I Am A Priest In The Otherworld

Chapter 1: . I'll help you

The City of Innocence, 233 Old Oak Street, Miya Church.

The pious old John was kneeling before the goddess Miya, praying in a low voice:

"The supreme goddess, I always keep your teachings in mind and treat people around me kindly, positively, and cheerfully."

"However, Baron House has taken a fancy to my only property and wants to take it for himself."

"This is the last thing I depend on for a living."

"But he took my only son as a threat."

"I have already found the Lord Sheriff. They refuse to offend a baron for the sake of ordinary farmers..."

"What's more, his distant nephew is a very noble mage..."

"Goddess, if you can hear my voice, I beg you to stop this!"

He talked about it for a long time, until his knees were numb, and then he struggled to stand up.

Turning his head again, he said to a young man who stood silently beside the goddess statue from beginning to end:

"My prayer is over, thank you, Pastor Gallo."

Pastor Gallo looked very kind, with a gentle smile on his face.

In the impression of Old John, he seemed to be smiling forever.

Obviously very young, but his behavior is mature and stable, and he is humble and polite in his dealings with others.

"The goddess will listen to the prayers of every devout person."

Pastor Gallo said as always.

Old John smiled bitterly, reluctantly took out a few copper coins from his arms, and walked to the worship box under the idol.

He first dropped three copper coins into the offering box, hesitated for a while, and then dropped one more coin.

"I'm sorry, Pastor Gallo, in order to save my son, all the money from the family was taken to the mercenaries, but they disappeared the next day..."

"This is the last money in my body. It is not very clean. I dare not offer it to the goddess..."

"I worry that this will not be religious enough..."

He spread out his callous hands, and only the last dirty copper coin remained inside.

Pastor Gallo still smiled, comforting:

"Faith should not be measured by money."

"Uncle John, you are the most devout believer I have ever seen."

Old John shook his head with a wry smile, and asked interferingly:

"But will the goddess hear my voice? Will God punish those wicked?"

Pastor Gallo shook his head quite directly and explained:

"Uncle, you are familiar with the teachings, you should also know..."

"Our goddess, with all his talents and treatment, is a nanny, how can he be punished?"

Old John was stunned...

Although this Pastor Gallo is pious, he always says weird things sometimes...

After a while, he said awkwardly:

"It's me who passed, and I hope the goddess can forgive my sins..."

Pastor Gallo nodded and comforted:

"Don't worry, the goddess is always very good at talking."

"He said: When shining, be kind to others, modest and prudent..."

This is the core doctrine of the Miya sect, written directly on the cover of the scripture.

Of course Old John knew it, and quickly followed the last half sentence of the doctrine:

"At the moment of the night, confess your sins and forget the disputes."

Finally, the two said in unison:

"Praise the beauty god!"

After sending old John away, Gallo looked at his staggering back and said in a low voice:

"Uncle John is so pathetic..."

"He is our only devout believer..."

With that said, he looked back at the offering box, which contained only four poor copper coins.

"Mr. John is not the only one who worked hard, we are about to be overwhelmed."

"If this continues, the old bishop and I will eat dirt next month..."

He looked at the beautiful sunset of the Western Hills outside the window, knowing that there should be no believers coming today.

He closed the door and started cleaning.

The church is very small, not much larger than ordinary houses, and it is easy to clean.

But after he carefully cleaned the church to a clean floor, the sky was already completely dark.

Gallo turned and walked to the clergy dormitory on the second floor, sat at the table, and read a quaint old book.

When it was almost time to go to bed, he closed his book and walked to the window.

Looking at the bright and bright moon outside, he muttered in a low voice:

"At this time, people should confess their sins, right?"

"But some people need me to help him..."

After that, he took off the old robes covered with patches, and removed the heavy lead wrapped around his hands, feet, chest and abdomen.

He took out a black stand-collar gown from the closet.

Large swaths of red clouds are embroidered on the robe.

Finally, he also wore a white mask on his face.

Above is a circle of mosquito coils, only revealing the deep black eyes behind.

After changing into this outfit, Gallo looked like the man behind a certain evil force.

He opened the window, flipped through the window and jumped out, like a quick-headed cheetah, quickly walking through the streets and alleys of the Innocence City, heading towards the manor of Baron House.

The house of Baron House was quiet.

The two guards guarding the gate were dozing off.

Gallo jumped, climbed over the courtyard wall, and continued toward the depths of the manor.

It went smoothly to the door of Baron House's bedroom.

No one found his whereabouts along the way.

After all, the other party was just a baron, and he lived in a big city known for its safety like the City of Innocence, without many guards around him.

Gallo kicked the door open and walked in.

Baron House suddenly woke up from the bed, his eyes widened.

"You...who are you?!"

He looked at this weird figure bathed in moonlight and seemed to think of something...

"This mask... are you the one..."

His pupils shrank suddenly, remembering the extremely terrifying legend.

He quickly jumped up from the bed again, scrambling to get away.

"Help...Help!"

"Don't be afraid, I'm here to help you confess your sins."

Gallo spoke kindly, raised his right hand, pointed at each other far away, and made a seemingly random gesture.

Still saying to himself:

"After repenting, you can forget the dispute with Uncle John."