"Mr. Talos, have you heard it?" Richard said to Talos in surprise in a basement where he didn't know who his master was, "I don't know where the symphony came from?"

"I swear I have never heard of such moving music. I can feel its vast, lofty, and profound spiritual realm, which is simply the sacred temple in music!"

Talos looked at Richard, who was no longer sad after hearing the music and praised it endlessly.

What is this, the Requiem before the enlightenment of truth?

However, Talos must admit that this is indeed an impeccable and gorgeous movement. Even ordinary people who do not have any music theory and aesthetics can appreciate the power of beauty and art when they hear music.

According to Talos's judgment, this is definitely the most wonderful singing voice in the world and the most varied and spiritual music. No elves or mermaid's music that claims to be the ultimate art cannot be compared with this symphony.

That's not comparison, it's blasphemy.

Melody and echo fill every inch of the city, wandering in the void, and the whole world becomes unique in the moment the music sounds.

It seemed that something was awakening, but Talos couldn't tell what it was.

Through the melody, clearing away the mysterious, complex and rich emotions, Talos seemed to see the glory of the beginning and the magnificence of the end of life.

In a trance, he realized that this was the melody that ran through the fate of the world!

Immediately afterwards, the soul fire jumped with the symphony melody. The originally magnificent and epic melody suddenly turned into another special chant, descending from the void in all directions and falling into my mind.

"At that time, the lion came to the lake on the grassland, and had sat down, and the sheep and hyena came to it, the sheep were in front and the hyena was behind..."

"This is?"

The moment he heard the lion and the sheep, Talos felt a ridiculous feeling in his heart.

If Talos' sensitive words are arranged according to their severity, lions and sheep are probably the leader in recent times.

The impact of the Seven Days Bible on Talos was so great!

Therefore, when Talos heard this very special chant, transformed from soul fire, all doubts, surprises, and curiosity all burst out.

It's hard for him not to associate this perfect melody with the Seven Days Bible, or even...

This is basically written from the seven-day Bible!

This is not a requiem, but a truth enlightenment itself - a special piece of music that plays the seven-day Bible in the form of a symphony!

Yes, when Talos suddenly realized that when he recalled the statement that other people who could not awaken successfully in the enlightenment ceremony would die directly.

Of course he would die. Even two assassins with second-level strength died inexplicably after listening to him recite a seven-day Bible, let alone others.

If that's the case...

Talos had no time to think about the relationship between the Light Society and the Seven Days Bible, and what the "smooth passage" in the Enlightenment of Truth was, and he held Richard's shoulder and shook him hard, awakening him from the music, and then asked very seriously: "Richard, do you trust me?"

Although the influence of music began to become chaotic, the human blood knight nodded and said, "Of course I trust you sir."

"That's good."

Since he trusted him, Talos said the following words in one breath.

"Listen, Richard, there is something wrong with this piece of music. You can't listen to it anymore, otherwise something very terrible will happen. The best way now is to knock you out and leave it to me. You don't have to worry about anything. Can you understand?"

“Yes…yes.”

"Great." Talos said, and waved his snake's tail, and the end of the tail, which was thicker than the human calves, slapped hard on the back of Richard's head.

The unprepared human blood knight groaned, fell to the ground, and fainted.

Opening the world, Talos put Richard into it and reminded the worldly python that this was not the food prepared for him, and then he kept the world open and fell into deep thought in a fog.

Originally, according to Talos's idea, given the upcoming enlightenment of truth, his only way to deal with it was to go to the alien space to take refuge.

Talos, who knew nothing about the Truth Enlightenment, would not make fun of his life. He hoped to leave this unlucky city immediately, but the magic shield covering the city was not something that a high-level mage could create, in terms of scale or momentum.

All signs indicate that in addition to the great mage who is proficient in transforming techniques in the teleportation hall, there is also a fourth-level great mage.

Even if he aims the three spell-removing techniques in the space ring at one place, he may not be able to break a hole for him to escape, and perhaps he will also attract an attack from a great wizard.

It's different now. Since more than 80% of the possible seven-day Bible, Talos decided to observe it secretly.

The ethereal and timeless chant sounded again after Talos focused his energy: "The Hyena asked: You must love the grassland. Since that's the case, why do you let the sheep be in front and the hyena be in the back..."

"The lion teaches: The authority on the grassland does not come from courage, but is admiration. Your glory is your own decision, and the sheep respect me, and therefore give up the glory and can stand before you."

"This is probably one of the seven-day Bibles?" Talos guessed.

Fortunately, compared to the previous two short stories that are in a foggy way and not knowing what they are telling, the meaning and reference of this seven-day Bible is much clearer.

In fact, Talos has heard similar missionary stories.

The story tells the story of a hero who shined through the ages and a beggar who starved to death on the street. Their souls met God after their death. The hero's soul was nailed to the wall of the unbeliever and burned by flames day and night. However, the beggar's soul entered the kingdom of God. From then on, he was carefree and with God, and achieved eternal life.

The hero is very unwilling and very confused.

God told him: What determines whether you can enter the kingdom of God is not the identity, strength, power, wealth or other achievements in your lifetime, but faith.

Not only that, in the Kingdom of God, it is not these that determine the status of those who pray for the same, but faith.

"Sheep and beggars, hyena and heroes, perhaps, this seven-day Bible really talks about the meaning of faith. So what about the other two?" Talos thought seriously, "Sheep and hyena are both ordinary people, representing the identities of believers, unbelievers or other more mortals. The most representative of the lion is the gods."

But that's all, the behaviors in more stories still cannot be interpreted smoothly, and the Seven Days Bible is too obscure.

Just as Talos was on guard and thought, the passionate and magnificent symphony came to an abrupt end in a high note.
Chapter completed!