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[10000 gold coins are enough!]

The other party replied instantly.

【roll!】

Minos angrily threw the bishop's badge onto the bed.

10000 gold coins? I wouldn't even give them to you if I fed the cat!

She then packed her bishop's certificate into her suitcase, slowly dried her hair, turned off the light, and lay down in bed.

She closed her eyes peacefully, ready to end this pleasant day.

"Wait, Clay just lost a lot of money this afternoon?"

Minos, who was lying in bed, opened his eyes again.

She stared at the ceiling, lost in thought.

Soon, she seemed to think of a possibility, and subconsciously parted her red lips slightly, as if she were murmuring something.

"No way... Clay, you've really messed up..."

……

After Dekan sent Minos a request for a loan of 10000 gold coins using Clay's Bishop's Certificate, Minos ignored him no matter how much Dekan harassed him.

"Hiss, is 10,000 gold coins still too much?"

"No, it seems like I've gotten too arrogant. Since when did I start to think that 10000 gold coins are a number I can just ask for casually?"

Dekan reflected on himself and said.

It's all Clay's fault.

It ruined Dekan's view of money.

This gives Dekan the illusion that making money is easy.

However, Dekan felt that his blind guess and imitation of Clay's habits might have turned out surprisingly well.

In that case, let's see if we can get some information out of the other bishops.

Based on Dekan's understanding of Clay both online and offline.

This person has to be arrogant when they speak!

So even if he's borrowing money, he should be very arrogant.

So Dekan used Clay's bishop's certificate to send the following message to each of the other contacts:

"Are you there? Lend me 5000 gold coins, Dad."

Dekan now feels that he is Clay.

After waiting for a long time, no one replied.

I don't know if everyone was asleep or if everyone really disliked Clay.

"It seems the Minoans are the best. In the vast Church of Resurrection, only she has any warmth."

After waiting a while, I finally got a reply.

The pattern that lights up on the bishop's badge in Decan is a symbol of a false bishop.

Dekan remembered that this guy was the one who chaired the meeting.

He should be the chief steward in charge of all affairs when the Pope is away.

Dekan checked the new message, which read:

What's wrong with you now?

again?

Dekan couldn't help but sigh, "Clay is such a social butterfly."

It seems he's approached every bishop before! He always asks for money!

Dekan then replied:

I've arrived in the Kingdom of Landil, but I've accidentally gambled away all my money. Now I need help.

After the message was sent.

It seemed like there was a long silence from the Bishop of Illusion before another message came.

The Bishop of Illusion replied with a large question mark (?).

Dekan also replied with a question mark (?).

Bishop of Illusion: [Are you in the Kingdom of Landil?]

"what?"

Dekan found the Bishop of Illusion's reaction rather odd.

Was the false bishop unaware of the truth?

Wasn't Clay sent to the Kingdom of Landil by the Church of Resurrection?

202 Dekan dug a hole for Clay.

Although Dekan had doubts, he still replied first:

【What's wrong?】

soon.

The False Bishop replied almost instantly.

On Clay's bishop's certificate were several large characters:

You're such an idiot...

After receiving this message, the Bishop of Illusion did not send any further messages.

"This deserves criticism?"

Dekan reluctantly put down Clay's bishop's certificate and sat on the edge of the bed, lost in thought.

He seems to have discovered some key points.

Could it be that Clay... abandoned his post and ran off to the Kingdom of Landil on his own?

And it seems to have disrupted some of the plans of the illusory bishop?

This is too much freedom!

Dekan waited for about ten minutes, but the Bishop of Illusion did not reply to the message again.

……

Inside a church in the empire.

A figure dressed in clergy robes stood quietly on the pulpit.

He held a seal in his hand, which bore the mark of the False Bishop.

Soon, a figure appeared silently behind the Bishop of Illusion.

However, the Bishop of Illusion was not flustered at all.

This is the trusted confidant he just urgently ordered to gather intelligence.

"My lord, the Kingdom Federation has discovered that four bishops have gathered in the Kingdom of Landil, and has already launched the highest level of response."

The trusted confidant reported respectfully.

"Four? Are you sure?"

The Bishop of Illusion turned around, his expression one of surprise, and asked.

Apart from the corrupt bishops he sent.

Including their target—the tormented bishop Dekan.

And then there's the crazed Bishop Clay who accidentally wandered in—there should only be three bishops, right?!

"It was intelligence that our informant in the Kingdom Federation risked his life to bring to us. Before reporting to you, my subordinates also verified it with intelligence personnel in the Kingdom of Landil. There are indeed four of them."

The confidant answered with certainty.

This left the Bishop of Illusion stunned for a moment.

After a few breaths, he came to his senses and spoke:

"You may leave now."

"Yes."

The confidant's figure disappeared into the church along with the sound.

Only the Bishop of Illusion remained, standing silently on the pulpit.

He held the bishop's badge tightly in his hands, which were clasped behind his back.

After thinking about it, he roughly figured out what was going on.

So he took the bishop's badge and sent another message to Clay:

Were there any other bishops who went with you?

No.