Then, Heim Horn's expression returned to its usual seriousness, and he continued expressionlessly:

"Congressman Lorelei said that this was relayed by Mr. Helnerson, Clementa's butler, who specifically asked you to do this."

"Yes, that's right. Senator Lorelei is currently with Mr. Helnersen."

Upon hearing this, Cocote's face stiffened, as if he had suddenly turned into a statue, utterly despondent and heartbroken.

Although Cocotte signed a contract and became a member of the Clevina family, he was still a member of the family.

However, her status and seniority are clearly no match for that bear-man who lived to be over a hundred years old.

In other words, outside, she had to listen to this bear-man.

Cocotte lowered his head and muttered under his breath in dissatisfaction:

"Once I've dealt with Viktor, I'll take care of you, you pesky bear, right away!"

This startled Heim Horn. He blinked, as if he had misheard something, and asked again:

"Huh? What did you just say?"

"No, no...it's nothing, it's nothing."

Cocotte quickly waved his hand in denial.

The natural finches are still here; after all, each member of parliament has a Rachel finch to pass on information.

If Lorelei heard these words, given the merman's love-struck mind, she would definitely tell on him immediately.

Immediately, Cocotte put on a smiling face and said loudly, pretending to be relaxed:

"I guarantee I'll complete the mission!"

...

At the same time, Lia, who was stationed in the territory of Shul, also looked up at the dark clouds in the sky.

Even as an ordinary person, she could clearly sense the terrifying aura emanating from the distant city center.

In particular, that indescribable aura, like the ultimate combination of mystery and eeriness, was releasing its inexhaustible power toward Shulburn.

The black goat's head emerging from the dark formation through the gloomy sky filled Leah with extreme fear.

Her pupils were filled with astonishment and shock.

So, what exactly is that thing?

Because of the great distance, and because she was just an ordinary person.

Lia did not witness the scene of the raven transforming into a woman in the center of Shulburn.

Naturally, she was unaware that Gwen was now possessed by the goddess of justice.

At most, she could only see the sky over Shulburn sink into a deep, dark darkness.

Dark and bright lights intertwined, as if a fierce battle was unfolding in the sky above the earth.

Then, the entire sky was covered by a huge dark array, with a ferocious goat totem appearing in the center.

Just as Lia was lost in thought, Michaela's sacred and solemn voice suddenly rang out beside her:

“That appears to be something called a ‘black goat cub,’ but…”

"It's not chaotic."

Hearing Michaela's voice, Lia turned her head in confusion and looked at the archbishop who was muttering to himself.

Michaela stood before him, her head held high, her eyes, veiled by black gauze, fixed on the sky with a solemn expression.

"What do you mean?" she asked, puzzled.

"Hmm... I mean, this might just be a simple summoning of a goat's head, and it's not really that useful."

Lia blinked. Although she still didn't quite understand, she basically understood.

"Then what is this thing used for?" she asked curiously.

"Perhaps... it was intended as a sacrifice for some kind of divine ritual?"

Michaela shrugged and offered another explanation to the ram's head in the sky.

After listening to Michaela's explanation, Lia nodded slowly, still deeply shocked.

Another sacrifice? What kind of god will they summon this time?

Is Shulben really going to become a place where gods descend?

Although she was deeply shocked, she couldn't help but ask Michaela a question:

"How do you even know this?"

Hearing Lia's question, Michaela lowered her head and calmly 'looked' at Lia, saying:

“Miss Lia, you should know that I am not only a bishop, but also a true messenger of God.”

Divine messengers, as the name suggests, are messengers of gods on earth.

They would gather believers for their gods and spread the gods' teachings and the benefits of faith across the land, thereby establishing a church belonging to their gods.

Similarly, divine messengers are also those favored by divine will.

That sounds nice, but to be honest...

If a deity needs a human host to descend, they would probably choose their own messenger first.

However, for most of the divine messengers with a high level of faith, this would probably be seen as a rare blessing from the gods.

“And when a divine messenger like me witnesses things that the gods have experienced, I gain the gods’ memories.”

"Just now, all the memories belonging to that being flooded into my mind."

At this point, Michaela gave a slight, wry smile.

Because the memories she gained of seeing the god she believed in were not very good.

It was a terror that penetrated to the bone, and even now, that chilling feeling still lingered in her mind.

She could hardly imagine what that goddess of abundance had gone through.

However, upon seeing the goat's head, new memories flooded back.

This made Michaela realize what she should do next.

Lia noticed the wry smile on Michaela's lips and realized that her question might have been inappropriate.

She felt a heat on the back of her neck, clasped her hands tightly behind her back, and moved slightly closer to Michaela.

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