Reject me, you damn woman.

Celitia pursed her lips, the rampant faces of the cultists and the angry sighs of her sisters flashed through her mind, but soon the picture turned to Lin sitting in the corner with empty eyes, and Hilteria with a smug smile.

"Even without the help of the princess, my sister can still destroy those evil demons!"

Lin En looked at Celitia affectionately, with gentle eyes:

"Thank you, Sister Celitia, but I have made up my mind."

"Actually, I don't quite understand everything you just said."

"Then why do you......"

Lynn shook her head and interrupted Celitia.

"I just know that if I agree to Her Highness Hilteria's request, I will be helping Sister Celitia a lot, right? I am very happy that I can be a strength to Sister Celitia."

"It's just that I might appear with that prince, or even with other crown princes, in the future. I hope Sister Celidia won't misunderstand me because of this."

"Ooooooooh, Lynn!!"

Celitia had tears in her eyes.

Of course, His Highness's bullying of Lynn would not stop after just one incident in the church. This was all foreseeable.

But what can we do about it?

It’s all my fault, I’m too weak!!!

What is the significance of a bishop-level clergyman at this time?

The authority of the Church, the secret savior, but he can't even protect the people he really wants to protect!

Still blaming Lin En, what right do I have to blame Lin En?

Father, Goddess, please forgive me!

Having her adoptive father's friend do so much for her, Celitia felt too embarrassed to go see Bishop Anel.

"I understand, Lin En, but you have to take care of yourself. No matter what happens in the future, I will trust you!"

"Thank you, Sister Celitia."

"Well, my patience is running out, you should leave now."

Hilteria raised her head impatiently.

Aunt Nina came forward, took Celitia's arm, and sighed softly:

"Sister, we should go."

"Ooooooooh, Lynn!!"

"I'm right outside. If she hurts you, call me!"

Celitia did not forget to give instructions as she was dragged out of the room by Aunt Nina.

And Lin En just said nothing, quietly watching the other person leave with gentle eyes.

Finally, the door closed in front of Celitia with a bang.

Celitia seemed to have lost her soul, staring blankly at the closed door.

Aunt Nina was slightly surprised.

There were actually quite a few people outside the door.

I saw four high-ranking nuns walking in the corridor at the entrance. Each of them was a beautiful elder sister with a sacred aura. Each of them had distinctive characteristics and unique skills, which could bring surprises to those who despised the sect and them!

Like Celitia, these people are members of the diplomatic mission from the Theocracy and are genuine high-ranking clergymen.

Apparently, when Lin En came out to get drinks and fruit plate just now, he learned that Celitia was meeting with the princess, and he couldn't help but come over to check the situation. At this time, he saw Celitia and Aunt Nina leaving the room alone, and they hurriedly surrounded them.

"Your Excellency the Bishop!"

"Sisters, are you okay? The noise inside just now seemed a bit noisy."

A nun with her eyes covered with black cloth hesitated and said:

"Celitia, my sister, I just heard the word "transaction" by mistake. I hope you didn't impulsively agree to anything from the princess. You should know that private transactions between us and the secular monarchy are not allowed."

Sister Nina quickly came to smooth things over for the distraught Celitia:

"Sisters, please rest assured. Celitia has protected herself and the bottom line of the church. She has gained great help in our fight against evil, and she has not violated any sacred oath."

After hearing this, the other high-ranking nuns all breathed a sigh of relief and praised Celitia:

"As expected of you, Celitia, you are the best among us!"

"Praise the Mother of Mercy, sister, I felt you could do it from the beginning."

Aunt Nina could only stroke Celitia's back and comfort her:

"Praise the Earth Mother, Celitia. Now that things have come to this, be happy. This is already a very good result."

Faced with these praises and comforts, Celitia just lowered her head and said nothing.

Just as Aunt Nina said, with her efforts, she seemed to have really gained huge benefits for the church from the Third Prince without paying anything.

But is it really worth it?

Oh, no, Celitia even felt that she had gained something.

what is it then?

Oh, yes, it's a clown mask.

"Huh,"

The nun with shoulder-length silver hair and a straight-bladed dagger at her waist suddenly noticed something:

"Why are you the only ones out? Where's Lin En? Where did Lin En go?"

Aunt Nina immediately knew that something bad was going to happen.

Although these high-ranking clergy nuns who came from these delegations were extremely powerful, they were all relatively young.

Moreover, because they were new to Rose City and unfamiliar with the place, plus they encountered many obstacles in the process of hunting demons, they were already in a bad mood, so they had the best relationship with Lin En, who was also an outsider.

Sure enough, when Celitia said with a miserable smile that the price of Hilteria's agreement to work for the church was to let Lin En accompany her, all the senior nuns were outraged and wailing, wishing they could rush in and fight to the death with the shameless, domineering and lustful princess Hilteria.

"My country has not reached the point where we have to sell out men and accept grievances!"

"Using Lin En to serve the princess is like adding fuel to a fire. How foolish, how foolish!"

"Gah, Lynn! I don't want you to be like this!"

Aunt Nina held her forehead helplessly.

Sister Nina could barely persuade Celitia alone, but with so many high-ranking nuns, even Sister Nina was powerless and could only listen to the "yes" sounds coming from outside the door.

"Okay, you guys, look at your current state. Do you still dare to call yourself a clergyman with firm faith?"

At this moment, a loud shout suddenly stunned everyone. It turned out to be Celitia.

However, seeing this sister and bishop whom they usually respected, who was also the real "culprit" who betrayed Lynn, the senior nuns became even more angry. A straightforward nun immediately accused:

"Celitia, how can you be so indifferent? Aren't you the one who is closest to Lin En? Aren't you the one he visits in church every day?"

"Yes, you usually have the priority to enjoy Lin En, and everyone else can only play with what you leave behind, and now you are the first one to betray Lin En!"

"Sister Down, too down!"

Faced with the harsh accusations from these friends who were as close to her as sisters, Celitia, who had been holding on with her sense of duty, could no longer hold back.

"I don't want this either!"

Celitia's voice trembled, tears filled her eyes.

"I'm in pain too. I don't want Lin En to sell himself out for us. Do you think I'll feel good seeing him being bullied like this?"

The nuns were silent.

They almost forgot that as the person who had communicated with Lin En for the longest time, Celitia was naturally the one who had the closest relationship with Lin En.

In fact, the reason why Lynn came to the church was because the adoptive father of this nun was a good friend of Lynn.

"But, but this is Lin En's own wish."

Celitia clutched her chest tightly:

"Lin En was so gentle from the beginning to the end. After he knew our current predicament, he took the initiative to accompany the prince. I tried my best, but I couldn't stop him!"

Aunt Nina nodded hurriedly:

"Yes, Sister Celidia really tried hard to persuade Mr. Linn, but all this is indeed Mr. Linn's own choice, and everything is for... us, criticizing Celidia so harshly , it is indeed unfair.”

This time, silence lasted for a long time before a frail-looking nun wearing large black-framed glasses said:

"Celitia, I'm sorry. We just spoke too harshly."

The other nuns also hurried to comfort Celitia.

If you think about it, they are sad, but Celitia will be even sadder.

"Is there nothing we can do?"

A nun said unwillingly.

"No, there is actually one more thing we can do."

Celitia suddenly said in a decisive tone.

"What is it?"

The others quickly looked again at Celitia who was standing at the door.

"pray."

Celitia turned around, faced the tightly closed door, raised her face slightly, closed her eyes, clasped her hands in front of her, and said firmly:

"All we can do for Lin En now is to pray. Besides, this is the Goddess's church. As long as we are all here, His Highness will not dare to do anything too extreme to Lin En."

"Will this work?"

A senior nun asked in confusion.

Sister Nina sighed, stood behind Celitia, and began to pray along.

Gradually, the other high-ranking nuns followed one by one.

Soon, most of the senior nuns in the church gathered at the door to pray for Lynn.

However, the leader Celitia was in great pain, with a tear sliding down her eye.

In fact, she knew it all and this behavior was nothing but self-deception and a desire for inner comfort.

Celitia had already seen that the moment before the door of the quiet room was closed, the prince rushed forward impatiently and pinched Lin En's chin.

But what can she do?

This is Lynn's choice, for the sake of her own useless choice.

All she could do was pray that the goddess she believed in would appear at this moment and bless Lin En.

At the same time, at the end of the corridor, a young nun who was sweeping the corridor with a broom that was a little taller than herself passed by. She glanced at the crowd of high-ranking clergymen kneeling at the door of the room, praying with a more pious attitude than they did to the goddess every day, and the corners of her mouth twitched:

“Do we still want this church?”

........

Quiet room.

Hilteria frowned beautifully:

"Why is there so much noise outside? What's going on?"

"Maybe, he's trying to cheer us up."

Lynn said casually.

"Oh, that's right."

Hilteria turned back, raised the corner of her mouth slightly, and reached out to lift Lin En's chin:

"I almost forgot about you, this main course that I paid a huge price for."

"It seems you finally recognized me."