Blue blood meant the blood of demons.
Their blood was sometimes green, sometimes red, or sometimes black, but it was commonly called “blue blood” because the first demon’s blood discovered in ancient times was blue.
“So where is this woman now?”
Noah shook his head miserably at Casper’s question.
“When I came back after the fight, the woman was dead, and the midwife and child were gone.”
“Gone?”
The last question was from Giselle, who was sitting next to Rosha. Noah nodded calmly and continued his explanation.
“That’s what we were wondering, too. We hid them in an old well in that village because there was no place to hide a woman carrying a child of God to avoid the demons. It’s impossible for the midwife to get out of a deep well with a child unless someone lets her out.”
The incident where the Demons attacked Beria’s village was a very famous event for Rosteliers. Rosha also knew about the events of that day through her studies when she was an apprentice. However, the fact that the Child of God was actually born that day was probably unknown to almost everyone in the Golden Dawn Society.
“Anyway, we have long been tracking down the boys among the Beria orphans and visiting the missing Sons of God. In fact, we have tracked down boys of the same age who survived the Beria attack. They were adopted in different countries.”
“Then the Child of God must be the one who uses holy stigmas or holy power.”
Noah shook his head at someone’s theory.
“As you all know, there are three main pieces of evidence that he is the Child of God. The first is the holy stigma, the second is the holy power, and the third is evil obsession.”
The evil obsession referred to the demons and the evil forces hiding behind them that were trying to kill the Son of God. Because just as the Golden Dawn Society searched for the Son of God, the Arteliers of Babel, a group that worshiped the evil god, also searched for him.
The demons that Babel created and used were good at finding the power of the Holy God. It was like an instinct to kill the enemy.
So there was always the danger of demons lurking in the neighborhood of the Son of God.
“And one more thing.”
Noah went on to say.
“There will be false saviors.”
Just as the Golden Dawn Society, born to protect the Son of God, had its prophecies, so did Barbel. It was a prophecy of the birth of an “evil child” with similarities to the Son of God, just as the Knights of God were confusingly similar. If the Rosteliers of the Golden Dawn Society existed to protect the Child of Light and God, the Arteliers of Babel existed to protect the Child of Darkness and Evil.
“It has been confirmed that all of the children adopted from Beria, whether they are Babel’s work, show the same evidence.”
“They’re not all children of evil, are they?”
“It’s just a little trick of the devil to mislead us. As you said, they are not even ‘children of evil,’ so it will be easy to distinguish them.”
When Noah finished, he looked at each of the Rosteliers sitting around the couch.
“That’s why I called you all.”
“…….”
“It has nothing to do with power rankings, but because I had faith in your abilities and your ability to make the right decisions.”
Noah gave a new mission.
“I want each of you to go to the country I have designated to observe and protect the children, the survivors of Beria. Those who are found to be the children of God will be placed here. Kashin will be going around the countries to communicate with you all and inform me of the situation.”
Noah, who had finished talking up to that point, finished his story while taking a sip of the tea that had finally cooled.
“Do not tell the others about this, as it is very important. From now on, you are all officially on a long vacation. I will call you all individually later to give you the details. Only Kashin and Rosha can stay, the rest of you can leave.”
They all thought Noah would give them a vacation, but it wasn’t a real vacation. This fact in itself was shocking enough, but an even bigger shocking truth kept the brothers from leaving their seats right away.
Noah waited slowly until they were able to recover from that. Aaron was the first to stand up, then the other brothers along with Giselle stood up and stepped out of the office.
The only ones left in the office were Rosha and Kashin, who had stayed behind on Noah’s orders.
“Rosha, were you surprised?”
“…… a little.”
Ten years ago, when Rosha was five years old, it was long before she joined the Golden Dawn Society. One of the topics that took up the largest portion of the study at the Golden Dawn was the Beria incident, and she never thought there was such a hidden truth to it.
“You may be young, but this is a heavy task…….”
“…….”
“I entrusted you with this task because you are perseon I trust, regardless of your age. You know that, don’t you?”
“…… I know.”
Rosha was well aware of how difficult this search for the Son of God would be. Regardless of her age, she was selected among the top 100.To entrust this job to such a person like Rosha was proof that Noah had a very big trust in her.
Because of that, a heavy responsibility was placed on Rosha’s shoulders.
“Well then, there is something you must do first if you are to live up to my trust.”
“What is it?”
Motivated, Rosha looked up at Noah. Even up to that moment, Noah looked cautious. However, a mischievous smile soon appeared on his face.
“Let’s make up with Kashin.”
“What ……?”
Rosha thought it was strange when Noah asked the two of them to stay back, but now he wants them to reconcile?
“Why should I reconcile with him?”
Rosha looked up at Noah with an offended face, but Noah seemed to have no intention of retracting what he had said.
“Kashin will be traveling through the warp to the various countries to get an idea of the dynamics of those who have accepted this job and the candidates who may be the sons of God. That means you two will be meeting quite often and will have to engage in close conversations.”
“But ……”
“Rosha, I should say. If you are not confident that you can make up with Kashin, you can stay home this time.”
There was still a hint of mischief on his face, but Noah was quite adamant.
Rosha was troubled. Either make peace with Kashin who denied her sister’s survival, or else break Noah’s trust.
Rosha didn’t like the idea of having to leave this job. Finding and protecting the Son of God was something that would help drive the demons out of the land.
‘But I hate Kashin so much!’
When Rosha was troubled and could not give an easy answer, Noah, who had been watching her, decided to help Rosha answer easily.
“Rosha, you have other reasons besides serving God’s son that must be put into this time.”
“What’s that ……?”
“Lily Lewen, you are looking for your sister, aren’t you?”
“…… Yes.”
“We also have a potential child of God who was just adopted by the Herodion nobility…….”
“No way…”
“We’ve found a child who is presumed to be your sister.”
Noah stood up and took a document from the desk where the papers were stacked in towers and handed it to Rosha. Rosha took the document and hurriedly read it out.
An orphanage in the Rosanto region of Herodion state.
A child with short blond hair, estimated to be 9~11 years old.
She did not remember the specific village she lived in, her age, or her family relations.
However, she said her name was “Lily-Lewen” and she had an older sister.
She claimed to have seen a giant snake when she was a child.
It seemed that she had cut her hair, which used to be very long.
“If she’s really your sister, I don’t know how she got to another country. Anyway, if you want to check, you should start with Kashin….”
“I’m sorry….”
“…….”
No sooner had Noah finished than Rosha apologized. Of course, she wasn’t looking at Noah, but at Kashin, who was sitting across from her.
“I’m sorry for being angry with you and treating you recklessly. I’m sincerely sorry.”
She apologized so nicely that Kashin had nothing more to say. Kashin watched Rosha apologize without a single emotion with unknown eyes.
“You should apologize too, Kashin. You don’t think I know that you said something bad about Rosha’s sister, do you?”
Kashin finally opened his mouth at Noah’s words.
“…… I’m sorry, too.”
He was an egomaniac, so it’s probably best to accept his apology.
Rosha nodded and lowered her gaze at the document about Lily again.
“And.”
However, it seemed that Kashin still had something to say to Rosha.
“And a hearty congratulations on your work.”
That was a bit unexpected.
She was really going to give him a hard time if Kashin was being sarcastic again this time…
Come to think of it, he wasn’t such a bad guy when it came to his personality, as she remembered the time when she and Kashin were close for a short while before they fell out.
‘It’s because you keep talking about my sister carelessly.’
Rosha gladly accepted Kashin’s congratulations.
Thus there was peace between the old foes for a while.
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