So I'm a sheep.

After a moment of silence, Adelaide smiled with satisfaction: "Sasha, that's a very good question!"

"In the minds of those in power in that world, we angels are similar to the wizards there—few in number, but powerful."

After waiting a while, seeing that Adelaide didn't seem inclined to continue, the little girl couldn't help but ask, "What about the church? Don't they have any descriptions of us angels in their doctrines?"

"I can't answer that question right now."

Adelaide said calmly, "Because once I say it, it will give you a preconceived notion about the church."

"Okay, one last question."

"Uncle Adelaide, how can we contact you when we have made our judgment about the church?"

"We can contact the Star Legion through the church."

"church?"

The little girl asked in surprise, "What if the church doesn't help us make contact?"

Upon hearing this, Adelaide asked in even greater surprise, "Why do you think the church wouldn't help you make the contact?"

"Hmm, it's alright now. When do we begin our descent?"

"Sasha, I got what you wanted from Bernice."

Chelsea handed the little girl the large sack of burlap and the scroll she was carrying: "And this 'Language Proficiency Scroll,' keep it safe."

"Thank you for your help."

"Haha, it was something I already agreed to."

Chelsea handed the other scroll to his daughter and waved goodbye to the two little ones reluctantly.

"When you get down there, you must take good care of yourselves!"

The little girl's heart skipped a beat; she felt that Aunt Chelsea's words were somewhat meaningful.

"Don't say anything that will worry Sasha and her daughter. It's just a trip down to investigate a mortal church."

Adelaide said casually, "Just think of it as a trip."

"?"

No, I had a bad experience on my last trip, and I don't want to hear that word again!

Before the impatient girl could speak, Adelaide waved to them and said, "Do your best on your mission and have a safe journey."

The teleportation array lit up, and the two little ones vanished instantly.

"..."

"........."

"Darling, wasn't that church already deemed 'unqualified' for you?"

"You originally planned to send an archangel down to retrieve the tokens that our Star Legion left to the Church."

Chelsea stared into her husband's eyes: "That world isn't friendly to angels, so why are you sending Sasha and our daughter there?"

"Although we will definitely encounter some bad things, we believe that Sasha and our daughter will be able to overcome this small difficulty."

"Can't we just let them have it a little easier!"

"What's wrong with choosing an easy extracurricular activity and letting them go on a trip?"

Chelsea complained, "The humans in that Black Iron world are too complicated. What if they do something sneaky and ruin the relationship between the two little ones?"

“Honey, I know you want the promising Sasha to become close friends with our daughter.”

"As a father, I also hope that when Sasha achieves something in the future, she can help our daughter."

"Can......"

Adelaide said quietly, "Angels, in the end, still have to rely on themselves."

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"Archbishop Julian, this time two angels will descend."

The young leader said with a smile, "Congratulations, the church is about to gain even more power again."

"Lord Wood, please don't be joking."

The middle-aged man holding the ornate scepter said humbly, "The two angels have descended to conduct a final test of our religion, and I am very nervous."

'I don't believe you'

Wood remained outwardly calm, but inwardly he was already sneering.

"According to the agreement, one of the angels that descended this time will belong to me, and the other to Wood, right?"

At this moment, another middle-aged lady spoke up: "I want to have the right to choose first!"

Wood frowned, opened his mouth, but ultimately didn't argue with her about it.

'We're all meeting for the first time, how can you tell which angel is stronger and which is weaker?'

'Choosing first or later makes no real difference.'

What do you think?

Julian looked at Wood: "It's best to resolve any disagreements beforehand, lest the two angels laugh at us later."

"Let Her Highness the Eldest Princess choose first."

Upon hearing this, Louise immediately showed a satisfied expression: "Everyone says that Duke Wood is young and impetuous, but now it seems that you do know the difference between superiors and inferiors."

"what!"

Wood was furious. He looked coldly at the woman in front of him and said, "Once you become my wife, I will make sure you know your place."

Louise's expression changed as well, and just as the two were about to start arguing, the teleportation array shone brightly.

Two figures, one large and one small, then appeared before the crowd.

Volume 1: Chapter 87 The Beauty of Bones

Staring at the two angels, one large and one small, the three of them were somewhat stunned.

The older angels have beautiful faces and excellent temperament.

Against the backdrop of her pair of snow-white wings, she looked exceptionally extraordinary.

The smaller one, no, the much smaller one...

That's rather strange!

Not only did he carry a large sack on his back, but he was also round and chubby.

In terms of appearance, it's simply a terrible sight.

"Sasha, they're all staring at you."

"Yes, it's not good to just stand there. Let's talk to them."

The two little ones tore the scroll apart, and Sasha first greeted the few humans who were staring blankly, "Hello."

"Oh, heavens, hello angels."

Archbishop Julian was the first to recover. The look of astonishment on his face disappeared, replaced by a humble expression.

"I am Archbishop Julian of the Church of the Stars. Welcome, Your Excellencies."

The Church of the Stars? That's an interesting name.

The little girl said with a smile, "I'm Sasha, and this lady next to me is Miss Sasha."

“‘Young Miss’ is a code name. You can call me Angel directly.”

The young lady was a little nervous in front of strangers, and she was trying her best to show her dignity as an 'envoy'.

“Your Grace, please come with me to the palace later. I am Princess Louise of the Moonlit Kingdom.”

The eldest princess glanced at the chubby little girl and said with a smile, "Lady Sasha, you are with Duke Wood."

Wood's expression changed drastically, and he couldn't help but ask, "Your Highness, what happened before..."

"Hmph, you can't go back on your word."

“That’s right. Someone as distinguished as Duke Wood cannot go back on his word.”

Julian urged, "Quickly greet Lady Sasha."

"..."

With a forced smile, Wood said in a low voice, "I am Wood, the Grand Duke of the Duchy of Nister. Nice to meet you."

"Hey, wait a minute, what are you guys talking about?"

The young lady looked at Julian with confusion: "Sasha and I came down to assess whether your church is up to standard. Why are we following others?"

"My lord angel, this is how it is."

Julian explained, "The headquarters of the Church of the Stars is in the Kingdom of Moonlit, but there is also a branch in the Duchy of Nist."

"It would be more efficient for the two of you to split up and act separately."

"So that's how it is."

The young lady suddenly realized, "Sasha, it seems we'll have to be apart for a while."

"..."

"If you think it's okay, Miss, then I'm fine with it too."

“However, Archbishop Julian.”

"exist"

"Next time, please don't make decisions for us without our consent."

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"Lady Sasha, this is my castle."

Along the way, Wood had already adjusted his mindset.