Seeing Through the Blessing of the Blessed One

At the same time, news of Sissika's arrival at the rebel church reached the Northern Church.

"What? What exactly are they trying to do?! This is Northern Church territory. How could they let a Southern bishop come here and take command?"

"My lord, perhaps I wasn't clear enough. Sissika is not merely a bishop. She is also a Hall of Fame powerhouse."

"Have the rebels begun slaughtering church personnel?"

"No. They merely arranged for Sissika to stay in the church and manage its affairs."

The Southern Church and the Northern Church had never gotten along. Though they worshiped the same god and inherited the same doctrine, they had still split into north and south because of conflicting interests.

The royal family and nobles now feared the Northern Church greatly, largely because of what the Southern Church had done. The nobles also feared that one day, they would be directly replaced by the church.

"As long as that person has not begun slaughtering church personnel on a large scale, let him do as he pleases if he wishes to place someone from the Southern Church here. I will contact the Southern Church."

No matter what, the people managing the church were still church personnel. Perhaps one day, the Northern and Southern Churches would unite once more. They would not truly regard fellow church members as mortal enemies.

Once the emperor and nobles no longer existed, the church would no longer need to consider the interests of any particular region. Naturally, it would not have to remain divided into regional churches as it was now.

It was as if every powerful nation supported its own pope, each claiming to be the legitimate one. Yet even the church itself might not necessarily have wanted that.

Although Sissika was not from the Northern Church,