—The Archbishop.
As the name implied, that was the highest-ranking leader of English Puritanism, the person who held all authority over the Puritans.
As the de facto leader of English Puritanism, the Archbishop's status within the organization was equivalent to that of the Pope in the Roman Orthodox Church.
Moreover, in terms of influence and decision-making power alone, she stood above even the Roman Pope.
After all, within the Roman Orthodox Church, the Pope was still subject to the constraints of God's Right Seat.
But in English Puritanism, no one could restrain the Archbishop.
Therefore, purely in terms of status, the Archbishop's position in English Puritanism was higher than the Roman Pope's position in the Roman Orthodox Church.
Not to mention that England itself was a complex country.
It contained four cultures—England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland—and within those four cultures were three factions: the Royal Faction, the Knight Faction, and the Puritan Faction. Combining those two relationship charts formed England's ruling system, known as the United Kingdom.
The people who respectively led those three factions were the Queen of the Royal Faction, the Knight Order Leader of the Knight Faction, and the Archbishop of the Puritan Faction.
Without exaggeration, those three individuals were the ones who could decide the affairs of the entire nation of England.
Now, one such person had appeared before Fang Li.
On a broad road, an extended limousine traveled at a steady speed.
Aside from the driver, there was only one man and two women in the vehicle.
The man was naturally Fang Li.
The women were Sylvia and Laura.
"You need not feel restrained. Please, simply treat me as an ordinary person."
Laura watched Fang Li and Sylvia, who sat opposite her and were exchanging strange looks, with her clear blue eyes. Wearing a