Now, Fujimaru Tachibana and the others trusted the Holy City.
Likewise, people in the real world also trusted the Holy City.
Both inside and outside the world of the Light Screen footage, everyone believed the Holy City would take in the refugees.
Although many soft-hearted people considered the method of using the "Holy Selection" to weed out bad people inhumane, and some had even begun stirring up protests, overall, people believed the Holy City was sincere about accepting refugees.
Especially since the refugees all said that the Holy City had already taken in multiple groups of refugees, with no bad rumors emerging at all. This made people feel that many groups of refugees had already entered the Holy City, taken shelter there, and been properly settled.
Under such circumstances, the Holy City still had quite a good reputation. No one believed it would harm the refugees.
After all, there truly were no bad rumors whatsoever. Some refugees even claimed that one of their relatives had entered the Holy City and was now living the good life. They told the stories in vivid detail, making them quite convincing.
For that reason, the only thing Fujimaru Tachibana and the others needed to worry about was whether they would be discovered and pulled out while mixing in with the refugees to enter the Holy City.
Well, it couldn't possibly be that the Holy City had slaughtered every last refugee and scattered all the bodies, which was why no bad rumors had gotten out, right?
No one would believe something that absurd, would they?
After all, the knights who came out of the Holy City were all well-equipped and strictly disciplined. They showed no signs of oppressing refugees and merely maintained public order.
Even in ancient times, such an army would have been considered