Veldor, who had once stayed in "Afterlife Town," understood that a lie was best left unquestioned, for once doubted, it was not far from being exposed.
Forging the Prophet's letter was no doubt a sin—using the Prophet's name in vain. But at that time, Veldor felt he could not worry about that, he had to save Eden first.
And everything went smoothly, as if it were arranged by God.
"My Lord, please forgive my transgressions..."
Veldor whispered softly, then began to prepare for the upcoming public trial.
Although the Emperor and the Great Shepherd had agreed to a public trial, a public trial did not mean that all was well.
If Eden was deemed a heretic at the Great Council, and with the Emperor's further instigation, the young priest would still inevitably face death.
"Be prepared, you must be prepared."
Pastor Casas looked at Veldor and instructed.
Veldor solemnly said,
