Saintesses, nuns.
Such titles tended to evoke a sense of compassion and holiness.
Of course, An preferred to call them "cult lunatics."
-Yushua Delan.
That was the name of the "Executor" nun standing before her.
The Void Realm Church's ideals of salvation varied from sect to sect. For example, the sect in District 25 led by Afanisi, which worshipped Annis Erdoka, leaned more toward the idea of Noah's Ark.
Through the guidance of the void realm, they wanted to lead the so-called "new humans" who believed in it through the coming world-ending catastrophe, preserving the seed of humanity and ushering in a new era of human civilization.
It sounded radical, yet the Federation's Void Realm Church held even more radical ideals.
If Afanisi's ideal was Noah's Ark, then the ideal of the "Executor" before An was Pandora's Box.
What they wanted was to open a passage between the real world and the void realm, allowing their god to descend into the world and help humanity survive this world-ending catastrophe.
Most of them started from a desire to "save the world," to allow human civilization to endure, so in the Void Realm Church's own eyes, they stood on the side of a greater cause.
And according to their ideals, Afanisi was more "selfish." After all, she only sought to preserve humanity's continued existence without considering how many others would die, whereas this "Executor" held a more universal compassion, seeking to save "all humanity."
But from an outsider's perspective-An's perspective-they were a bunch of utter lunatics.
Because the premise of their so-called salvation was that "the world would face an apocalyptic crisis."
Yet that premise was uncertain. No one could say for sure whether it would happen in the future, and they could offer no evidence. Their so-called "revelations" were even more