Chapter 124 (1/2)

At the same moment

St Peter’s Cathedral A rest room at the end of the corridor

The Pope and Bishop were standing in a rooht

There was no one else in the restroohtly shut He itching about and having spasns that his condition was critical

It seeue”

”Plague? Who has spread such ruust ”It’s obviously forcing us to re more and more rampant”

The Bishop had his head down, observing the passed out Holy Knight He spoke after a momentary silence

‘This type of curse is very unique and can only be broken by His Highness the Pope If wouldn't be easy to apprehend, if others were to attempt However, there’s at least thirty thousand people in the city that are cursed, it’s not a nitude we could handle

Even with the Bishop’s poker face, one could still hear the severity of his tone when he spoke of this

The Pope turned to face the Bishop

”Do you think that the brat from Lithur household was the one who unleashed the curse?”

The Bishop quickly shook his head, ”This Benjaated with the help of the eyes and ears of the nobles and read his memories several times His memories were always clean and did not show any indications of beco this moment, they didn’t seem suspicious to me”

The Pope raised his white hairy brows

”Memories never lie,” he murmured to himself ”The first Pope left us a heavenly weapon that wouldn’t have this slip up unless he was a descendent of the Holy Spirit”

”Indeed,” the Bishop nodded

The conversation came to an aard halt as the Bishop and Pope did not speak further They found it quite hard to co with Benja and groaning of the Holy Knight in bed

A while later

”Is there any progress towards the investigation on the Lithur household?” The Pope changed the topic after he was apparently stumped by the previous issue

”Little,” the Bishop shook his head again with a sense of helplessness ”We ic related itee We couldn’t find any clues in relation to the huge Water Ball as well as the curse”

”What about their

”We only drew the ree much came out of it, there were traces that his personality underwent change after his kidnap”

The Pope snickered as if he heard so funny yet atrocious

It was not directed at the account of Benjareement that the Church would not draw the memories of the nobles that he expressed his dissatisfaction