Facing Solam under these circumstances, Digla felt conflicted. Going by Digla's usual temperament, if he had run into Solam under different circumstances, he would definitely have shared drinks with him and properly thanked Solam for what he had done for him.
Unfortunately, Solam was clearly here to stop him.
"Why is it that every time I see you, you're in trouble? Last time Mozart caught you and crushed you into a puddle of bloody mush. This time you're playing even bigger—you killed someone else's bishop in Saint Sophia Cathedral. Are you... tired of living?"
After greeting him, Solam spread his hands and spoke to Digla helplessly.
"If I were you, I'd run now. The Radiance Church isn't the Duchy of Toussaint."
In keeping with the principle that less trouble was better, Solam still felt it would be best for Digla to flee immediately. As one of the largest churches on the continent, the Radiance Church possessed strength Solam did not even dare imagine.
The blood clan might be formidable, but they struggled even against Legends, let alone an old true-god church like the Radiance Church. (Whether one counted from when Lathander was still the Lord of Dawn, the Lord of Radiance's church truly had an extremely long history.)
Even if the Radiance Church pulled out a dozen Legendary professionals right now, Solam would not be surprised. He even suspected that, if it wished, the Radiance Church could dispatch demigods.
"Impossible! I still have something extremely important to finish. Once I complete it, I'll leave immediately! Now, I beg you, move aside and let me kill him!"
However, Digla flatly rejected Solam's advice. Even though he knew Solam was right, he had reasons that left him no choice.
"Then..." Philip grew anxious at the side. Just as he was about to