I suppressed the weirdness in the shelter

Chapter 155: People Are Displeased with the Director Everywhere

The four schools responded to the invitation of the Theocracy, and Wyatt will then set off for the Theocracy with our country's envoys to attend the first appearance of the new Pope.

This trip will leave the kingdom, and in terms of distance, it will be farther than the last trip to the Wasteland Territory.

Even though the envoy from the kingdom was definitely of noble status and his guards were certainly not ordinary people, Helen still thought that she should choose attendants who could be trusted to accompany her.

Wyatt and Helen held a small meeting to discuss the configuration of the entourage.

First of all, the visit to the Church was the highest-level visit since the establishment of the Fourth Fallen Shelter. Helen believed that as an adjutant, it was necessary for her to accompany him.

Wyatt did not refuse. The four schools were no longer what they used to be. All the guys who wanted to rebel in the middle area had died. Wyatt took the opportunity to execute all the vicious people.

It is no exaggeration to say that the four institutions now look more like apartments than prisons.

All in all, he wouldn't be away for too long, and Wyatt also felt that he should train some management talents, otherwise Helen would have to suffer when he sneaked away in the future.

This is a perfect opportunity, and Wyatt believes that his subordinates can learn a lot of management experience from it.

After confirming that Helen will be accompanying us, we will start selecting guards.

Unlike the previous trip to the Wasteland Territory, the situation on the Theocracy's side is special, and the accompanying guards cannot be chosen from among the Fallen.

The reason is simple. The Holy Church is a top force that believes in "holiness". It may not be said that it does not tolerate any grain of sand in its eyes, but if a fallen person walks into the church with a swagger, the Paladins will definitely be attracted within ten minutes.

The visit was ostensibly to witness the appearance of the new Pope, so the superficial work had to be done well.

If a fallen person is brought in when the new Pope makes his first appearance on stage, people with ulterior motives will make a big fuss about it, regardless of whether the other party pursues the matter or not.

Rumors are scary, and no one wants to get into trouble like this for no reason.

"In that case, select a few knights from the security team. I will let Captain Johnson take charge. As for the priests, follow the director's suggestion and take Hart with you so that he can learn from them."

"Let's take Johnson with us, too. After all, he is our strongest knight."

"Captain, if you take Captain Johnson away, what will happen to the security work of the Fourth Institute?"

"Don't worry, Dorothy and Adela are both very capable people. If things go wrong, they will just push Jonas out."

Wyatt is not worried about the safety of the four institutes. The Fallen who are united are definitely a reliable fighting force, not to mention Ned who has now awakened the blood of the true dragon and become an apostle of "Great Power".

Anyone who threatens her existence will be discovered by the royal family as soon as he approaches the city of Mayos, and the one who will come out to greet him will be the strongest "Order" apostle Vannas.

However, Helen was not worried about the four schools, and what she said just now was just an excuse.

"Captain, with all due respect, it is an overreaction to bring Captain Johnson with us to the Theocracy."

"It's understandable that you don't know the situation in the Church. I'll tell you in detail..."

The Theocracy is a country governed by the "Holy" Church. Although its land area is far smaller than that of a kingdom, the Theocracy is not weak because of the restraint of "holiness" on various cults.

When it comes to dealing with pagans, the Theocracy is undoubtedly an expert. Some forces even have to pay a fee if they want to ask the Theocracy to take action.

This form of benefiting from protection fees once became the main form of development for the Theocracy, but it could only play a positive role in the short term, and the Theocracy itself was well aware of this.

So the Church began to preach extensively, and those people whose families were destroyed by pagans became the most loyal fanatics of the Church.

It is no exaggeration to say that the spread of "holy" faith is more terrible than the plague.

The Church is absolutely loyal to "holiness" from top to bottom, so when a dissident appears within the Church, it will attract attention from all sides. The more noble the identity of the dissident, the more serious the problem will be.

The sin of corruption first came from the Church.

If Wyatt had been convicted of corruption back then, he would probably have been the most noble prisoner since the crime was established.

"Director, were you nearly convicted of corruption back then?"

"Yeah, that's why I almost became the Son of God."

"It's unheard of that you've been wronged like this."

"Oh, why do you feel like I'm being wronged? I remember your parents are both faithful believers of the goddess. Is it really okay to say bad things about the Church like this?"

"I don't think the director is a person who would fall. You perfectly meet the goddess's requirements for believers."

"I am glad you said that, but I protected a Calamity-level Fallen who was sentenced to death."

"So he was wrongly accused?"

"I don't know either. He fell before the truth could be found out."

It was an understatement, but Helen knew that the truth behind it was definitely more than that, otherwise Wyatt would not have been nearly sentenced to depravity.

All in all, Helen understood why Johnson was brought along.

There must be people in the Theocracy who are prejudiced against Wyatt, and there are definitely people among the eyewitnesses of the incident who are hostile to Wyatt, not to mention that Wyatt has now become the director of the Fallen Asylum and has a somewhat strange reputation outside.

The director of a fallen shelter who is close to the fallen will definitely be regarded as fallen by some people with ulterior motives.

There is no doubt that this trip to the Theocracy will not be easy.

Helen's expression became serious again, and Wyatt couldn't help but want to tease her when he saw her like this.

"Has our beautiful adjutant turned into a housewife who worries about daily necessities, frowning every day?"

"I'm sorry, Director. I should have asked beforehand. Given the current situation, it would be best for you not to go to the Church."

"This is not your fault. I will have to go back to the Church sooner or later. This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity."

The top forces belonging to the five great gods have gathered together, which will surely be recorded in future history books.

Wyatt could already imagine the bustling scene of the Theocracy at that time.

Not to mention being able to see the five major divine forces at the same time, you might even be able to find one or two gutter rats in the streets and alleys of the Church.

It would be really interesting if the five evil gods could be gathered together in private.

All in all, Wyatt is looking forward to this trip to the Kingdom of the Church.

After all, that was the place where I lived when I was ten to fifteen years old. There were people and things I was familiar with there. It would be a lie to say that I didn't miss it.

Wyatt was so excited that he couldn't sleep when he thought of the expressions on the faces of those old nuns when they served him like they were being tortured.

It's so joyful that my brain is trembling.

(End of this chapter)