Najenda watched the Holy Light Clerics leave, then turned to the members of Night Raid.
"What do you all think? Everyone's free to speak their mind about this."
Najenda posed the question as she looked at the distracted members of Night Raid.
"Boss, do you think we have any room to resist a Holy Church this powerful?" Bulat was the first to step forward, speaking helplessly.
Exactly! Even a single Legion Commander might be more than we can handle! the members of Night Raid thought to themselves.
"Boss, I think we could consider Captain Iron Hammer's suggestion. After all, as he said, the Revolutionary Army isn't as pure as it was at the beginning. We haven't even succeeded yet, and it's already split into two factions: nobles and commoners." After a long silence, Leone spoke of the discord within the Revolutionary Army.
Najenda's expression darkened at Leone's words. This was the greatest conflict within the Revolutionary Army right now. Both sides were merely doing their best to restrain themselves because they still shared a common enemy.
"There's no need to make it so complicated. We're just an assassination squad, and both sides are working together now anyway. We can just go with whoever wins!" Mine said casually.
"No, Mine! Nobody likes a fence-sitter. I think seeing is believing, while hearsay can't be trusted. Why don't we send someone to the territory the Holy Church currently occupies and see how the people there actually live? We can decide afterward." Akame offered her opinion in a grave voice.
"Yes! Akame's right. Either we keep working with the Revolutionary Army, or we firmly take the Holy Church's side!" Najenda nodded in agreement.
"But who should we send?" Najenda looked around at the members of Night Raid.
"Oh, come on. You can't leave me