Get ahead of the fallen heroine and make the minotaur the victim.

But even he underestimated Horace's character.

Just because Hollus said he wanted to test whether the hypnosis device was useful, it didn't mean that he would use other nuns for the experiment today.

But we should experiment now.

There were many believers praying devoutly downstairs in this room, and someone was doing experiments in the confessional room, confessing Clotilde.

Anyway, except for Belinda and Clotilde, he had basically conquered all the nuns in this church.

There is nothing wrong in saying that Horace is the 'king and godfather' of this cathedral.

And there were no problems after Hollus's actual experiment.

This powerful hypnotic prop is already at the level of a "forbidden prop" that cannot be found on the market and is difficult to buy even on the black market.

It can change human common sense and erase human memory.

Obviously, compared with the ancient relic magic device used on Alan before, its size has become much smaller.

But the duration is not shortened much, it is completely a devil's tool.

It was even more effective than the pot-shaped magic prop that Noah and Clotil encountered in the Marquis's mansion.

The nun, who had already fallen and was so excited that she twisted her body when she heard that Horace was going to do something bad to her, was hypnotized by Horace's magic props and forgot the fact that she had already fallen.

Her memory went back to the first time she was threatened by Horace. She felt disgusted from the bottom of her heart that the Horace she respected actually wanted to go against the doctrine and the goddess with her.

However, even if the memory in the brain disappears temporarily, it seems that the memory in the body is still there.

Soon, Horace once again turned her from a "proper nun" into a "heretic".

In addition, it can also modify other people's common sense, and the effect is very significant.

Old man Horace was so satisfied with the result that his gray beard almost reached the sky.

"Miss Sister, Miss Sister, it looks like our feud is coming to an end."

Looking at this scene, Noah couldn't help but lean back, looking up at the black ceiling high in the ruined temple with a satisfied smile.

He also didn't think that it seemed that the nun was the one who ended her feud with him first, compared to the princess whom she had met earlier.

266. At this time, Miss Nun, although still a goddess,

Just when Noah was watching Sister Horace's 'yellow-haired' man performing an AV live broadcast with great interest.

The nun herself listens to the troubles of believers in the confessional.

I don’t know if my luck is a little better today or if my luck was too bad last time.

In short, this time she met only half of the believers who came to confess to the goddess for committing the sin of Slaanesh.

It's 50% less than the last time when it was 100%.

Those who come to confess are simply believers who have committed mistakes but still have a clear conscience.

Generally speaking, only those who have committed serious sins would not come to the confessional to repent.

When they come to the confessional, they just choose the nun in advance and choose to use the confessional.

This is why believers who come to confess, in theory, do not need to know who is doing it in the room across the partition.

Because if you knew, then you wouldn’t be here to repent.

So Clotil didn't notice anything wrong. She was just performing her duties as a nun.

However, perhaps it was a coincidence of fate, or perhaps it was a prank of the goddess.

Clotil heard something incredible from the confession of a believer.

That was something a young female believer came to confess.

The content of her confession was that she almost sold her sister to a fat businessman who came to her house and asked her if she needed money because she needed money.

This kind of thing is certainly unforgivable.

But we can't blame the believers too much.

The purpose of the confessional is to provide correct guidance to believers who are troubled by their conscience.

This is not a court and we have no authority to try criminals.

In case the words are too harsh, even if believers are driven to suicide, it would be considered a relatively small sacrifice.

What if believers think that they have already committed serious sins and might as well take revenge on society?

...Although these were the opinions she heard from that evil priest Mr. Noah.

She wouldn't have thought so much about it.

She originally did this simply because the church required it and it was also in line with what she believed to be "right".

I didn't think about something so profound.

And now she had to admit that although Mr. Noah was the goddess's enemy, he did not seem to be a pure evil god.

Of course, what she found incredible was not the incident itself.

But she always felt that she seemed to have seen the fat businessman mentioned by the repentant believer.

That's right, it was the businessman she and Mr. Noah met in the villa that night.

She later told this trouble to Bishop Horace, and the kind and excellent bishop said that he would definitely solve it.

…But if that’s the case, why did this believer say that the businessman was still selling girls yesterday?

It's impossible that His Excellency Bishop Horace is lying...

So, could it be that the businessman only agreed to the bishop's request on the surface, but was still doing something shady behind the scenes...

Clotil felt that this possibility was the greatest.

So while she refused to forgive the believer's sins, she also changed to a softer voice to tell the other party.

——If you want to be forgiven for your sins, then please apologize to your sister who was almost sold and ask for forgiveness. Since your sister has chosen to forgive you, the merciful goddess will surely choose to forgive you as well.

Although this incident does not immediately forgive the believer's sins, the fault is not entirely hers.

The main reason was that the businessman who came directly to her house and asked if her family needed money was really suspicious.

After the woman, who seemed to be in a slightly better mood, left.

Clotil also finished his task in the confessional today and walked out of the confessional.

She decided to discuss the matter with Noah.

She couldn't possibly ask Bishop Horace directly. After all, wouldn't that be disrespectful to Horace?

So later in the lobby of the Water City Cathedral, she told this to Noah, who had finished observing the villains.

"…I see. I heard something like this in the confessional. I guess that merchant must have acted on his own. How could His Excellency Bishop Horace deceive you? It must be the merchant's fault!"

Noah certainly knew the truth of the matter.

Because Horace is exactly the same kind of person as that businessman.

The old man Horace did not use the magic of love and peace to influence the businessman at all. He just said a few words casually to ask the businessman to be more restrained.

However, Noah did not choose to expose his lies and tell the nun the truth.

Instead, he chose to cover for Horace.

"That's right. It must be that the merchant did not listen to the bishop's advice and acted recklessly."

The two people that the nun trusts the most now are Bishop Horace and Noah.

Since Noah had endorsed Horace, she naturally believed unconditionally that Horace was innocent.

I think the responsibility lies entirely with the businessman himself.

"Oh, Miss Sister, you seem to mind. How about this? I'll go with you to investigate when I have time tomorrow or the day after tomorrow?"

"Is it okay? Aren't you very busy, Mr. Noah? Wouldn't it interfere with your original duties if you stayed in the water city for too long?"

Although the nun was obviously happy to hear Noah say that, she almost showed it on her face.

But she still remembered that she was still a calm and abstinent nun, so she quickly put away her smile and restrained her emotions.

And expressed concern about whether it would hinder Noah's actions.

"I really can't stay for too long, but I can stay for another day or two. After that, I plan to go back to the Holy City. Sister, don't you also have problems to solve in the Holy City? How about we go back together?"

Although he was clearly talking about something that would never come true, Noah still looked very serious, looking at Clotil in front of him with a half-smile on his face.

"No problem. Thank you for your invitation, Mr. Noah. Although you are indeed a terrible egoist, you are still a reliable companion."

And Clotil didn't expect to be able to stay with Noah for a while longer.

With the evil god helping her fight against the lustful/demon Cornelia, how could she possibly lose?

The nun, who felt a strong sense of security and joy, was of course also influenced by Noah at this time and became a little less like a proper nun.

She teased Noah in a teasing tone.

Although the smile on her lips still met the nun's standard of being reserved and gentle, her strange pink eyes were clearly flashing with intense joy.

Just as she said, she really felt that Noah was reliable.

So when she found out that the evil priest she trusted was actually a "heretic" like Horace.

The nun will definitely be completely disappointed with the church and men.

Thus, she completely degenerates and turns into a lustful/devil queen who plays with men at her will.

Of course, Noah protected Horace not because they were companions, but simply to shatter the nun's faith, which was about to collapse.

"Thank you very much for your poor compliment, but don't forget that I chose to observe you because I was interested in you as a nun. Please give me more data for the novel, okay?"

But even if we are going to break off all ties tomorrow or the day after tomorrow.

But at this moment, Noah still gave Clotil a sarcastic smile that didn't seem like a good person, just like he usually did, or even just like he did at the beginning.

"That won't do! Absolutely not! Da-mee! Da-mee-dess!"

At this time, Clotilde had no idea that a major event that would change her lifelong beliefs would soon happen.

She was still enjoying this state of 'peace and tranquility', and for the first time in a long time, she showed a shy and angry expression to Noah.

She gritted her teeth and glared at Noah for a few times, as if she had returned to the days when she was reluctant to let Noah help her relieve the stretch marks.

However, this expression did not last long. She herself felt that it had been a long time since she had seen such a thing, and she began to laugh involuntarily with her hands covering her mouth.

Yeah...she originally said that she would never do it in a church, and after doing it, she said that she would never do it in a church for a third time.

However, not only did it happen more than three times, it was also done in the confessional.

Now the only thing she couldn't give in to seemed to be that she didn't want Noah to use her as a prototype in his novel.

...But based on past experience, maybe she will still accept this fact?

No, no, no, this is the only thing that is absolutely impossible.

She is a believer of the Goddess. How could she allow the man she likes to write her experience into a novel after doing something that brought shame to the Goddess?

It's absolutely impossible! This time it's definitely 'Da Mee'!

——And as expected, within a few days, Clotil's bottom line was compromised again.

And this time it's more than just a concession, the bottom line has become the upper line!

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PS. This is the third update today.

(As for the plot, we have finally started to enter the story of the nun's fall from grace. I am so sorry to all the readers that we entered this story so late. I can only write this as an apology.)

267. Yellow-haired Horace: This is the pinnacle of my life!

If it were something else, Hollus would have been able to wait until he thought there would be no unexpected events before taking action.

But if it involves Clotilde, he can't help it.

You have to know that this is Clotil, who is a nun but can also perform the duties of a knight. She is the only special person like her in the entire church.