Good Eucharist

The Radiant Church was conquering territory.

Come to think of it, the church ought to have an inseparable connection to the God of Radiance. In reality, though, the relationship between the God of Radiance and His followers was complicated.

It wasn't exactly a matter of faith or disbelief. It felt more like some kind of body-double romance.

Something like—

"After losing Him, I chose you."

A strange sort of feeling.

And this wasn't made up. In fact, research into the Sun Church and the God of Radiance was a hot topic across the entire Tidefall Game Forum, and a particular focus for the forum's player archaeologists.

The Sun Church was the church that worshiped the God of Radiance. Now, a new Radiant Church had appeared.

But... this whole series of events...

"It's like those convoluted, wealthy-family revenge dramas I watched on TV at eight when I was little. In reality, these two don't have much in common."

The only thing they had in common was—

"They're both convoluted."

"After losing Him, I chose you. I was the one who—so why is your radiance his?!"

Just describing it was enough to make your tongue twist.

Fortunately, the God of Radiance didn't have that many thoughts, nor did He particularly care about the unreasonable aspects of His church. He simply gazed at the pale sky over the Land of Rot from time to time, murmuring to Himself.

"I want to become the sun."

He looked terribly hard-done-by.

Xiao Yang had granted the Green World permission to connect to the Myriad Worlds Trading Area. This had to do with the war against the Universal Alliance. On that Steel Continent, the players had found slaves of all kinds of races.

The Universal Alliance certainly didn't behave like decent people, but they hadn't fallen so