13 Mink Street
Chapter 86

Confession

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"Bang!"

The club swung, sending the golf ball flying. On the green ahead, a boy held a flag, marking its position.

Alfred bent down to set a ball in place for Kallen, checking the angle and making a few token adjustments.

Kallen gently rolled his neck and asked, "Puer said Level Three of the Allen Family's faith system was about the same as you?"

"Yes, young master."

"Bang!"

Kallen sent the ball flying again. Once it landed, the boy quickly ran over to mark its position.

"And your strength is comparable to an ordinary Inquisitor of the Order God Church?"

"If we're not talking about an Inquisitor like Master Dis, then, yes."

"So even excluding the crippled Mr. Mike, the Allen Family still has two Inquisitor-level figures protecting it?"

"Young master, it's actually difficult to make that comparison," Alfred said.

"Oh?"

Kallen lowered his club and waved to the boy below, signaling that he was finished.

After stepping down from the platform, he went to the washroom to wash his hands, then came back out and gestured for Alfred to sit.

"Explain it to me."

"Yes, young master. Has Puer told you about the differences between family faith systems?"

"She has. Each family's Primordial Ancestor had a different level of strength, so their corresponding scales are completely different."

"It's the same with Inquisitors. An Inquisitor's own strength accounts for half, while the Order God Church attached to that title accounts for the other half."

"Oh?"

"Some of an Inquisitor's arts can receive blessings from the Order Church, or even the Order Rules. They never fight alone, and that's before taking their connections into account. At the most basic level, they can send an official letter to call in friends and allies."

"But don't family faith systems summon their Primordial Ancestors

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