If one were to say that Schiller was once plagued by the doubts of the Great Angels, now, as they beheld the spectacle of God's Path permeating the world, their doubts about Schiller gradually lessened.
Worry disappeared along with the surging of the Cloud Sea, and the Great Angels were put at ease; Kara even couldn't help but admire Schiller's achievements, feeling that he truly deserved to be one of the Great Angels.
The pure-hearted Maisy soon abandoned his past prejudices. He wrote many poems of praise for Schiller and taught them to the younger Angels to sing.
In such an atmosphere, in Heaven, nearly everyone recognized Schiller's actions, except for the Great Angel Leader, Solamus.
Contrary to everyone else, Solamus never set aside his worries about Schiller. Even though Schiller had made considerable achievements, the Leader's worries did not diminish but intensified instead.
Every time he closed his eyes, he would recall Schiller's refusal that day.
