Peide Simorson looked at Kallen rather helplessly, then took a small stack of point vouchers from his pocket. Rather than tossing them down, he bent over and placed them on the ground, explaining:
"They're not Reincarnation Vouchers. They're Order Vouchers. This is my apology for my earlier joke."
The woman nestled in the man's arms and smiled. "We simply hadn't seen each other for too long and couldn't restrain our feelings. Please forgive us."
Kallen pointed at the woman again. "Give her body back to her."
"Oh?" Peide frowned. "I think I've shown you plenty of respect, my friend. Don't push it."
Kallen replied, "I think my request is perfectly reasonable."
Peide said, "My friend, you have no right to interfere in my life."
"I do, because you've already violated chapter two, article five of the Order Regulations: using the power of faith to harm ordinary people."
Peide spread his hands and looked at Kallen. "Are you serious?"
"What you need to do now is remedy your actions. Give her body back to her. Your punishment can be reduced according to the remorse you show. Her father is still worried about her."
"I'm sorry, but her soul has already become nourishment for my darling. This sort of possession is irreversible. She's already gone. Who told her to look a little like my darling?"
That waitress who had brought me food earlier was already gone?
Her father had not even had time to give her the gold coins to buy her passage back to the island.
"Under the Order Regulations, I will arrest you and submit a request to the Reincarnation Church to hold you accountable."
Peide said, "My surname is Simorson."
No one in the Church World was unaware of what the surname Simorson meant within the Reincarnation Church. Romir,