It's all one flower.

Even in small churches in residential neighborhoods, people anxious about the advance of war and warcraft make their way to daytime worship.

The elderly priest, who went out to the chapel in preparation, turned his gaze to the door through which the faithful would pass one after the other.

Roark shouts out his voice and chases him to reach the congregation seat where he begins to fill.

"A priest from the Cathedral at the Luphus Light Mark Church said that magic didn't mean" evil, "and that good magic meant writing spells in church buildings and in the clothes of saints so that everyone wouldn't forget, and that psalms also translated spells into common language."

And the Bible says, "Burn all the wizards," so the sign of the star is a heretic.

Klaustra adds in an innocent voice full of energy.

The air in the field froze.

The priest solidified breathlessly. My voice flies from the congregation seat before I can get my mind back on it.

"Don't say things that are rare."

"Huh? 'Cause even though Priest Reflexio said so at the Luffs Light Mark Church?

Klaustra raises his grumpy voice and turns to the old man. Lined up next to her, Roark also said.

"I stabbed the Cathedral priest while I was in prayer, and in the news, I got sick of my head. I live in a theology, but I really don't know if it's a star sign."

"What makes you think that?

When heard in a voice often attended by one of the read-and-hear volunteers, the stirring in the chapel subsided.

Roark continues with his gaze in the half-burned chapel all alone.

"Priest Reflexio, seconded by the Cathedral, said that the Republic of Banksia and the Federation of Barbatum had designated the star (servant) as an international terrorist organization. I had trouble getting my poor Hanashi rose in Artel and Lanista, so I sent the lower end to worship."

Some heads moved vertically in the congregation seat, but the majority just turn a puzzling look.

I whisper with my neighbor, and the blurring echoes back into the chapel again.

We deployed propaganda against less than fifty people in residential districts, and we don't know how much we can spread it, but now is a good time not to connect to the internet.

... Coming during the day of the week is all about school, work, and people off work, and it won't be very widespread.

He turned to the elderly priest, caging his expectations that he would spread them after resumption.

A priest bewildered by sudden exposure stretches his spine this time wondering what he will be told.

"I, too, thought I was serious about the Cathedral priest, and I read the Bible all the way back from the first page."

I can hear scrolling through the pages from everywhere.

The priest's eyes turned to the thick scriptures for priests he had placed on the preaching platform, but he returned immediately to the Rourke. Do you want to look for words to say or make your gaze swim across the universe?

"I just finished reading yesterday, and really, as the Cathedral priest said, the Hutu scripture we have didn't say a single line about killing all the wizards."

"You there, is that story true?

"Don't talk nonsense."

Standing in the congregation seat, the elderly men came out in front of the sermon stand.

The priest cannot say anything and makes his gaze wander into the chapel, which is burying eight ways.

... I'm glad I'm a Bonkla Priest.

Don't push to be wise later and not be rubbed off with good excuses.

"Don't even think about it. If I'd just read the Bible, I wouldn't have noticed. If you think it's a lie, then all magic is" evil ", and wizards are all bad people, so you just have to be careful what it says and read it all."

"I don't see it now, but the worship of the Archbishops and other priests, such as the official website of the Lufus Light Marks Church, wasn't just one of the Reflexio priests, even though the video was on it"

"So we went on a summer vacation saving pennies, and, seriously, he was awesome."

A mixed eye of suspicion and envy pours on the two of us.

"I read all the scriptures, and I thought there was one more lamp of knowledge."

When Roark added, the gaze of the faithful was poured into the statue of the saint smiling in front of the stained glass.

"I didn't know which one of them used good magic because I didn't know what magic was."

With the voice of Klaustra, the faithful who came later get agitated.

The ancestors looked around at the decorations patrolled the walls of the chapel.

"Would you know if I asked the exterminator of the Warcraft?

"Those uncles, you're so busy right now, you can't interrupt your exorcism."

When Roark was embarrassed, Klaustra pointed his lips.

"Huh? Because the Wizard of Lanterna Island is here, and it's the only time?

"Said it was dangerous. There's an exterminator around here. Is there a monster nearby?

When stopped further, the old woman also increased from the front row seat.

"Yeah, yeah, it's dangerous. The police won't do anything, and the bureau won't issue a restraining order, so my son's gone to work, but if it's a decent company, I'll take the day off until the Warcraft cleans up."

"Is it often good to come to church and the company can't?

Klaustra returns the innocent question.

"I've always been told to run away to church when demons come out. Didn't you hear from our guy?

"I've never heard of it before -. Why not?"

The old woman says in a distant eye.

"When I was young, I was taught that saints were protected by virtue of their good deeds and their righteous deeds."

... It's time for the tide.

Roark looked at the tablet terminal tiled and shouted.

"Ah, this is such a time already! Delay!"

"Huh? Yah!

He pulled Klaustra's hand and rushed out of the church without looking back.