Not long after Sifa sent the message, a mirror hanging on the study wall suddenly glowed with a deep, shadowy light, as though it connected to another world.
Soon, a figure leaped out of the mirror and landed on the floor. It was Katarina, dressed in a holy white robe.
The black-haired, blue-eyed Demoness bowed deeply to Sifa. "You have finally returned, Your Highness Don Quixote."
"Did your journey go smoothly?"
Sifa nodded slightly. "Fairly smoothly."
"How are things in Abidos?"
Katarina immediately reported on her work during this period and the changes in Abidos.
"While you were away, the Church of War and the Church of Storms have both begun to take shape."
"We offered the construction work to the residents of Abidos. Their enthusiasm has been unprecedented, and they are reluctant to stop even at night."
"By my estimate, the structures of both churches will be completed within a month at most."
"After that, we only need to finish the interior decoration and install the necessary furnishings, such as tables, chairs, and altars, before they can be put into use."
Sifa sat down in a high-backed chair, leaned back, and adjusted his position. "It is good that the residents are willing to work at night."
"However, their working hours still need to be regulated."
"Do not let them fall ill because of it."
"And make sure they receive adequate pay."
"Also, take proper precautions for night work to ensure their safety and prevent accidents."
Katarina smiled. "You are very considerate, Your Highness. Rest assured, we have people specifically responsible for these matters. There will be no oversights."
Sifa nodded in satisfaction and motioned for Katarina to continue.
"As for the structure of the Church of War, I prioritized establishing its armed forces."
"These include the church's army, which