I'm Really Not the Demon God's Lackey Chapter 109: Accepting The Truth

Vincent grew up in the Church of the Dome's St. Rolland Convent on Norzin 4th Avenue.

This was the Church of the Dome's second largest convent in Norzin and had its own comprehensive education system.

The convent took in gifted orphans to train the most outstanding priests and nuns for the Church of the Dome. After these kids grew up, they would be sent to parishes that required manpower.

At the same time, real orphanages were set up for children who had no talent to begin with or those eliminated from the education process to receive normal education after the removal of memories about the supernatural.

As a very orthodox priest, Vincent was a man of great learning; not only well-versed in theology but many other subjects as well.

One very important subject was the history of Azir.

Compared to the obscure history known to most ordinary folk, Vincent had systematically studied the ancient past hidden by transcendent folk.

The period till when the Second Era ended and the wall and fog constructed was a time of pure myth.

The Church of the Dome came about in the Third Era. Believers of the moon, who gained power through their connection with it. They reckoned the moon was the only original existence in this world that had survived till now and was keeping the gods within the dream realm in check.

Meanwhile, the sun was extinguished within the dream realm at the start of the Second Era, immediately causing the beginning of this dark age as well as the demise of giants.

Before today, Vicent had always believed that the sun and the moon were two different holy entities.

Although there might have been some connection between the two, it wasn't much. After all, the sun had been extinguished but the moonlight remained eternal, continuing to illuminate the world and giving strength to its believers.

Until now...

With his own eyes, he had seen his holy emblem glowing in resonance with the book titled Sun Scripture as if the two were parts of a whole.

The 'divinity' gushing out from this book brought about an irresistible war

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