"Miss Sunflower, God's answer to me was 'rejected.'" Ivette pondered for a moment before turning to the nun. "Is that answer common?"
"Quite rare." The nun's eyes widened slightly. "What exactly did you pray to God for?"
"I requested a face-to-face conversation with God."
"Then of course it was rejected, Miss Ivette." Miss Sunflower did not know whether to laugh or cry. "The Holy Lord is God's only representative. If you want to hear divine revelations in person... well, I'm not sure either, but I think that if it's possible, only the Holy Lord could do it."
"Then could God see the question I asked just now?"
"Well..." Miss Sunflower hesitated. She clearly did not know either, but her expression soon turned resolute as she said with certainty, "God must have witnessed it. Every prayer reaches God's ears and receives its own revelation. Even rejection must contain God's profound intention. As for what that intention is, Miss Ivette will need to comprehend it herself."
Looking at her determined gaze, Ivette thought that Miss Sunflower really was a professional nun. She had almost convinced even Ivette.
A few minutes later, she left the room in the Sanctum and entered the underground tunnel outside.
Bingyu was waiting there. Her slender figure stood out sharply amid the old-fashioned puppets. When she saw Ivette emerge, she immediately asked, "How did it go, Miss Good Samaritan? What did God say?"
"He rejected me."
"Ah, what a pity. Then there's nothing to be done." Bingyu sighed regretfully, then asked curiously, "But what did you want to say to God? Can you tell me?"
"I wanted to ask him about the truth behind the world's destruction, and what happened to an old friend of mine afterward. Also, who the Witch of Finale is, and whether she truly