The Divine Son was of great importance, especially to the Fallen Angel Church. They actually knew very little about the gods.
Though it was called a church, it had no real foundation and could even be replaced by others.
So there was certainly a sense of crisis. Besides, such a major matter had to be confirmed.
If they could meet the Divine Son, they might learn a great deal of information.
Benedict summoned Bax, and the two headed for Klein together.
They left Flesh Mountain behind. As the church's greatest foundation, it had to remain behind to ensure the Fallen Angel Church's legacy.
Klein had merely changed his faith; his mind was still his own.
So when Bax came, Klein naturally went to receive him in person.
Setting everything else aside, Bax had given him a helping hand and raised him from an ordinary man to the position of bishop. That alone was enough for Klein to be grateful for the rest of his life.
He wanted to climb higher, yes, but he was by no means an ungrateful man.
Everyone was complex, possessing many facets of humanity.
Bax was the kind of person with a rather simple nature. His loves and hates were clear-cut. He might not be unintelligent, but he was sometimes swayed by his emotions.
The moment he saw Klein, he waved his hand and sent a Wind Blade flying toward him.
"Klein, let me see how much you've improved if you dare speak to me like that."
Of course, Bax was not angry because Klein had refused to listen to him. What angered him was Klein's betrayal of his faith.
Yes, betrayal.
Even if the Fallen Angel allowed it, he still found it hard to forgive Klein.
The Fallen Angel Church had pulled Klein out of