GREED: ALL FOR WHAT?

Celine’s mother was ostracized, and she became a prisoner in her own house, but she didn’t regret it. After all, the deed had been done, and it was too late to stop it.

The judge had been let loose. He had been paid, and as a man of integrity, he had to fulfill the mission he was paid to accomplish.

The judge was like a hound sniffing around. Everyone’s secret was at risk of being exposed.

They may not be responsible for the death of Celine, but they are responsible for many other things. Those things that they don’t want to be known might become exposed as collateral damage during the investigation of Celine’s death.

To prevent this unfavorable thing from happening, the nobles began hunting for the judge. Celine’s mother was also being pressured to call back the bloodhound that she had released.

But Celine’s mother refused to back down. She cared a lot for her daughter. What’s more, she is an epic being and can’t give birth anymore. The divine flesh that modified her body now prevents her from reproducing, so she has to cherish the children she has.

This whole thing caused a lot of noise in the city. Even Legion found out about it. Just like the nobles, the presence of a judge lurking around the city caused them to feel a little pressure.

This made Legion regret ever targeting Celine. They recognized that it was a mistake to target her, and they put plans into action to make sure that they won’t repeat such a mistake.

They brainstormed several plans. Eventually, the plan that they agreed upon was to order their slaves to go and kidnap fate weavers and to tell the Mind Hunters about the presence of a judge in the city.

They told Gerald specifically about the judge. They wanted to use him to get rid of the judge since he hated judges so much.

It turned out that they didn’t need to set Gerald upon the judge. Gerald had already found out about the presence of the judge and was in hot pursuit himself.

Many people wanted to avoid judges and didn’t want to kill judges, but Gerald had already killed one judge before. He knew that once a judge with the rank 2 Eye of Sin sees him, that judge will be able to tell that he has killed a judge before and will be able to use rank 3 Fire of Sin to kill him.

So rather than wait for a judge to find him or hide for his dear life, he decided to go hunting for the judge himself. This decision was highly motivated by his hatred for judges.

Gerald wasn’t the only one looking for the judge. Many people, including nobles, were also hunting the judge down.

While this was happening, Legion’s slaves set out to kidnap fate weavers. Their goal is to find fate weavers of every rank and then raise them into a powerful state.

So it didn’t matter what rank of fate weavers their slaves encountered; they were ordered to kidnap them all. In fact, if they couldn’t find fare weavers, Legion was prepared to create one themselves.

They wanted to enslave fate weavers for their ability to predict danger and other useful information, and they were prepared to do anything to get their way.

Fortunately, they didn’t have to turn over Reinfield City in order to find what they wanted. They were able to get two rank 3 fate weavers and three rank 2 fate weavers.

Their slaves locked five of them in a basement close to Legion. The proximity ensured that Legion was able to hypnotize them day and night in preparation to help them advance.

The casualty rate of the last group of people that they helped advance to rank 4 was almost 60% because the time they spent on preparing the mental state of the target was too short. Legion hoped to rectify that by increasing the time for preparation from one week to four weeks.

While this was going on, they began preparing the advancement requirements for rank 5. It has just been one month since they advanced to rank 4, but they are already preparing to advance again.

The advancement requirement for the pathway of killing has already been met. They were supposed to kill a lot of people indirectly without taking action personally. They did that by controlling their slaves, who then led their gang to battle and killed a lot of people for them.

The advancement requirement for the pathway of slavery is to enslave high and mighty people. They are to bring low proud people by enslaving them.

This advancement requirement is one of the reasons they wanted to enslave a noble. After all, nobles are one of the proudest, if not the proudest, groups of people.

Celine refused to help them meet this advancement requirement, but they have already set their eyes on an alternative. They just aren’t sure if the alternative will work.

The alternative is a noble from a poor, declining background. The ancestors of the noble used to be rich. After all, they helped to build up Reinfield City. Unfortunately, their noble family has declined severely.

For the noble, there is no epic godclad in his family. The strongest is a rank 3 merchant, and he is the hope of the family to gain an epic godclad.

The noble is so poor that he couldn’t afford a mind shield. All of these things make him a good target for enslavement. Even if they fail and the noble dies, there won’t be as much outrage as that of Celine’s death because there aren’t powerful people in his family.

The main reason why Legion isn’t sure he will do it is that the noble is humble. The decline of his family and their dire straits have worn down the innate pride in his bones. So Legion isn’t sure if enslaving him would help them in meeting the advancement requirement for the pathway of slavery.

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