Archbishop Jote had also thought of his four attendants as he left, but utterly drained and having been treated so badly by General David, he did not believe he had the strength to take the four of them with him.
Given his relationship with Chairman Gould, even if he begged Chairman Gould for help, Chairman Gould would not assist him.
The conflict between the War God Temple and the Supreme Council had long since escalated. The former Archbishop McKinley had nearly caused Chairman Gould's death, so under such circumstances, Chairman Gould hated the War God Temple to the bone.
To be honest, Chairman Gould's appearance here and his intervention to discuss taking Archbishop Jote away with President Biddle had already far exceeded Archbishop Jote's expectations.
Thus, Archbishop Jote staggered along behind Chairman Gould in silence, thinking only of leaving as soon as possible.
Chairman Gould, walking ahead, also felt contempt for Archbishop Jote. He, too, was waiting for Archbishop Jote to speak.
If Archbishop Jote asked him for help, then for the sake of the Four Great Temples, he would ask General David about it. However, he would not take too firm a stance. At that point, the fate of the four Level 5 powerhouses would truly depend entirely on General David's mood.
The War God Temple truly has no one capable left! Chairman Gould thought.
After passing through the passageway and entering the Chairman's Starry Sky Flying Boat, Archbishop Jote finally lost the last of his strength and collapsed limply onto the floor again.
"Someone, help Archbishop Jote to a room so he can rest!" Chairman Gould ordered the servant beside him, casting Archbishop Jote a somewhat disgusted glance.
Although Chairman Gould did not wish to concern himself with Archbishop Jote, he still needed to bring a living Archbishop