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Theos- Oracle of the night
Author: Karan & Serra
The first chapter Dawn of Ruins (I)
Updated on July 22nd, 2004 14: 43: 00 words: 24 19.
Hurd, a dilapidated city, gradually woke up under the sunshine, but the flower street in the morning was unusually quiet, just like a well-maintained middle-aged beauty, and finally released excess energy and fell asleep in burnout.
Edith. Rama, wearing a coarse skirt, crept out of a small room in a secluded part of Huajie Street, her snow-white ankles glittering and translucent in the fresh morning light.
Through the street paved with gravel, through the old stone house that was reflected by the morning sun as rosy, her little figure, like a six-month-old black cat, passed through the bustling crowd and the colorful skirt of a woman with a pitcher above her head.
Huajie is a temple opposite the market. The two extremes of fornication and holiness live in peace in this ancient city with a history of more than 4,000 years. I don't know how the goddess of chastity, Artemia, or the witch, Meiere, will sigh when she looks at all this in the distant sky.
Did Edith ask Koda for advice on this issue? Bloom, a gentle man who lived in seclusion in the corner of Al themis Temple, later became her teacher, and they established a long-term relationship.
At that time, Koda's voice echoed in the empty temple, with helpless sadness.
"Eddie, remember, God is different from us. The future of human emotions may be as meaningless to God as the struggle between sheep. Have you ever seen a shepherd boy try his best to separate the horns of a ram? Yes, they sometimes separate them for fun, but that doesn't mean they will take sides, because most of the time, they are idle. God may be the same, but the shepherd boy still has human feelings, but God doesn't, because …