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Chapter 68 67. The Lord's Will (Please Follow the Read)

Bishop Ding stood alone directly beneath the center of the church's circular dome, facing the vividly colored sacred murals, his head bowed in earnest prayer.

"You are very devout."

The old man slowly turned around, his gaze filled with reverence as he looked at the handsome angel standing at the entrance:

"I am merely executing the Lord's will."

They were all servants of the Lord.

This was the seventh time in Bishop Ding's life that he had witnessed an angel's descent.

The first time was when he had just become a bishop, and he had vaguely seen the outline and figure of an angel, while the remaining five times were related to that Saint.

However, four years ago, the descents were always by another angel.

"Are you here to help us resolve these godless heretics?" he asked expectantly.

Chen Yun's guardian shook his head:

"No, this is a conflict between you mortals, and we cannot interfere arbitrarily."

Heaven strictly forbade angels from interfering in mortal disputes; if they easily involved themselves in human battles, it could easily lead to certain things being discovered.

This was no longer the era when the Church held secular power; the number of non-believers was growing exponentially, and if the specific details of the witch hunts were revealed, it would undoubtedly provoke resistance and questioning from many hypocrites.

The mortals of today had also formed many secular forces, which made them hesitant, but mortals had irreconcilable conflicts with these hellish creatures, so they often dealt with demons and devils who attempted to invade the mortal realm on their behalf.

Among them, an organization called the Supernatural Coordination Bureau was dealing with demons for them.

This organization was quite famous in Heaven; although there were few Level V ability users in the Bureau who could rival six-winged angels, their leader was somewhat extraordinary.

After she took office, officials of the federal government who believed in the Holy Church were subjected to much secret restraint and control, so the archangels of the time, after discussion, decided to give this mortal who was causing them trouble a trial.

But when four six-winged angels descended to the mortal realm, just as they were about to approach this mortal...

Qin Luan, thousands of miles away, looked at them.

After a second discussion, the four angels who had descended at that time came to a new conclusion.

Even if they won, they would likely suffer more losses than gains, so the four angels merely gave her some "warnings" from a distance and returned to Heaven.

Now it seemed that this was undoubtedly the right decision.

Bishop Ding asked with some confusion:

"Then..."

The angel said:

"You have already met Ma En, haven't you?"

Bishop Ding nodded:

"Yes, although he does not believe in the faith, he is a good child."

The angel said:

"Or a poor man possessed by a demon."

Bishop Ding looked at the angel in surprise:

"How could that be?

"Could it be that he was hospitalized back then because he was possessed by a demon?"

The angel replied:

"We have some doubts about this. Perhaps he is a seduced traitor, or he was once possessed by a demon, or perhaps he really just has a mental illness. When the Saint was attacked, he exhibited some inexplicable behavior.

"We once thought that he merely had mental problems, but now Ma En has been discharged from the hospital, so the answer has become unclear again. Do you have any thoughts?"

In fact, the angel still thought that Ma En was actually mentally ill, after all, as far as he knew, Ma En and Chen Yun's relationship was unusually close.

Ma En had no reason to harm his own relative.

But many other angels held different views, such as his partner who shared the guardianship mission.

They did not particularly suspect Ma En, but they were very concerned about another matter.

That was that Chen Yun's holiness was decreasing when she was with Ma En. Her doting and tolerance of her younger brother did not conform to the doctrines they advocated, so most of the angels who were concerned about Chen Yun had some complaints about Ma En's existence.

If her holy heart continued to waver, she might not be able to successfully become the person they expected.

For these compatriots of his, if they could find any clues to prove that Ma En had any problems, such as whether he had inadvertently made any mistakes during the Saint's attack, then they would have a reason to banish Ma En to a remote corner of the world.

And there were other more radical angels who were more willing to believe that Ma En's existence was a sin, so as long as they could find any so-called evidence that met their expectations, they would personally throw this mortal who had defiled the Saint into the flames of judgment, so that his soul could be purified and dedicated.

After all, if he was really innocent, he would not be harmed in the holy flames.

And if Ma En was burned to death, it would prove that he deserved it.

However, throughout history, very few people have really been able to walk out of the holy flames, and they have all entered voluntarily, rather than being thrown in by the angels.

Bishop Ding frowned slightly and pondered:

"I have not seen Ma En before he was hospitalized, but according to other priests, he should be a very obedient and good child, and should not do anything to harm his sister."

The angel disagreed with his argument:

"Looking obedient does not mean being kind; it may also be because he understood early on how to please others. The matters of demons and heretics can be put aside for the time being. Your current focus should be on Ma En."

Bishop Ding asked in some surprise:

"Don't we need to take care of the demons?"

The angel nodded and said:

"The Lord has arranged suitable people to solve this problem."

He was, of course, referring to the Coordination Bureau.

Everything in the world was operating under the Lord's will. Although He had temporarily left His creation, His great will was still interfering with this world.

Moreover, the leader of this farce was a devil worshiper, so there was even less need to worry.

Bishop Ding revealed an expression of understanding:

"I see."

Everything was the Lord's will.

The angel said:

"Go, find Ma En, and find out if he really has mental problems. If there is a problem with this matter, come back to me. My compatriots will give this apostate punishment and judgment."

Bishop Ding said with a firm gaze:

"I will definitely find the truth."

In fact, this alone could not prove that Ma En was really guilty, but his compatriots could no longer bear to watch Ma En destroy Chen Yun's holiness, and justice and anger made them less concerned about procedural justice.

And although he did not particularly support this approach, he had no objections.

After all, no matter what, Ma En would consume Chen Yun's holiness as long as he was alive.

If they wanted the Lord to turn His gaze back to their world, they had to make sacrifices. All mortals should understand this truth, because it was the sins of mortals...

That made the Lord abandon them.