Chairman Gould remained remarkably clear-headed even in the face of utmost danger. The first thing he considered was not his own safety, but the temples' attitude.
If the Space Temple had not had time to react to the first surprise attack by the demigod Titan Golden Armor King, then after the demigod Holy Spirit Knight's avatar had risked its life to protect him, the Space Temple should have acted.
This was a battlefield, and the Space Temple was in a state of constant readiness.
Although the Space Temple's Divine Runes arrays could not do much harm to the demigod Titan Golden Armor King, activating them would at least show that the temples were honoring their promise to the Supreme Council and the noble Legendary Knights.
Before the battle, the temples had promised Chairman Gould that if Legendary Knights encountered danger, they would provide immediate support.
Yet reality chilled Chairman Gould's heart. It seemed the temples simply wanted the Legendary Knights to fall on the battlefield.
Archbishop Ambrose, who was watching the battle from within the Space Temple, had indeed hesitated.
Twenty-six Legendary Knights—such strength was simply terrifying.
If the Supreme Council were allowed to continue developing, the number of these Legendary Knights would only keep increasing. Even now, none of the Five Great Temples could compare to the Supreme Council's strength without resorting to divine descent.
At no point in history had the temples ever been weak while the nobility stood strong.
In fact, when the demigod Titan Golden Armor King first appeared, Archbishop Ambrose could have activated the Space Temple's offensive Divine Runes array, slowing the demigod Titan Golden Armor King's advance and giving Chairman Gould time to withdraw from the battlefield.
Archbishop Ambrose was highly intelligent, largely because he had studied an enormous amount of knowledge. Yet it