Since I was reincarnated as a poor farmer in another world, I decided to lay bricks and build a castle

"... you won't say anything to me, Ars?

"Hmm? Is that what the Church once did, Archbishop Paul?

"Yeah. I think what he was talking about earlier is somewhat truthful. But the inheritance that remains in the Church tells us that God Aisha stood on God's throne at his own expense and was the foundation for protecting us."

"Oh, that's good. Because there's no credibility in what the perpetrator started saying later."

"Gu......, no, that's right. You must be right. The Church sinned. I guess you can't just not admit that. But what are you going to do with the church when you hear that?

"What do we do? No, you'll have trouble getting asked that. Sure, I'm flattered about Mr. Aisha's outrageous behavior, but there's nothing I can do about it. There's another problem now than that."

"Another problem, is it?

"Yeah. Did you forget? It's about Naja. It is good that there was a king of the immortal here, without the figure of Naja. I've spoken to a lot of information earlier, but I'm not sure if you're arguing long enough to wish [the light of judgment] had been used right now."

"You did. Exactly. Where did Naja go?

Not while me and the king of the immortals were talking, Archbishop Paul.

I finally opened my mouth when I saw that the King of the Immortals in question was ice-soaked and re-sealed with my [Ice Essence Summoning].

However, the contents were likely to be self-defense by the Church, so I will end the conversation once and for all.

I have sympathy for Aisha's plight, but now the church system has become an essential part of the society in which we live.

Since all cities are made up of the premise that there is a magic of life in particular, the impact would be immeasurable if the statue of God were destroyed and Aisha killed now.

Would you call this a necessary evil?

But I'm more concerned about Naja now than that.

I thought I was fighting the king of the immortal, but was it different?

I wonder where he went?

When I thought so, Tanatos and Ian, who were supposed to be outside the temple, rushed inside.

"Hey, Ars. What are you doing? The King of the Undead has escaped."

"Am I right? What are you talking about, Tanatos? If you're the king of the undead, you're sleeping next to me."

"Is...? What's that? Who's in that ice?

"No matter who they say, this is the king of the immortal. Ice pickled and sealed with my [Ice Essence Summon]"

"Uh... no, but... What do you mean, Ian? Wasn't that the king of the immortal?

"What? What's the matter, both of you? Could there be another king of the immortal?"

"Ah, oh. Maybe it will. I was watching the perimeter just now, but Ian and I both saw the king of the immortals. No, maybe you're right to see a man with an impure magic that's just overflowing, head to the transfer room and disappear."

"What? Is that true, Tanatos? Was there really such a powerful immortal?

"Oh, definitely. You can't be wrong to see so many signs, Ars. That must be the king of the undead."

"Just checking. Uh, wait a minute. It must have been in a magic bag.... There it is. This is it. Didn't he look like this?

"............ yes. It was far-sighted, but I do think the man's face looked like this."

"... seriously. It's not good, Archbishop Paul. Apparently, Naja had become immortal before she knew it. Besides, that disappeared towards the transfer room. I mean, it looks like we could be back on the ground."

It's a rough day.

Too many things happen next.

Information brought by the Tanatos who were outside.

That's that a Naja-like man was becoming immortal.

And that the man had scattered so unclean magic all around him that he felt from the eyes of Tanatos that he was not the king of the immortal.

In a further chase, the man went to the transfer room and disappeared.

To this divine kingdom came Dogma Doren, king of the immortal, with Naja's activated [Divine Transfer].

And in this divine realm we also saw signs of the two disputing.

But only the King of the Immortal, of the two who had such a quarrel, was in conversation with me in this temple.

Maybe Naja had lost to the king of the immortal?

But maybe he didn't just die of defeat.

It is quite possible that Naja has also become immortal, contaminated by the filthy magic emanating from the King of the Immortal.

There seems to be no doubt that the man Tanatos and the others saw was Naja.

I checked in on the Naja nomination picture I had brought, but she said it looked the same as the picture.

In other words, Naja's immense magic seemed to have left her flesh undamaged.

And the royal naja of the immortal headed for the transfer room.

In other words, it could have gone to the ground.

"Question, Archbishop Paul. If you headed from the transfer room to the ground, where would you leave?

"However, it should have started to return to a certain point in the Holy City."

"There is no more Sacred Capital, but did you go back there?

"I don't know. but perhaps back to the Sacred Capital?

"That's not a good idea. There should still be part-time brothers near the Holy Capital. If Naja returns so much that Tanatos feels he is the king of the immortal there, it will be a big deal. Because there's no one there who can use [purification] or [sanctuary] like me or Archbishop Paul."

"... are you going, Ars?

"Yeah, of course. I'm going back to the ground. Archbishop Paul, stay here."

"Okay. Perhaps there are still some who survive in this divine world. Let the safe gather in this temple."

"Please. In this building, the King of the Immortal seems to be as clean a space as the [sanctuary] is always in use. As long as we stay here, we may be able to prevent the spread of filth."

"Yeah. But are you okay? Naja is a dangerous opponent."

"Ma, I'll just do it. Okay, I'm gonna go for a second. I'll take care of the rest."

Thus, I decided to follow Naja back to the ground.

I'm busy going that way or this way, but if we just take down Naja, we're gonna end up in this mess.

Hang in there, me.

I was in a hurry to start moving as I wished my brother a safe passage.