System! I Will Not Be a Saint!

As for the big shots who came with the two, under the arrangement of the Goddess Cult staff, they took their seats in the third or fourth rows behind.

The front positions are also reserved for saints and sons of other churches, members of the royal family, and great nobles.

However, the popes of the other six major religions will not come here. Instead, they will visit and congratulate the new pope one by one after he takes office.

After all, several churches are not an alliance, or it is difficult for people of different beliefs to form an alliance, so the major churches are more of a relationship of cooperation and competition in parallel.

Overall, however, the relationship between churches is good.

As time went by, there were more and more noises outside, and a steady stream of people entered the chapel in the main hall from outside.

Those who came were some well-known big men in Suramar City, and they belonged to the kind that almost everyone knew except Syl.

Searle, who seldom appeared in the public's minds, and also disappeared when he visited, naturally became the focus of this morning.

Almost every big person who came in would go to the front to say hello to Syl, and chat a few words by the way.

Fortunately, Vera reminded Searle of the name, surname and identity of the opposite person in advance, and occasionally helped Sill block some answers, so that Searle could calmly deal with those "big shots" he had never seen before.

Basically, Syl could feel a strong sense of arrogance from nobles other than church figures.

This kind of arrogance is engraved in their bones, and they may even subconsciously feel that the saint in front of them is not worthy of being compared with their noble status.

After all, in terms of wealth and power, the saints are indeed inferior to these veteran nobles.

But these people only have the wealth and power accumulated by their ancestors. Without these, their so-called noble titles will become empty and useless.

And talking to arrogant people is really tiring.

If it weren't for her status as a saint, today would still be an important day, and she would have already slapped those old guys who had been staring at her with obscene eyes.

Especially when they pretended to be elegant and invited Syl to the banquet they held at night, Syl felt so greasy that he could spit out the cake he ate in the morning.

Although I was very upset, I rejected them with a smile on my face, and the time was almost up.

At this time, cheers came from the door, and most of the guests turned their heads to see who was coming.

Syl thought Archbishop Ashara had arrived, but when she looked back, she found two strange figures approaching the gate.

There are no guards behind them, and they are very low-key, or confident that no one can hurt them.

And one of the figures made Searle open his mouth slightly, and then quickly turned his head away from looking behind.

It's Tess!She is a princess!

What about the one next to her?Is it her sister?Or Queen?Damn... that's too young, doesn't it look?

"Acquaintance?" Jane also noticed something wrong with Syl. Looking back, she made a suspicious voice, "The Queen and Princess Tess? Do you know Syl?"

Vera also stared at Syl, and she was sure that Syl's somewhat surprised and unexpected expression was definitely one of those who knew the queen or princess.

"Her Majesty the Queen."

Almost all the nobles present stood up to express their respect for the royal family and love for the queen.

Some church members who also held titles also took off their hats, or gave a church salute to the Queen to show their respect.

Syl glanced left and right, and found that both Jane and Vera were looking at the holy platform in front of them, motionless, and asked nervously:

"What should I do now?"

"This is your home field, Searle," Jane smiled at Searle, "Just wait."

Syl waited anxiously. It was clearly not mentioned in the procedure that the queen would come, let alone that Princess Tess would come too.

So after seeing people who were not originally in the plan, Searle would be a little flustered...in fact, it was mainly shyness.

Because when you see Tess, you think of something that's not very good... er... good, but not very good.

Of course, Searle must not show anything unusual now.

After all, the current her is set to be "completely unaware" of what happened to Tess.

As the footsteps behind him got closer, Syl's mood gradually returned to a calm state.

Soon, Searle felt someone coming to him. Searle raised his head and looked at the two people who walked in front of him.

The queen stood in front, wearing a complicated dress with royal patterns and a huge red cloak behind her, looking noble and elegant.

The white gauze hanging from the golden crown covered most of her face, only her chin and lower lip were exposed, making people curious about her appearance.

"Your name is... Syl?" The queen standing in front of Tess looked at Syl with an amiable smile on her face, "What a lovely child...you can do as much as you like when you are free." Come to the palace to play."

"Hmm... okay..." Syl didn't expect the queen to say this, and nodded a little at a loss, looking a little too cute.

It's not that Searle wants to do this, the main reason is that every time Searle sees Tess behind the queen, Searle feels that he doesn't know where to put his eyes.

After all, it was he who became a love saint and brought disaster to this little girl... so much so that the scandal about Tess is still circulating in the market, and there is no intention of stopping it at all.

But the queen in front of her didn't know what Syl was thinking in her heart. After she saw the embarrassment of Syl in front of her, the smile on her face became wider.

"Much cuter than the rumors," she said, and took out a small golden pendant from her arms, handed it to Syl, and said with a smile, "If my daughter can be half as obedient and cute as you Well... at least I don't have to worry about it."

"A little care from the elders, take it."

Syl looked at the golden pendant in front of him, and for a moment didn't know whether he should connect it or not, because there was no link in the process where others would give him a gift.

Syl was a little afraid that his action of taking the pendant would be taken as a symbol, or that not taking the ring would cause other people to speculate.

For the first time, Seale felt that the feeling of being noticed was so restrictive, and he had to look forward and backward in everything he did.

"Take it..." It wasn't until Jane touched Searle's shoulder that Searle reached out subconsciously and took the pendant.

"Thank you..." Since he took someone else's things, Syl must say thank you.

The queen covered her mouth and smiled, then exchanged greetings with Vera and Jane, and after letting Tess say hello to them, she took Tess to sit in the first row on the other side.

After dealing with the biggest BOSS, Syl was relieved. She looked down at the pendant in her hand, and she didn't quite understand the function of this ring.

The chain of the pendant seems to be made of pure gold, and the body of the pendant seems to be made of some kind of gemstone, and then plated with gold decorations in a unique way. It is a small birdcage about the size of a fingernail, exquisite and lovely.

But the birdcage...couldn't the queen be hinting at something?

As soon as Syl had this idea, she was dismissed by Jane next to her.

"This is... (Ancient Dasaya language) Spirit Storage Cage? It's a good thing!" Jane's voice was full of envy, "It's a pity that the great priest said to help me get another one when I grow up .”

"The cage of the spirit storage?" Syl was also a person who had learned the ancient Dasaya language. She pondered over these words, obviously unable to understand them.

Syl pinched the pendant in his hand and looked at Jane innocently.

Jane looked at Searle's appearance, smiled slightly, and puffed up her chest involuntarily.

It seems that Syl puts on this expression, and then teaches Syl himself how it feels, which makes Jane feel very comfortable.

"It's just a cage to store the puppet... Let alone how rare the puppet is, the manufacture of this cage is quite cumbersome." Jane, who passed the theory class very well, talked to Searle eloquently .

"Not only do we need the canine teeth of the seven-day-old Spirit Devouring Griffin, but we also have to make them on the spot after they are pulled out, so as to lock in its effect."

"Then what does it do?" Syl asked curiously.

Even if he knew how to make it, Syl couldn't make it now, Syl was more interested in the usefulness of this thing.

The ghost puppet, Syl, knows it. I saw it at Fina before. Fina seems to be able to control a lot of ghost puppets... After a rough thought, there are probably more puppets than the people present here.

"Drip your blood into it, let it absorb your spirituality, and be familiar with your breath, so that you can summon it to help you do things."

Having said that, Jane paused for a moment to think about it, and then said:

"What the book says is that the main purpose of this spirit storage cage is to let the spirit puppet deliver letters or store items for you."

"Storage items?" Syl became interested when he heard this.

Could it be that this gadget has the effect of a space ring similar to that of an online novel?

After hearing Syl's question, Jane pinched her chin and thought for a while:

"Uh... just let the spirit puppet swallow your things, and then let it go back to the spirit storage cage... probably only four or five bottles of holy medicine can be swallowed?"

"Four or five bottles of holy medicine?" Syl felt a little disappointed in his heart. A bottle of holy medicine is only the size of two fingers, and there is nothing to store in the space of four bottles of holy medicine.

At most, I can bring some emergency items that are not easy to store... Before Sharon and Archbishop Ashara took out the holy medicine out of thin air, it was actually because of this spirit storage cage?

Slightly nodded, Syl put the pendant in his pocket, but didn't put it on or try it.

For this kind of thing, it is better to use it after asking Archbishop Ashara.

Moreover, Syl was afraid that the archbishop would think too much about wearing a necklace given by another woman so easily.

Although there is a high probability that the Archbishop will not think much about it... After all, he has lived for so many years, so he should look down on many things.

Just when Syl put away the pendant, the magnificent musical instruments in the church suddenly sounded, the choir also began to sing sacred music, and the crowd outside seemed to be boiling.

Searle knew it was time.

"My lord, this way please." Hanbok also arrived at Syl's side in time, and made an invitation gesture.

Syl nodded, said goodbye to Jane and Vera beside him, and stood up.

Hanboke led Searle towards the side inner hall. Searle looked back before entering the inner hall, and saw Jane clenching her fists and looking at herself, as if to cheer herself up.

And Vera also nodded to Syl, as if telling her not to be nervous.

Searle smiled at them and glanced at the people sitting in the first row.

In addition to the four holy sons and saintesses, there are the queen and queen and a grand duke.

Those saintesses and sons don't feel as easy to get along with as Jane and Vera, I don't know if it's because they are not familiar with each other.

After Bishop Hanboke opened the door, Syl stopped paying attention to the following things and followed Hanboke's footsteps into the inner hall.

As soon as they entered the door, two nuns greeted them, holding two things in their hands, standing beside Syl and respectfully said:

"Your Highness."

"Yeah." Syl nodded, and then looked at the other nuns who had already lined up in the inner hall.

Several nuns held a golden spear-like thing in their hands, but the tip of the spear was cast to look like the logo of the Goddess of Hope. Countless golden chains hung down, colliding with each other to make the sound of metal collisions.

These are all the nuns from the Sacramental Liturgy Department, and Syl recognized them all. After nodding towards them, Syl turned around and faced the side door, slowly recalling the steps to be carried out in his mind.

Hanboke on the side should have stepped back at this time.

But he didn't know if it was to please Syl, or for some other reason, he comforted Syl softly:

"It's all right, Your Highness, the ceremony will go on smoothly."

Hearing his words, Syl got goosebumps all over his body.