The More They Oppose, The More I Know I'm Right
Chapter 56

Please, Mr. Arthur Sunny of Room 301, Third Dormitory, Sixth Parish of the Radiant Holy See, proceed to the storage room of the Alchemy Sixth Church to collect your lost property after hearing this announcement. Your underwear was left in the examination

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Your underwear was left in the examination hall.

Your underwear was left in the examination hall.

Please, Arthur of the Third Dormitory, Sixth Parish of the Radiant Holy See.

Your underwear was left in the examination hall.

The Magic Broadcast echoed through the hall. The church's broadcast had excellent penetration and played several times, letting every passing Saint hear it clearly.

The entire Sixth Parish could hear it.

"The announcement has been made, Mr. Liszt."

The unaffiliated old priest of the storage room showed a kindly smile. He turned and looked at the elegantly and appropriately dressed young man beside him.

"Mm. Thank you for your trouble."

Liszt gentlemanly took off his top hat in thanks.

Ever since receiving his education, Liszt had considered himself a noble and courteous gentleman. He held himself to high moral standards at all times and helped others without leaving his name behind. That was precisely the Noble Spirit of the Moon Family, and he took pride in it.

Arthur had left the examination hall too hastily and left his underwear behind—attentive Liszt had naturally noticed this.

But the crowd had been too dense, and Arthur had walked too quickly. Chasing after him had not been realistic.

Besides, walking through such a crowded corridor would have damaged Liszt's elegant image.

However, clever as he was, he quickly came up with a solution: make a lost-and-found announcement at the storage room. Surely, after hearing it, Arthur would happily come collect his underwear himself.

"Would you like me to leave your name?" the old priest asked again.

"No need."

Liszt calmly pushed up his glasses and showed a serene smile. "I never leave my name when doing good deeds."

Humility was also a virtue of the nobility.

The crowd in the corridor had mostly dispersed. He directly

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