The Fallen Angel Church had no idea it was about to be targeted.
At this moment, Benedict and the others were working to establish the church headquarters.
As the Fallen Angel Church expanded, an impressive headquarters had become a shared necessity.
Especially for some devout believers, who could not tolerate their god's name remaining obscure.
For mortals, building churches was probably an important way of expressing the sincerity of their faith.
Fortunately, this was not difficult for Benedict and the others.
The Fallen Angel Church did not need to establish itself in a bustling city. They possessed the most crucial competitive advantage... Divine Grace.
A church backed by a true god was certainly different from those secular churches.
So they found a place in the suburbs, paid to hire a highly skilled construction crew, and quickly built the Fallen Angel Church's headquarters.
By coincidence, the scattered priests rarely had a chance to gather, so they all came on the day the church headquarters was completed.
This was not merely a major event for the Fallen Angel Church, but also a major event for the world of Evolvers.
Evolvers of every rank were either members of the Fallen Angel Church themselves or had heard of and encountered the church's ability users.
Thus, countless Evolvers were curious about and watching the Fallen Angel Church.
Benedict and the others chose to welcome all onlookers.
They had more than enough confidence. The Fallen Angel Church was blessed by a true god, not some other messy, bizarre cult.
Within the church, there were no highly centralized positions of authority. Instead, they chose to discuss strategies through roundtable meetings.
Under the watch of their god, this model was not inefficient.
After all, every meeting was held right beneath the Divine Statue's gaze. It was as if