Lord of the Heart

Difference engine, hydraulic gun, lamb in captivity of the Seven Temples, arrogance and stupidity. Extraordinary beings, cultists, and ancient gods whispered in the foggy sea, losing control and going crazy. Steam surges, naval guns roar, greed makes the greedy unscrupulous, and the devil seeks salvation in the church. The blade is unsheathed and the bullet is loaded. Hatred makes the guardian fall into the abyss, while the sin is crying and repenting in front of the tombstone. Lorne, Wellington's eldest son, is known far and wide as the devil who helps his younger brothers and protect his younger sisters. He is an unlucky alien traveler struggling on the poverty line. He didn't join the Night Watch for justice, he just wanted to settle down in this chaotic world of greed and madness, have a decent job and income, and support his family. Lorne wiped the blood on his gloves and smiled to comfort the trembling thug: "I am a good person, the kind who is good at persuading others with virtue." This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.