Looking at the current situation, I fear this group had already made the necessary preparations before beginning their offense.
At the scene, so people were oppressed by the relentless pressure of the situation, and their palms began sweating montarily, nervously observing the rare gathering of Archbishop Losanda and the priests.
In an instant, the crowd divided into two distinct factions.
One faction stood on one side, facing off against the other faction.
"Mistro, you've truly gone too far with so of your actions."
A bishop standing on phiel's side imdiately launched an attack, angrily saying, "This matter was discussed in advance within the church, so why are you bringing it up now?"
"Discussed? It was your own discussion, what does it have to do with us? Ur, I gave you a chance, but you forced to take this action."
Mistro replied coolly.
Archbishop Ur squinted slightly, a hint of dissatisfaction on his face.
It wasn't hard to guess Mistro's purpose, rely trying to make this matter a fait accompli in front of everyone.
In this way, even afterward, phiel could not use his considerable strength to forcibly intervene in the mbers of the Dawn Lord Church, causing them to switch allegiance and regain his papacy.
Mistro's strategy was based on a swift, unexpected move, without providing phiel a chance to counter.
Archbishop Ur squinted again, despite his dissatisfaction, his judgnt of the current situation remained unaffected.
As a Judgnt Chief, Mistro might relax his vigilance in other matters, but for the judgnt of such unusual situations, he was always 120% cautious.
In other words, this guy confird he could win with absolute certainty, which is why he arranged such a large show, intending to force phiel's hand.
But at least for now, most archbishops still supported phiel, which normally wouldn't cause any issues.
Unless... Unless there was internal strife within the faction supporting phiel.
Who could it be?
A look of hesitation appeared on Ur's face.
Thinking about it, Ur's expression beca even more anxious.
Foolish Mistro, didn't you notice there's no change in phiel's expression upon hearing your account from that side?
If such an event succeeded, everything would be fine.
If it failed...
The final outco would inevitably accelerate phiel's plans, leading to more unpredictable changes, potentially causing harm to many.
Considering this, his gaze involuntarily turned back to phiel, noting the unwavering indifferent smile on the Pope's face.
This ti, he was fully convinced the situation had spiraled out of control.
"Mistro, you'll regret this!" Ur said unwillingly.
"Ur, I am the Judgnt Chief!" Mistro replied coldly, "Since this farce has already begun, please sit down and quietly await the outco. May the light of justice and order prevail."
phiel spoke as if he wasn't aware of the large group targeting him, "Now, the ceremony for electing the next Pope of the Dawn Lord Church begins."
As soon as his words fell, Archbishop Robert was the first to stand up and speak: "Everyone, I propose stripping phiel of the papacy. Soone who can no longer represent fairness and justice is not qualified to guide the future of the Dawn Lord Church!"
The resounding voice proclaid to everyone that from this mont, the internal transformation and struggle within the Dawn Lord Church had officially comnced.
The scene stirred countless mid- to high-level Priests, so already sensing the events ahead; their expressions subtly shifted whether aware or not.
The Dawn Lord's top officials truly have courage!
Regardless of other aspects, purely in terms of combat strength, phiel's power is already exceedingly high, like a black hole from the start, out of which no one could discern the scenery within its unfathomable depths.
The one making the suggestion happened to be Archbishop Robert, who was active across the continent since the era of the Holy Mountain catastrophe — indeed representing the thoughts and ideals of the older generation from the Holy Mountain.
For him to initiate such a proposal undoubtedly ant those old figures were trying to influence many young people's judgnt through their maneuvers.
The crowd's eyes instinctively fell back on phiel, noticing his much calr deanor than anticipated.
"Then, please state the reasons behind your judgnt."
"Allow to explain this aspect."
Judgnt Chief Mistro stepped forward, a sharp look in his eyes, his voice slightly hoarse yet still threw his arms up to proclaim:
"Everyone, since the Holy Mountain catastrophe, the sacred Briania has beco vastly different from that of 700 years ago. We've moved from ignorance to backwardness, and from backwardness to enlightennt, with nurous instances of church internal restructuring throughout these long years.
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