As time passed, the day of the concert drew ever closer.
Chibune Misono had indeed made thorough preparations for this concert. Not only had she promoted it with all her might, but she had also expanded its influence beforehand through every possible channel. Just as previously stated, she intended to use Sylvia's fame and popularity to completely disperse the atmosphere of gunpowder hanging over the entire world, allowing people to calm down from their unease and panic.
As a result, the various exhibitions in Academy City gradually began to decrease, even becoming dispensable lately. Riots and demonstrations across the world also began to subside, and even those Roman Orthodox Church believers who caused trouble of their own accord settled down.
This was not particularly strange.
Certainly, the Roman Orthodox Church had nearly two billion believers. If that many people continued to march, protest, and even riot, then even without the C Document stirring them up, an economic blow was entirely possible.
But among those nearly two billion believers, how many were actually capable of killing for their faith?
Besides, although many people did believe in Christianity, that did not mean they were devout.
In this world, some people wore Roman Orthodox crosses, some carried holy books, some went to church to pray on Sundays, and some thanked the Lord before every meal. Add all such people together, and the number of two billion was indeed plausible.
But people who would disregard everything and kill for Christianity? Among those two billion believers, there might not even be one in ten thousand.
And among those who organized demonstrations and protests, how many had been incited, swept along by the crowd, or controlled by a momentary surge of emotion?
Thus, beneath the enormous wave of discussion that was enough to drown out the