Although Green had already learned the name and origins of Void Milk from Princess Mulesina, he did not stop Archbishop Link from coming.
For one thing, he wanted to hear whether the Holy Light Church had a different account. For another, he intended to discuss a deal with the Archbishop.
With the Undead Empire recently entering a state of full war readiness and every factory running at capacity, its consumption of raw materials had soared. Green had begun to realize that the extraction and processing capacity of the Mist World and Alsa Province could scarcely keep up with the empire's immense production capacity.
Once the Divine War began, countries including the Lorenzo Kingdom had tightened controls on imports and exports of raw materials, making it even harder for Green to obtain industrial supplies. Even with Princess Mulesina's share, he could not guarantee the security of his supply chain.
That was why Green had set his sights on the Holy Light Church.
The Holy Light Church did not place much importance on industry, but its dozens of Void Worlds still gave it a vast industrial base, especially in mining and mineral processing.
That was exactly what Green needed to solve his immediate problem. In exchange, he could provide Archbishop Link with Mechas and weapons. With the Holy Light Church locked in battle against Underworld King Hades's legions, the deal would benefit both sides. Green doubted the Archbishop would refuse.
Neither side wanted to waste time. After a brief exchange of greetings, they got straight to the point.
The Holy Light Church, however, had a different name for "Void Milk."
It called the thick white liquid Holy Tears, though its records of the substance's effects, uses, and legends were much the same.
At the end, Archbishop Link asked to buy the Holy