I, the wizard, the foolish Buddha.

Roland's first thought was that O'Reilly should come to the Holy See.

But then again, it seemed unlikely. Even if she came back, she wouldn't arrange a room like this for her older brother.

After all, O'Reilly was still quite afraid of Roland.

'Was this arranged by Theresa? What's going on? What kind of problem do you all have with me, Master?'

Roland couldn't help but look at Theresa and Maria.

Theresa and Maria were also puzzled, because they had previously told Roland that he would stay in the best room upstairs, and Diana would stay next to him.

On the one hand, Diana was used to taking care of the master's daily needs. If she were given another room, she would probably sneak into the maid's room in Roland's room at night to serve the master when he got up at night.

On the one hand, if Diana suddenly runs into trouble, Roland can easily intervene.

Therefore, Teresa and the others originally arranged for Roland to live next to Diana—if it weren't for the need to keep a low profile, they would have simply had Diana live in the nanny's room outside Roland's room.

But now, someone has taken it upon themselves to change the room arrangement.

Not only were Roland moved to a small single room downstairs, but this position was also arranged for him.

At this moment, a female knight whispered to Brianna, "My lady, it is getting late. Please do not disturb the rest of the throne of Olivia."

Roland touched his snake ring with a strange expression, and after sensing the situation inside, his expression became even more peculiar.

It was already quite late. After showing Roland around the monastery, Johnson and his entourage left.

They did not travel by the stele, but by horse-drawn carriage.

As the carriage caravan departed into the night, Roland turned his gaze to Brianna.

Brianna slapped her forehead, suddenly realizing she hadn't introduced her two adjutants to Roland yet. So she did.

Both of their names were very long, and Roland couldn't remember them after hearing them once. He planned to check his Alaye Journal later.

But he remembered where the two men came from.

The tall, beautiful woman who bore a striking resemblance to Prince Regent Charles was indeed Charles's daughter, albeit his youngest—she was the only one who had not yet married.

The other one was no less impressive; she was a genuine princess—the youngest daughter of Emperor Orbis.

Of course, none of that matters. What matters most is that they all grew up in the 'Right Wing of the Celestials of Furi'—they are all genuine angels.

From their language, Roland could tell that these two were indeed Brianna's people. After all, she was the eldest princess and held a very high position in the Papacy. The royal family sent these two young princesses to her side in the hope that she would protect them.

So they are indeed Brianna's people.

But Roland could also tell that they hadn't been exposed to many secrets, and Brianna didn't want them to know too many secrets either. Therefore, they were considered 'outsiders'—people from Emperor Orbis's side.

What troubled Roland even more was that it seemed Brianna couldn't get rid of them.

After thinking for a moment, Roland's face turned cold, and he decided to play the bad guy. Although he couldn't drive away all the Orbis Knights, it was definitely not suitable for outsiders to live in the monastery.

Roland said, “Brianna, the room arrangement might be a bit inappropriate. We are all converts, not priests. I’m worried that the Queen of Olivia might have some objections if we are all arranged inside the monastery.”

The female knight with big eyes and a small stature blinked and said, "Your Highness, this is what the Divine Throne arranged."

Roland frowned. Just as he was about to say something, he heard a sound coming from upstairs.

"It is indeed inappropriate. Such a sacred place should not be inhabited by unclean people, let alone men."

Footsteps sounded from upstairs. Everyone looked up and saw a tall, pure-looking woman with a somewhat assertive personality slowly descending the stairs. Behind her, a large group of priestesses surrounded her.

When Theresa and Maria, who were beside Roland, saw this person, their expressions changed drastically, and they hurriedly went to greet him and prostrated themselves on the ground. The two female knights of Orbis also hurriedly knelt down.

For a moment, only Roland and his two companions in the entire monastery did not kneel down.

Brianna and Helena looked at each other with strange expressions, then at Roland.

Roland touched the snake ring on his finger, his expression quite interesting. Diana and Joan were both inside the snake ring; one was knitting a sweater, and the other was standing beside her polishing her sword.

However, the woman who came downstairs was also Diana—or rather, Olivia, the real Olivia.

At that moment, Brianna and Helena noticed from Roland's face that something terrible seemed to have happened. They quickly knelt down, and Helena even secretly nudged Roland's calf, signaling him to kneel down first.

Roland, however, did not move, still fiddling with his snake ring while sweating profusely.

For some reason, Olivia felt extremely angry whenever she saw Roland. She opened her mouth to say something and kick him out, but then she found that she had inexplicably found an unfinished sweater in her hand!

Olivia paused, looking at the person beside her, seemingly wanting to ask where the sweater came from. But she discovered that a female knight had inexplicably appeared beside her as well.

The female knight was wiping her longsword, seemingly unaware of why she had inexplicably appeared there, her face full of bewilderment—this person was none other than Joan.

Upon seeing Joan beside her, Olivia suddenly seemed to remember something.

"Oh, by the way, this sweater is mine. Winter will be here in two months. Mr. Roland didn't bring a sweater, huh? Mr. Roland?"

Olivia suddenly covered her forehead.

Overwhelmed by a severe headache and a jumble of memories, she nearly fell down the stairs. Joan quickly caught her and, along with the others, took her back upstairs to rest.

Seeing this, Brianna and the others were completely bewildered, while Roland breathed a huge sigh of relief.

It turns out that when Roland saw Olivia and Diana together, he noticed a strange female knight phantom next to Olivia upstairs—that phantom was wiping her sword.

Suddenly, Roland had a flash of inspiration and did something bold—he pulled both Diana and Joan out of the Serpent Ring.

However, when Roland attempted this, he failed to pull the two out. The moment his mental energy touched them, the two figures inside the Serpent Ring vanished as if they had never existed.

But Olivia inexplicably found herself holding a sweater, and the illusory figure beside her gradually materialized into Joan.

"Go and check on the situation," Brianna said to the two female knights kneeling beside her, who were in a daze. The two hurried upstairs.

With no one else around, Brianna asked Roland with a puzzled look, "What happened? Wasn't Diana trapped inside your snake ring?"

Helena looked at Roland with a puzzled expression: "Did you secretly release Diana? You had her impersonate Olivia, so she just now mistook herself for Olivia?"

Roland shook his head and said, "No, Olivia is awake."

Brianna and Helena's expressions immediately turned somewhat unpleasant.

Helena muttered, "Speaking of which, Olivia slept for exactly one day and one night. So, you originally wanted Diana to impersonate Olivia, but the real Olivia woke up instead?"

Roland said, "I didn't release Diana. No, you could say I did release her."

Roland rubbed his forehead, looking a bit annoyed: "I released her now, but she ran out when Johnson ended the time when spacetime was frozen. For Diana, time doesn't freeze, so she created a bubble of herself during that time."

Then, because I released Diana, she and the bubble she created collapsed.”

Seeing that Brianna and Helena looked completely bewildered, Roland waved his hand and said, "Never mind, Diana and Joan are upstairs right now."

Brianna said, “Don’t talk to me like that, I got it—it’s like the collapse of ‘Wizard Johnson’ and ‘Archbishop Johnson,’ right?”

Roland's eyes lit up, and he said, "Pretty much."

After a pause, Roland suddenly felt a chill run down his spine: "Oh no!"

Brianna also suddenly shuddered. She exclaimed, "Oh no! Memories! Olivia and Diana have become one person, and she knows all the secrets!"

Helena suddenly remembered something and said, "Oh no, senior, Olivia is an absolute die-hard fan of Heaven! What were you all discussing in the library?"

“That’s not what I’m worried about!” Roland trembled, seemingly not considering it a big problem.
Brianna and Helena asked, looking puzzled, "Is there an even worse problem?"

Roland, covered in sweat, looked at the two of them and said with trembling lips, "I helped the Empress sever two of the three corpses! Now she's really close to succeeding!"

"???" Helena and Brianna looked completely bewildered, their heads filled with question marks. (End of Chapter)