Faol was not certain that the being imprisoned within the blood-red greatsword was necessarily the creator of the Dreadlords.
But he chose to trust X'era unconditionally.
This powerful child of the holy light could not possibly deceive a believer in the holy light.
So he took Herad to Light's Hope Chapel.
The Church of the Holy Light's stockpile of lightforging iron, accumulated over thousands of years, was there.
When Faol opened the hidden door to the underground chamber of Light's Hope Chapel, dazzling golden light shone out from within.
Herad entered the underground chamber and saw the Church of the Holy Light's treasure at first glance.
He was instantly stunned by the Church of the Holy Light's wealth.
Damn, these guys actually made lightforging iron into bricks and stacked them into walls!
This was the Church of the Holy Light's ultimate wealth and power!
In the game's storyline, the remains of devout believers were buried beneath Light's Hope Chapel.
Even in death, they could still unleash powerful holy light.
This allowed Light's Hope Chapel to easily withstand the undead army's attacks when the Undead Scourge broke out.
Over a million undead creatures had gathered in Stratholme, not far from here.
Yet they could do nothing against Light's Hope Chapel.
The remains of those devout believers would summon powerful holy light to protect the place.
It seemed as though it would never run out.
In reality, the dead were almost incapable of summoning the holy light.
Priests like Faol, who could summon the holy light even after death, were exceedingly rare, after all.
Besides, whether he could become a Forsaken priest in reality was still a question.
What could truly protect Light's Hope Chapel in reality was the mountain of lightforging iron stockpiled here.
Lightforging iron could passively summon the holy