I See The Mirror World In The Sky

The Lord of God

Anna is a chef at the church's Buzan Church and earns a good salary of 350 CUC per week. Her husband is an employee of the railway company, driving the intercity steam train between Emerson Town and Zocta South Station every day, earning 450 copper Canadian miles a week.

The Church is divided into five churches, each of which worships one elemental god - the gods of the earth, the sky, the sea, and the fire. ", "God of Fire", and "God of Spirit". This is exactly in line with the theory of the elements that Esme Crane knew sprouted from ancient Greece, namely the four elements of "earth, air, water, and fire" and the fifth element derived from Aristotle, which is also the most common pattern of the Western method pentagram represents the meaning of the five elements.

The door was opened and a round-faced, wide-eyed brunette, much shorter than her, appeared before Esme Crane's eyes, still wearing her pajamas and seemingly recently risen.

This stems from a bizarre experience in her childhood, she seems to have experienced something that caused her to have a lingering suspicion of the Holy Church since then, but what exactly was this incident, the original Esme Crane's memory is very vague. Her best friend Anna also seems to have been affected by this incident, and has since gradually become obsessed with the religious occult.

"Coming, who is it this early in the morning?"

"The immortal Esme Crane, the Lord of God, have you forgotten the legend? I told you several times when I was in school.

Esme Crane's parents were both devout believers in the Church of the Earth, but Esme Crane seemed to have reservations about the Church of the Earth, and the Holy Church in general, and was not religious deep down.

Anna's life was much better than Esme Crane's. As far as I can remember, the original Esme Crane had an inferiority complex towards Anna, because there was a real gap between their families.

The woman saw the person standing in front of the door, a pair of light brown eyes rounded, speechless shock for a long time, she then grabbed Esme Crane's hand, dragged her into the door, and quickly closed the door. The Cox at her feet had long since taken advantage of Anna's daze to slip inside, and Anna hadn't even noticed the presence of the black cat.

As to what kind of church the Church is, Esme Crane believes that it is at least very different from his own perception of Anglo-Saxon Puritanism, because it is not a monotheistic religion, but a polytheistic one.

Anna was able to become the female cook of the church's Buxan Church because her father was the pastor of the Earth Church. She was able to graduate from Ecclesiology School and stay in town to work, while Esme Crane had to work in a textile factory in the suburbs, earning 100 copper miles a week with little rest and working early and late. Because of this disparity, Esme Crane gradually alienates herself from Anna, even though Anna often secretly helps her out.

And judging from her analysis of the concept of prices from the original owner's memory, the purchasing power of a copper gari is equal to about 2 yuan of RMB. The company's main business is to provide a wide range of products and services to the public. In the future, even if the two have children, there will not be much of a burden.

1 gold gourd equals 10 silver baker equals 100 copper gari, this decimal makes Esme Crane feel comfortable and much more humane than the real pound and penny conversion system.

The copper gari was a currency of the Mhadrrith Empire, a country that was supposed to have a gold standard monetary system with a system of secondary coins, almost identical to the English pound, penny, and shilling, except that the designations were switched to gold gourd, silver baker, and copper gari.

The whole Mhadrrith Empire is a place where "holy" faith prevails, and the capital city of Zocta is evenly distributed among the five major churches, with their forces evenly divided and living in peace with each other. "God of the Earth".

The price of agricultural products to maintain basic living in this world is generally low, while the price of transportation is very high, most ordinary people do not have additional entertainment expenses, unless you want to live the life of the nobility, housing, clothing are relatively cheap.

Esme Crane raised her hand, her fingers trembled hesitantly, and finally knocked on the door of room 402. A crisp, sunny female voice soon came from inside.

It was the result of the Church's exhortation that people generally did not leave the circle in which they grew up. It was generally believed that the hometown was the home of the soul, and that those who left their hometown were foreigners whose souls were not allowed to live in peace, and that good character would be lacking in foreigners.

"God of the earth is above, Esme Crane... Are you Esme Crane?!"

"God, I attended your funeral yesterday at dusk, why are you alive on my doorstep today? The Lord of God has appeared! The legend of the undead is true, the legend of the undead is true!"

"What? What immortal?" Esme Crane asked, at a loss for words.

After she married and moved to a new home, Ann wrote to Esme Crane several times, inviting her to come to her new home in town. She wrote the full address of her new home and described the wonders of apartment life, and she hoped Esme Crane would share her joy. But Esme Crane had never been to Anna's new home, and the descriptions between the lines in the letter stung her deeply.

"I..." Without waiting for Esme Crane to answer, Talia hugged her tightly, her body was shaking, not knowing whether she was excited or afraid, her speech was upside down and incoherent.

Now Esme Crane, at last, stands under Anna's apartment building. If the original Esme Crane still had a soul left in the world, I wonder how she would feel if she knew that she had died once before a spirit from another world had brought her body to the home that her friend had so kindly invited her to many times.

It is commonly referred to as the "Holy Church," but because Esme Crane's father was a descendant of immigrants from Dejhess, Esme Crane knew that the "Holy Church" was known in other lands as the "Five Elements. The Church of the Five Elements.

The woman's eyes were sleepy when she came out of the bedroom and saw her wife and Esme Crane standing in the foyer.

Esme Crane shook off her thoughts and stepped into the apartment, soon arriving at the door of the apartment where Anna lived, room 402. In her letter, Anna said that living on the fourth floor, sitting by the window every morning, drinking her morning tea and watching the crowds downstairs, was one of her great pleasures.