"Burn the whole world? No, no, of course it's not that serious."
Miss Bevanna shook her head, and then carefully sealed the file bag:
"But it is currently expected that the fire in the southern forest will burn for three months, at least three months. By the end of autumn, the cold air flow from the northern part of the mainland will suppress those flames. This will still use the power of nature, and then with the help of a large-scale fire with a scale of thousands of people The ceremony is enough to put out the fire."
"But during this period, how many children of the mist will be born in advance by this fire? Will the fire breed something more terrifying than the children of the mist?"
Jenkins asked again.
"It's hard to say, but this is probably the end. The arrival of the end did not happen suddenly, it was a gradual process."
Miss Bevanna shook her head.
Most of Jenkins' understanding of the end comes from stories in his hometown, where most of the stories are sudden disasters that wiped out the world. But real doomsdays never come without warning. It’s a gradual process. After people accept that disasters are happening everywhere, they realize that there will never be a safe day again.
Several small towns close to the southern forest are already planning to relocate as a whole, and cities farther away are also ready to arrange for the transfer of citizens. However, due to the chaotic political situation in the Southern Kingdom and the resumption of the war, Cheslan officials did not pay much attention to the fire, nor did they do their best to protect their own citizens.
Due to the chaotic domestic environment, the fire did not attract official attention until recently. If it weren't for the church's active assistance in disaster relief, more innocent people would have died because of the fire.
Now that Cheslan has almost put all his strength into the western front, they don't seem to care about that fire at all, at least until the dust of the war settles, that fire is not an important thing for this country.
(Finnie is praying... )
Jenkins had already invited the girls to visit Privet Drive with Sigrid tonight, an event unaffected by Tarquin's death. But Jenkins did not postpone the visit because of something, but Mary took the initiative to postpone this important visit.
It wasn't that they weren't ready for guests, but that something had happened to Jenkins' eldest brother, Newman Williams' fiancée.
According to information received by Jenkins, the family recently borrowed a large amount of money from informal channels, and then had a conflict with the other party because of the interest payment. They were beaten into the house on Wednesday afternoon.
Both Newman's fiancée's father and mother were injured and taken to the hospital. As a result, the Williamette family had to visit the hospital, so the scheduled visit had to be postponed.
Although the two incidents were related to the marriage of the sons, after all, the matter of the eldest brother Newman involved life and death, and it was said that the injury was still a little serious, so Mary and Robert had to postpone the matter on Jenkins' side.
As for the reason why the family borrowed money, Jenkins sounded a little ridiculous. They intended to buy a large number of tulips. Mary didn't say much about the specific things. She was concerned about the face of her eldest son and was unwilling to mention more scandals in front of Jenkins.
But Jenkins generally understood, so he cautiously did not continue to ask, because his family's face still had to be scruples.
Although the originally scheduled things were gone, Jenkins did not fall into a state of having nothing to do. The joint meeting of the Twelve Churches will definitely be held this weekend. For this reason, Bishop Parode has prepared a lot of documents for him. They have met many times to discuss the rough content of preliminary plans and negotiations for the meeting.
These are all things that Jenkins needs to look at carefully. This is not a simple matter, nor can it be written down. He needs to master and understand proficiently, so he has to consume more things on it.
Due to the confidentiality of some files, even Jenkins couldn't take them home to look at. So he has been in church this Wednesday night, during which he saw Fenny again and told her that he had ordered someone to deal with the matter of the flower girls.
At about eight o'clock in the evening, Jenkins was in Miss Bevanna's office looking at the files. Miss Bevanna has something to go to Evergreen Forest tonight, so Jenkins can borrow the office.
He sat on the sofa, troubled by misremembering the demigod of the Destiny Church and the Patriarch of the Ocean Church, but the difference between the two names was only three letters, and it was really difficult to distinguish them.
Looking out the window at the fog, then looking down to chop the apple into small pieces for the chocolate. Suddenly I heard a knock on the door, and then the voice of Mr. James Hurt from the Special Items Management Office came:
"Mr. Williams, Director Bellini has something to do with you. There was an old woman who entered the church just now, and there was something wrong with that person. Mr. Gilbert and Miss Kirshenna have already passed by. Director Bellini said that you should Well, let’s go and have a look... the church can’t go wrong now.”
Miss Bevanna is not in the church tonight, and the two demigods in charge are enough to ensure the safety of the church. As for Jenkins being in the church, it was purely because of the accident caused by the tulip, so Jenkins didn't think it was a conspiracy against him.
He stood up, picked up his cat, and followed Mr. Hurt out:
"Where are they now?"
"In the nave... nothing dangerous actually happened, it's just... it was very strange."
The Church of the Sage is theoretically open 24 hours a day, but just like Jenkins is theoretically a bad guy who murders, sets fire and plots, sometimes the theory is not necessarily completely accurate.
Of course, the church is still open at least after eight o'clock, not to mention that the night class of the Sage Church is also during this time, so when the staggering old woman climbed the steps tremblingly into the main hall of the church , The people in charge of guarding the gate didn't notice anything wrong.
Jenkins came out of the corridor at the back of the nave and caught sight of the old woman sitting in the second row from the front near the pulpit. She was wrapped in a dark red scarf, and the thread on the edge of the scarf could be seen sticking crookedly to the scarf. Beside him was a very ordinary basket, and he was wearing some dark gray-black linen clothes.
Jenkins suspected that the color was due to the fact that the dress had not been washed for a long time, and the look was typical of an old man who had come to town from the country. Even if Jenkins is standing in the church and is in charge of guarding, without using the Eye of Reality, he will not prevent such people from entering the church.