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"Hello, would you like to learn more about the great goddess?"

Sasha walked straight to the girl and handed her the flyer.

"Ok?"

The girl paused, looked at Sasha, then at the flyer, her brows furrowing slightly.

"Nuns of the Church of Destiny?"

"It must be fate that we met. Here, please accept this box of handmade cookies."

Before the girl could say anything, Sasha shoved the flyer and cookies into her hand.

"..."

Turning her head to look at the little girl humming a song as she walked away, Lola hesitated for a moment before deciding not to throw away what she was holding.

To many in Aran, the Church of Destiny was just an insignificant little church, but in Lola's heart, this little church had a somewhat unfathomable depth.

'Don't ask.'

'Do not touch'

'Don't cause trouble'

Having been sternly warned by her father countless times, Lola had long been incredibly curious about the Church of Destiny.

'I didn't expect to receive a flyer from the Church of Destiny today. Should I...?'

Looking at the address on the flyer, Lola hesitated for a moment.

Volume 1: Chapter 153 Perseverance

"Distributing so many flyers has been effective; there have been noticeably more people coming to the church these past few days."

After returning to the base that evening, Sofia went to Sasha's room to chat with her.

"Senior, you don't seem very tired today."

The little girl looked at Sophia with some surprise: "Normally at this time, you would already be fast asleep on the bed."

"Well, I'm getting a little used to it now."

"Running around every day, after a while, my stamina seems to have improved a lot."

"As expected of a senior," the young girl sincerely praised Sophia.

Putting aside other aspects, Sasha truly admired the archangel's perseverance.

Sofia suppressed her smile in response to the little girl's praise.

"Sasa, my workouts are working, but yours aren't working at all."

"It won't work, will it?"

The girl shrugged: "After all, you're wearing metal rings, I'm just running normally."

"Yes, that's the problem!"

Sofia extended her left hand, which had been hidden behind her back, and smiled as she handed a box to the little girl.

"Please don't be shy about this small token of my appreciation, senior."

"what"

Upon opening the box, Sasha discovered four metal rings inside.

"..."

"No, senior!"

"I can barely walk when I wear this thing, let alone run."

The little girl shook her head repeatedly: "I appreciate the kindness, but I really don't need this gift."

“Sasa, these four metal rings were specially made for you using my merit points.”

Sofia took out the metal ring: "Try wearing it, it's not as heavy as mine."

'But I don't want to run with weights every day...'

The little girl made a few reluctant attempts to refuse, but in the end she couldn't resist Sofia's enthusiasm.

"Alright, try walking a couple of steps!"

Lift your left foot, then lower it.

Step forward with your right foot.

Sasha clearly felt the strain, but as Sophia said, she was far from being unable to walk.

"Wave your arms and run!"

"..."

"Senior, let's forget about it."

Sasha started to have second thoughts: "To be honest, I don't really want to exercise."

"Sasha, you told me last time that you planned to join the Star Legion after graduation?"

"kindness"

"'Yes, that's right!'"

"With your current lazy attitude, you'll suffer a lot once you join the legion."

Sophia patiently advised, "Now, let me help you get used to it. Once you join the Star Legion, it won't be too difficult for you."

'Your senior is really thinking of me.'

Seeing Sophia's sincere expression, Sasha's initial resolve to 'resolutely refuse' began to waver.

'Although Uncle Adelaide will definitely take care of me in the future, some things can't be avoided.'

Weight training is the most basic of all. Now that I've joined the Star Legion, I can't shamelessly shirk this responsibility, can I?

"Sasha, you can't get anything done if you're afraid of hardship and fatigue."

"With your talent, don't end up like your predecessors, stuck at the rank of archangel, hundreds of years from now."

"Senior... Yes, I understand!"

The little girl clenched her fists: "It's just running with weights, right? If you can do it, I definitely can too!"

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'Strange, why haven't Sophia and Sasha arrived yet, so late today?'

Andrew checked the time and started to feel a little anxious.

The two angels arrive quite early every day, and sometimes they even help me clean.

Why is today an exception?

"The two girls set off from the base before dawn, and strangely enough, they didn't take a car, but ran to the church on foot."

"Could they have been robbed on the way?"

The middle and upper echelons of the Mechanic Order would never entertain such an absurd idea, but unfortunately, Andrew was just a low-level henchman and didn't understand what 'angel' really meant.

Andrew grew increasingly worried; the two angels possessed extraordinary physical abilities, and ordinary people would likely be unable to rob them.

However, gun control in Alan is not strict. What if they encounter armed criminals?

'I've never seen either of them carrying anything that looks like a weapon...'

After waiting a while longer, Andrew couldn't stand it any longer.

"No, I need to contact the base to see if they left home this morning."

He had just taken out his phone when he heard a loud "whoosh," and a familiar figure rushed into the church and collapsed to the ground.

"Sasha, Sasha?"

Seeing the little girl lying on the ground convulsing, Andrew rushed over in a panic.

"Are you having an attack? What medicine are you taking? Tell me quickly!"

“Father, Sasha is not having a relapse; she is just overworked.”

Sofia then jogged into the church and picked up the little girl who had collapsed on the ground.

"I need to help Sasha relax her muscles. If anyone comes to visit, could you please cover for them first, Father?"

"It's alright, it's alright, Sophie..."

Before Andrew could finish speaking, the bishop shouted nonsensical things like "experience pain," "perseverance," and "don't use your abilities," and rushed into the lounge carrying the little girl.

"..."

"Strange and weird"

Andrew muttered a couple of things to himself and put his phone away.

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"Sir, the Church of Destiny has been based in Aran for over twenty years and is absolutely a legitimate church recognized by the government."

"You're a local but you've never heard of our church?"

"Haha, the church didn't do much publicity before, so it's normal that you haven't heard of it."

"Yes, because we don't have enough staff right now, the other church will only be open to the public on weekends."

"Looking for a part-time job?"

"Sorry, student, our church is not hiring part-time workers at the moment."

"Let me introduce you to the great goddess of fate..."

There were quite a few people visiting the church today, and Andrew was so busy that he didn't have a chance to rest until noon.