Clare was very surprised.
She had just heard from Teresa that Miria had refused to become an Empress's guard.
Miria had decided to join the Adventurers Guild.
She also planned to gather the other Claymore Warriors who had chosen to become adventurers and form a "Claymore Adventurers' Guild," making a living by taking on various missions.
It was regrettable, but Clare and Teresa still respected her decision.
Besides that, Galatea had also refused.
Not only had she refused to become an Empress's guard, she had even refused Sea Star citizenship.
Yes, Galatea had decided to return to the Claymore World.
She would even return to La Baule Church on Claymore Island and continue serving as a nun.
She would devote the rest of her life to spreading the La Baule Faith.
So it was not that she disliked Teresa.
She simply wanted to help the God of La Baule in her own way.
Teresa was deeply moved by this.
She immediately decided to appoint Galatea as the Saintess of the La Baule Faith, presiding over all matters related to religion.
At Tsuru's suggestion, before Galatea left Sea Star, she was to first register her identity with the Religious Affairs Department headed by Bartholomew Kuma.
That way, if necessary, even without Sea Star citizenship, she could travel between the Claymore World and Sea Star through the Religious Affairs Department's connections.
Next came the "Black Twins," Alicia and Beth.
They had not refused Teresa's invitation.
After all, among those who had been most severely brainwashed by the Organization, it was this pair of twin sisters.
However, Warden Columbus of Impel Down said that he wanted to invite the two of them, along with Laftila, to serve as prison guards and manage the current and future Yoma-type prisoners.
Moreover, they had already agreed