But now... Rafia had come up with this method, which gave nuns who normally had nothing to do a stable source of income. Only a small portion of that money went to the nuns themselves; most of it went directly into The Holy See's reserve funds—and Rafia's own funds as well.
And this did not violate any rules, because all the nuns were Rafia's subordinates to begin with, and she had the authority to manage them. As for the Knights... most of them had nothing to do most of the time. Aside from necessary training and patrols, they had the right to use their remaining time as they pleased. When the nuns asked them to do something, how could they possibly refuse?
Thus, when they learned that Rafia was inviting everyone to go out and preside over ceremonies for people, the Knights' expressions were more bewildered than the last.
"We're just moving the place of prayer into other people's homes. I also plan to have some small statues made and sell them at relatively cheap prices. Mm... we'll only make a tiny profit."
A statue cost eighteen yuan to make and sold for around twenty, so that counted as low profit. And sure enough, once the whole arrangement was rolled out, the results were unexpectedly good.
As for promotion, that was simple. Ye Qian's clones and the Dusk members would find ways to advertise it. They even found an inconspicuous spot in the newspaper and inserted a news item.
Its rough content was this: Recently, The Holy See had allowed ordinary people to pay for blessing services from nuns. Calling such blessings completely hollow would not be accurate either. After all, anyone who became an official nun was, at the very least, a Transcendent of the Lord of Wisdom. Their