1241: Chapter 212: A Grand Ga of Chess 1241: Chapter 212: A Grand Ga of Chess The new plan imdiately gained the support of the Noble Consortium.
The sa matter, seen through the eyes of different people, is perceived differently.
The “Five Great Shepherds” system, to Archbishop Tyron, ant the shattering of the Pope’s dreams.
However, for the Noble Consortium, this was the best opportunity to vie for “religious interpretative authority.”
If secular individuals can beco religious leaders, then naturally, the teachings can also be interpreted by secular individuals.
Once the gate is opened, everyone can legally extend their hands towards the doctrine.
At this mont, Caesar IV hesitated.
Appointing a Pope, for the Royal Family, is a great thing, but it might not necessarily be for the King.
There is no room for two suns in the sky, nor two sovereigns in a nation.
When the King and the Pope coexist and their opinions clash, whose should be adhered to?
And it is impossible for the King to also be the Pope.
According to the doctrine, the Pope is a person chosen by the Divine Spirit, dedicated completely to the divine, not even thinking of marrying or having children.
Considering power, Caesar IV had to think more carefully.
If the power of the Royal Family were to increase at the expense of the King’s authority, then it would require reevaluation.
The shepherd system proposed by Hudson represents another extre, not only diluting the authority of the New Church but also placing ecclesiastical authority under secular power.
“Shepherd,” a religious leader.
Sounds very authoritative, but ultimately, it’s not an Emperor with supre power.
Especially allowing non-clerical individuals to beco Shepherds is epoch-making.
This ans that if the King wishes, he could potentially hold the position himself.
The entry threshold is lowered, and accordingly, the power is significantly reduced.
Hopes of using religious authority to interfere in the internal affairs of Lords are virtually gone.
Everyone can interpret the teachings, aning that the religious outlook of the Kingdom, and even the Continent, will beco complex and disordered.
This might not impact the Lord of the Dawn much because no matter how the doctrines are modified, they won’t switch to another Divine Spirit, but it’s a disaster for those who depend on religion for their vested interests.
Caesar IV’s hesitation ca purely from overthinking, as once all the Major Nobles of the Kingdom stood together, the King’s choice was essentially predetermined.
Realizing the inevitable, the Chancellor, Minister of Defense, and Archbishop remained silent at this point.
Surrounded by supportive voices, the hesitant Caesar IV quickly ca to realize his predicant, easing his troubles instantly.
“Since everyone supports it, then let’s do it this way!
The Departnt of Foreign Affairs must promptly take action to negotiate and reach an agreent with the four nations as soon as possible.”
There’s no need to struggle unnecessarily; this thod is definitely favored by the four nations.
Legitimate control over dostic religious authority is sothing no ruler would refuse.
Having four allies makes many things easier.
If the Church seeks trouble, it will face all five together.
In fact, Alpha Kingdom now does not fear the Church, just concerned about the Church powerhouses’ possible return.
But these are minor issues.
Centuries have passed, even direct descendants would have their emotional connections gradually fade, not to ntion just belonging to the sa faction.
Seeking to use these relics as fighters could only be a dream.
Counting kinships, the Continental nobles are one family.
The Major Nobles of Alpha Kingdom are not falling from the sky, originating from South Continent.
A relic popping out might even be a common ancestor of everyone.
As long as there is no conflict of interest, they won’t beco enemies.
Of course, to say completely nonchalant might only apply to Hudson.
After interacting with the Sanctuary Powerhouses, he understands that even the Sanctuary Second Order is only sowhat stronger, fundantally they are still “human.”
Facing players like Belsden and Maxim with less inherent talent, they can still hold their own.
The kind that instantly kills, exists only in mythical stories.
In real history, even when Divine Spirits descend, under the suppression of the Heaven and Earth Laws, they cannot instantly kill a Giant Dragon.
Other Species might not be aware, but the Dragon Race has records of slaying gods, and not just once.
Maxim often bragged about his ancestors while quarreling with Belsden.
With everything settled, it was ti for everyone to return to their hos.
Watching his own dragon and bear boast about their spoils, Hudson’s face turned green with envy.
These two definitely did it on purpose.
Knowing well that he was on a volunteer task this ti, they still paraded their spoils, definitely harboring ill intentions.
Deep inside, Hudson was already contemplating how to trick those two out of their Gold Coins.
Money needs to circulate to be considered money; keeping it in their hands is purely a waste of resources.
With the wealth background of these two, they’ve already achieved financial freedom long ago.
Material needs, for them, are purely optional.
Sustaining themselves by instinctively absorbing the Magic Elents from the environnt, food is just to satisfy their cravings.
Their clothes are naturally occurring without the need for changing.
Any shelter can beco a nest with a bit of Magic Reinforcent.
Holding so much money without spending or able to reproduce, is utterly superfluous.
Previously, Hudson could persuade them to buy Demon Crystals, energizing his Golden Finger.
Besides giving so feedback to the duo, Hudson primarily relied on the refined energy to manufacture Magic Potions for sale.
Now, that won’t work; the swallowing speed of the Gold-eating Beast could not keep up with their pace of accumulating wealth.
Every major battle, they always ended up with huge profits.
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