Don't call me evil god

Chapter 171: Heretic Expulsion Order
For a moment, Lena didn't react to the meaning of the message her father, Old Moni, sent her.

After rereading it, she realized what had happened.

"An order to expel heretics?!"

"The Church of the Glorious Light issued an expulsion of heretics?"

"To whom?"

"Could it be against the Church of Seeking Knowledge?!"

After receiving a positive answer from Old Moni, Reina felt a little dizzy.

Not only Reina, but also Pete and Gale were stunned when she told them the news.

They had no idea why the Church of the Glorious God suddenly launched an attack.

The "Order to Expel Heretics" is a warning issued by the Church of the Light to its followers.

The Church of the Luminous God issues this decree to certain organizations, sects or believers.

"Heresy" means that the doctrines held by these organizations or believers conflict with or contradict the teachings of the God of Light.

In the past history of the New Huili, the Cult of the Glowing Light also issued several orders to expel heretics. For example, the mainstream belief of the dark elves in the past - the God of Joy, whose doctrine was to indulge in pleasure and enjoyment.

Indulgence has a broad meaning, including the pursuit of bliss with complete strangers, regardless of the occasion.

Although sex and reproduction are sacred things in the teachings of the Radiant Light, the church does not reject them and even encourages them.

But the scope of this encouragement definitely does not include doing it in public, on the street without paying attention to others...

...and be proud of it.

As a result, the Church of Joy was issued a "heresy expulsion order" by the Church of Radiant Light.

The effect of the decree is within the territory of the Kingdom of Reyak, the main diocese of the Church of the God of Light.

Members of the Joyful Church are prohibited from entering.

The dark elves who were still in the Kingdom of Reyak when the decree was issued must leave the Kingdom of Reyak within the specified time. If they were caught after the deadline, they would be forcibly deported.

The Dark Elf Club, which was once popular in the Kingdom of Reyak, suffered a huge blow overnight.

Clubs in the capital Starosh and several other large cities closed down one after another.

Some of the dark elves who came to the surface from the deep regions returned to their hometowns, while others fled to cities such as Stone Castle and Green Port.

Stoneburg is a dwarven city. More than 95% of the residents are various subspecies of the dwarven race. The mainstream beliefs there are the God of Mountains and Spirits of Rocks. The Cult of the Radiant God doesn't even have a branch church there.

Greenport is a neutral immigrant city with extremely diverse ethnic groups. The city law established by Carol is that it welcomes citizens of any race and any faith.

Of course, evil gods and cultists are excluded.

To this day, under the powerful effect of the heretic expulsion order, there is almost no trace of dark elves in the Kingdom of Reyak. Only in some very secretive and shady underground clubs can one find dark elf technicians providing services in a special way.

This is enough to show the power of this decree.

It was equivalent to the official closure of the Church of the Glowing God, directly prohibiting the expelled church from preaching and developing believers in the Kingdom of Reyak!
You know, the Kingdom of Reyak is the most populous and prosperous place on the continent. The main gods corresponding to several professional routes and the bishoprics are all in the Kingdom of Reyak without exception.

The last time a heretic expulsion order was issued was 10 years ago, by an organization called the Church of Illusions, whose believers believed in the God of Illusions.

The reason for being "sealed off" is also very simple.

Mortals who believe in this god believe that instead of spending time looking for a suitable opposite-sex partner to live with, it is better to use illusions to create a partner who perfectly meets their needs to fill their spiritual and physical needs.

This doctrine directly contradicts the teachings of the Church of Light that encourage fertility.

Therefore, the Church of Illusion, which originated in the Ceylon Territory, was also driven out of the Reyak Kingdom. Ten years later, the heresy expulsion order was issued again, and this time it specifically targeted the Church of Knowledge.

[Reina Monia: Father, what is written in the heresy expulsion order of the Glowing God Cult? ]

Old Moni's reply came immediately.

【This is a notice as follows: After a study by the Divine Church and consultation with the Supreme Lord of Glory, a new church called "Seeking Knowledge" was found to have a doctrine that is contrary to the Glory Path. We now determine that the "Seeking Knowledge Church" is a heresy with distorted doctrines. From today on, we will issue an order to expel the heretics and circulate it to all places for execution! 】

Pete, Gale and Lena were all stunned when they received the news.

The teachings of the Church of Knowledge and the Church of Radiant Light conflict? !

No, what's the conflict?!
They didn't hold a party on the street;

I didn't rush towards the illusion phase!

They even went beyond the borders of the kingdom to explore unowned territories under the guidance of the God of Knowledge. Pet even planned to become a pioneer noble of the Reyak Kingdom!

Now tell them they are heretics?

If you join the Church of Knowledge, you will be deported once you are discovered?!

Pete carefully recalled what they had done since they arrived at Ceylon, the eastern border of the kingdom.

Not to mention dealing with the Cult of Light.

Because of the God of Knowledge's identity as an old god, they all avoided the Cult of the Light.

Normally, travelers like Pete and Gail who return home after a long journey need to go to the local Church of the God of Light to be baptized and purified. The monks will bless them and wash away the fatigue and filth of the journey.

In order to avoid any accidents, Pete and his friends didn't go to church at all.

They did not preach the god of knowledge to their families. Even though Pete's younger brother asked curiously, Pete did not tell him directly.

Not to mention going to the border, expanding territory, and recruiting refugees, all of these have nothing to do with the Glowing God Cult.

"How did the Church of the Glorious Light know about the existence of the Church of Knowledge?" Pete felt something was clearly wrong and began brainstorming.

"After we arrived in Ceylon, it was impossible for us to be noticed by the Glorious God Cult. We have no connection with them at all."

"Miranda is related to the Glowing God Cult. She has never conveyed anything about the God of Knowledge to the church."

"I'm sure there won't be any problems here in Ceylon!"

Having ruled out half of the possibilities, Pat turned his attention to the other half.

"Could it be that the problem actually lies in Green Harbor?"

[Reina Monia: Father! In Green Harbor, are there any changes among the believers of the God of Knowledge? ]

Old Money's response denied this possibility.

After Pete and the others left, Green Harbor returned to peace.

Since the Bloodfang Gang disappeared, order in the downtown area has improved a lot.

Newly appointed Radiant Bishop Rayonk Eugene and Greenport Mayor Carolyn Lagan announced a partnership to introduce several new policies to help and support downtown areas.

Pete couldn't understand.

No matter how hard he thought, he couldn't figure out what the heresy was with the God of Knowledge!

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(End of this chapter)