Liu Zheng touched his nose, avoided her gaze, and said with a smile, "Really?"

"Maybe it's my talent. There's no way I'm so good."

Teresa laughed and ignored this guy who was sometimes as thick-skinned as the city wall.

After Teresa thought carefully, she decided to set up the porridge shed on the farmland and sent people to publicize the fact that she had set up the porridge shed.

It soon attracted a large number of refugees.

In order to have a stutter, most of the refugees agreed to work, tidy up the fields, and restore water canals.

After a few days, the effect was surprisingly good.

Of course, only a few of them were unwilling to do it and left.

Teresa didn't stay either.

News of their porridge spread quickly spread to the city, attracting a large number of refugees.

Teresa and Liu Zheng had to build more porridge sheds.

During this period, some refugees even took the initiative to maintain order and helped them build porridge shacks.

Seeing this scene, Theresa was happy from the bottom of her heart.

But for some reason, when asked why Prague became like this, these refugees kept silent about it.

"Miss, Mr. Liu, please don't ask."

Teresa and Liu Zheng looked at each other and shook their heads.

It seems that we can't get any information from these refugees.

A few days later, a priest in white robes came here from Prague.

After the priest inquired about Liu Zheng and Theresa, he came over and bowed.

Teresa was a Catholic, and this priest was also a Catholic.

So Teresa practiced Catholic rituals.

The priest glanced at Teresa, glanced at Liu Zheng, and said lightly: "Miss, are you also a believer in the Lord?"

Teresa smiled and responded: "Yes, I believe in the Lord."

The priest nodded, looked at her kindly and said, "Now our Lord is in trouble. As a believer, I would like to ask if you are willing to dedicate everything to the Lord."

Teresa was stunned and asked, "What does the Lord need to do?"

"The Lord needs your food now."

Upon hearing this, Teresa's expression changed drastically. She was a devout Catholic and would not refuse the Lord's requests.

But this food was what she asked for emergency help!

Without this food, these Austrian people will no longer have food, and Prague will become a hell on earth.

"Why, you don't want to?" the priest asked coldly.

Teresa forced a smile: "Although I am a believer in the Lord, I can only dedicate a handful of food in my hand to the Lord. The other food is needed by all the refugees in Prague."

Hearing these words, the priest laughed: "Smart answer."

Teresa handed over the grain in her hand.

The priest did not answer but looked at the five hundred thousand stones of grain behind Theresa, then turned to look at the refugees in Prague and asked.

"Are you willing to offer food to the Lord?"

Upon hearing these words, Teresa's face turned pale instantly.

Prague is the place with the largest number of Catholics in Austria, and it is also the most devout place.

The refugees were silent about this, and looked at Teresa with complicated eyes.

After hearing the priest's request, some refugees' eyes flashed with fanatical faith, and they immediately bowed their heads and said: "Lord, I am willing to give everything I have!"

Many devout believers said at the same time: "Lord, I am willing to give everything I have!"

Teresa's expression changed, and the priest looked at him with a smile, stretched out a hand, and waited for Teresa to hand over the food.

At this moment, Liu Zheng stood in front of Teresa, looked at the priest with a grin, and said lightly:

"Priest, I am also a believer in the Lord, and these grains actually belong to me."
Chapter completed!