The mythological account in the Reincarnation Compendium stated: after the God of Reincarnation built the Gate of Reincarnation, he guided countless departed souls through the gate, granting them a true paradise of reincarnation.
The word "guided" lightly glossed over the bloodshed of that initial accumulation, leaving only false warmth.
How many souls had gone willingly in those days and how many had been forced could no longer be counted. Only Raniedal's description of being ordered to dump garbage inside back then revealed the true attitude toward the souls within the gate in that era.
But the fact was that, in the early days of the Gate of Reincarnation, the complex mix of its original inhabitants meant that the faiths of all the major churches appeared within it.
Yet as time passed, because the Gate of Reincarnation stood in Reincarnation Valley and the Reincarnation Church could send its young people inside for trials every ten years, the balance of faiths within the gate was bound to shift dramatically.
Outside the gate, the Reincarnation Church had been beaten into suing for peace by the Order God Church. Losing to the greatest church of the age was not really all that shameful.
But inside the gate, the Reincarnation Church's position was even more "powerful" than that of the Order God Church outside. The legacies of many other churches had long since died out, and the few that remained were merely clinging to life.
It was no exaggeration to say that, whether or not you truly believed in Reincarnation, praising Reincarnation inside the gate was an unavoidable form of political correctness.
Kallen and the others had never expected to encounter believers of Order here.
Preaching Order here was so difficult, and the conditions for survival so harsh, that the Light Remnants outside lived in