mission, nine times out of ten he went to bring him back by himself. Probably, this is the tradition?

Apparently Duke Percy didn't believe his nonsense either, but he nodded in a face-saving way, and beckoned the servant to tidy up another guest room.

"Father!" A golden head poked out from the door, "Here comes a guest... Hayden!"

Jennifer's eyes lit up suddenly, and a big smile appeared on her face.

"Jenny." Duke Percy helplessly called out his little daughter's nickname, feeling a little headache.

Haider has always been insensitive to emotions, so he didn't feel anything, but Aldrich's face turned dark.

"Hayden! Are you coming to our National Day celebration?" Jennifer stuck out her tongue at her father, and then said to Haider with a smile.

"Yes, I made an appointment with His Excellency the Duke," Haider said.

Jennifer's face became a little strange: "This, this is it."

She turned her eyes to Aldrich, greeted him, and said, "Hi, are you Hayden's friend?"

Aldridge pulled his lips, forcing himself to say in a friendly way: "Aldrich Francisco."

Jennifer recited the name in a low voice. She didn't see her father sighing, and suddenly her face changed: "Your Majesty the Pope?!"

Aldrich nodded.

Haider glanced at him with some reproach, and explained: "It's not convenient to say our real name when we met... My original name is Haider Turens."

The poor girl has gone completely stupid.

She took a breath: "Master Knight Commander?"

Haider touched his nose and nodded.

Jennifer looked at her father for help, and Duke Percy said: "Go and call your sister, let's have dinner."

Jennifer nodded obediently, and when she was about to leave, she suddenly turned her head and said, "Father, I actually came to say that Karl is here to visit you." She also subconsciously looked at Haider's face before she realized her guess Not at all.

Duke Percy: "...then let him have a meal together."

After Jennifer left, Haider could not help but chuckled a few times.

Duke Percy said helplessly: "I didn't expect that child to chase so closely..."

"Maybe it's a common problem of young people?" Haider thought of Cifano, who was much younger than Cesia, and his brother would definitely stick to Cesia whenever he was free.

...Although I don't know how old Cifano was like that.

Duke Percy nodded in agreement. Of course, if he knew that the young man Haider mentioned was his elder brother who had lived for an unknown number of years, whether he could continue nodding or not was another matter.

Aldrich didn't know the cause and effect, and looked at the two charades inexplicably.

Duke Percy noticed Aldrich's gaze, coughed, and said in a disguised way: "I'll have someone take you to the guest room first, see you at dinner."

"See you at dinner." Haider naturally obeyed the host's arrangement.

"A clingy young man? You're not talking about me, are you?" Aldridge said worriedly.

Haider didn't think of this, but after thinking about it carefully, Aldrich could indeed be classified into this category, and he immediately smiled: "Actually, I was talking about Sif, I didn't expect you to position yourself in the same way... ..."

Aldrich: "..."

"Will you find me annoying?" He asked depressedly.

Haider was taken aback, looked at him, and found that Aldrich was really nervous, so he comforted him: "No, I think this is very good."

He thought for a while, leaned over and kissed Aldridge on the face.

He smiled and said, "You don't think I'm old, just do it."

Aldrich looked at the servant leading the way, and decided not to argue with Haider for the time being.

The servants in the duke's mansion are also good people, the one who led the way looked at his nose and his heart, as if nothing happened.

The rooms of the two of them are adjacent to each other. After the servants delivered them, they bowed and left.

Aldrich did not enter his room, but followed Haider into his room.

As soon as the door closed, he kissed her.

The two were about the same height, and Haider also opened his jaw in cooperation to facilitate Aldrich's movements.

I don't know how long the kiss lasted until Haider began to push back slightly, and then Aldrich let him go.

"Enough, enough, my neck is going to break." Haider rubbed his neck and complained.

When the two entered the room, Haider walked in front, and Aldrich closed the door behind. Haider had his back to him at the time, and his posture was a bit awkward. It is normal for Haider to have a sore neck.

Aldridge massaged him a few times guiltily, and said, "Miss Jennifer, she likes you."

"Jennifer?" Haider was stunned, "Don't talk nonsense, she is still a little girl."

Aldridge curled his lips: "Her expression is too obvious, if I don't give her some hints, she probably won't give up." He said and pressed Haider's lower lip.

Haider hissed, only to realize that his lips had been bitten by the "young man" in front of him.