The three of them discussed whether they should simply steal knowledge or take things as well.
In the end, Lu Cang asked a question.
If Ruijia and Lotdan went to war in earnest, would the churches get involved?
With that question in mind, Lu Cang went to ask Kumiloni.
Kumiloni explained that when a church established its religious affairs in a country, it was also obligated to provide that country with all kinds of assistance, including—but not limited to—military aid.
The Life Church would send healers to the front lines to treat the wounded.
The other churches would provide their own forms of assistance during wartime as well.
The specifics depended on each church's decisions, but no matter what, they would all provide some degree of support.
Having reached this conclusion...
Well.
As Lotdan's Chief Mage, weakening an enemy country was indeed his duty.
After that, he asked Kumiloni many more questions about the churches.
The churches were much more complicated than they appeared.
Even when churches belonged to the same faith, those in different regions competed with one another.
There were also plenty of power struggles within each church.
Not everyone was like Kumiloni, naturally favored and already in a position of authority.
Climbing the ranks within a church required plenty of maneuvering.
If something were stolen from the Dark Church in the Ruijia Kingdom,
then, unless it was an important holy relic, they would most likely hold only that region responsible.
The other regions wouldn't get involved.
If a church in Ruijia lost something, the churches in Lotdan probably wouldn't need to go out and help track down the thief.
It wasn't as if every mishap in one region would send the whole continent into a frenzy.
Well, now he understood the enemy's situation.
Lu Cang could act