One of the organization's founders
Grand Bishop of Glory—Yalleris Hiton
The Hall of Glory, originally known as the Grand Cathedral of Light, was the headquarters of the Church of Light in Zion's earliest days.
Yalleris Hiton was the church's founder and the writer of its doctrines. He was known as the First Bishop. Under his management, the church developed at an astonishing rate, becoming Zion's foremost church in just a few years.
At that time, whether they were gentlemen within the organization or the people of cities, towns, and villages connected to it, everyone regarded the Church of Light as the only flame guiding humanity through the darkness.
Church of Light Cathedrals began springing up throughout the Fourth Continent. Believers flourished, and there was even a period when the Church of Light nearly renamed "gentlemen" as "Disciples of Light."
Moreover, the Church of Light was extremely tolerant, allowing various minor churches to develop alongside it.
However, at the height of the church's development,
Yalleris Hiton suddenly announced within Zion that the Church of Light was to be dissolved. He also renamed the Grand Cathedral of Light the Hall of Glory, ordered the removal of every sculpture and decoration related to the Church of Light, and sealed and reorganized the cathedrals in every region.
He remained in the Hall of Glory, serving as a chronicler who recorded and preserved the organization's major events and bestowed honors upon gentlemen who had made great contributions.
The reason for the church's sudden dissolution was simple:
The Abyssal Skin Field did not like the church's existence. If the Church of Light was not dissolved, it would cut off the supply of skin directly.
Yalleris Hiton had remained in the Hall of Glory for several centuries, only appearing to handle major events involving the organization.
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