Daughter of the Emperor Chapter 293

Chapter 293: The Emperor’s Daughter Chapter. 293

He might be docile now, but he was once a notorious emperor known throughout the land. If the North were to decide to take action, he would simply use that as an excuse to conquer them. It’s scary how easy that was for him. After thinking about that clear future, I became dizzier, and Ferdel smiled and suddenly clapped.

“Right! Since we’re on the subject, why don’t we learn about the three empires today?”

Why did it suddenly become that way?

I frowned and gave a look of incomprehension regarding the relations.h.i.+p between the two. Despite my blatant discontent, Ferdel unfolded the map firmly. It was the map of the continent that I saw before.

“As you know, this continent is divided into three regions. North, Central, and South. And they are each divided by one thing alone, culture.”

I knew that. No, anyone born on this continent knew that.

Each region was known for wors.h.i.+pping different beings. The Northern region wors.h.i.+ped an angel, the central area prayed to a Spirit, and the southern part wors.h.i.+ped G.o.ds. All cultures, economies, and nations were divided through that one difference. At first, it’s not easy to understand how faith alone can split their cultures, societies, and commerce, but after hearing the details, I admitted that everything added up.

“The North is where angels first arrived in this world. Their land follows the gospel and words of the Holy Lord taught to them by the angels. The political dynamics of the region all start at the center with S-Hertogenbosch, the Holy Empire of Angels. Countries that follow the guidance of angels and countries that hate angels. Simple, right?”

The angel was a kind of Messiah in the North. It feels like Jesus Christ. Of course, the G.o.d, in the North, was also considered as their sole, monotheistic deity just like the Christian G.o.d.

“In contrast, the Central wors.h.i.+ps the Great Spirit. Therefore, our very way of thinking differs on a fundamental level from theirs. There are all sorts of spirits, but each country officially wors.h.i.+ps the Spirits of the seasons. Nevertheless, each country wors.h.i.+ps a different spirit.”

I heard this explanation way too much already. Most of all, it was more so because Agregent was a country that wors.h.i.+pped the Great Spirit. Ferdel also did not give a lengthy explanation of the spirits, perhaps because of that.

“And finally, in the South, they wors.h.i.+p the G.o.d, Legione.”

“You mean the G.o.ds of Legione.”

“Yes, to be precise, they are the G.o.ds of Legione.”

There was one main G.o.d and several sub-G.o.ds to form the G.o.ds of Legione. They sounded like the G.o.ds from Greek or Norse mythology. There were plenty of temples and festivals made to wors.h.i.+p these G.o.ds, so I had wanted to visit there for quite some time now. However, Pretzia, which used to wors.h.i.+p them, is currently under Agrigent’s rule, so of course, I couldn’t go, and now, Ferdel’s pus.h.i.+ng for policies to crush the Pretzian culture. It’s like a double whammy.