"May I ask you something, sir? You say you're the captain of the Templar Knights, but could you show me some proof?" Although Falselu had told him that the other man was a Templar Knight,
now that he'd confirmed they weren't Greenskins, and they were at least part of a human faction, things would be easier. At the very least, they could communicate.
What was the most important difference between humans and lesser beings? Humans could solve problems by talking.
Though that often caused all sorts of trouble, and it would've been simpler to just use brute force,
that was what "order" meant.
Mozgus was an exceptionally "cautious" man. It was precisely because of that vigilance that he'd killed many cultists, as well as people he suspected of being cultists who, in fact, weren't.
That was how he'd earned the title of the Blood Scripture.
Though, truth be told, the Templar Knights weren't much different. They resorted to burning people at the stake at the drop of a hat.
Still, he knew the Templar Knights might be unconventional, but they also had strict rules and regulations. They simply weren't brought up under ordinary circumstances.
And the fact that their paths had crossed so many times was rather suspicious.
Most importantly, though, Lin Yun's armor and the Lava Giant Spider behind him were far too suspicious.
As far as Mozgus knew, Templar Knights didn't use so many "unorthodox methods."
And most importantly, without seeing proof, it was hard to know whether the other man really was a Templar Knight captain or merely an impostor. It was especially suspicious that an incident would require two Templar Knight captains to handle it together.
After all, there were very few Templar Knights to begin with, and Templar Knight captains were rarer still.
Yet now