"Mhmmm." The saintess bit her lips, feeling weakened after hosting the Dark Butterfly Spirit. "Kh."
"Are you alright?" Anna asked while checking her body.
"Yes." Layla nodded. She raised her head and used the table to support her body. She asked, "I think our next move is already decided, right?"
The paladins and the archbishop agreed with her decision, especially after the Moon Goddess told them directly.
It was sothing they would never experience again. In fact, they pitied the two paladins that had to take care of the other two headquarters the Moon Temple had since not only could they not et the Moon Goddess, but they also didn't receive her blessing.
"In that case, the next discussion is about how we will deal with the demons. Because it's already late, everyone should go ho and think about it first. We'll convene another eting tomorrow."
This was indeed a good decision. They should get one idea or two by tomorrow, but Anna actually raised her hand. "Actually, I'm planning to return tomorrow."
"Are you sure? This will concern the Ardagan family. And I haven't even thanked you for bringing the ring of pledge."
Anna shook her head. "Actually, I'm thinking about another thing. What do you think of a joint cooperation with the Ardagan family?"
"A joint cooperation? We have to remain neutral." Layla shook her head.
"No. I'm not talking about that kind of cooperation." Anna raised a finger. "I'm talking about charity. What if we, the Ardagan family, work together with you for charity?"
"!!!" Layla widened her eyes. The archbishop crossed his arms and said, "A charity is indeed different. It is only to help the people. However, having a joint cooperation like this will an that we are being restricted by the cooperation. But it is also worth considering that we have to show our sincerity after receiving technology from the Ardagan family."
Layla's expression turned serious, realizing what she wanted. "Are you trying to make us help the people around your territory?"
"Yes and no. It's true that helping us or our allies will definitely give a good boost of morale, but it can be said to be a bias, which will make the Moon Temple lose their credibility. But what if we create an event for it?"
"An event?"
"Yes. For example, a charity of a straight line. We just take a straight line in a certain direction and help the people around that straight line, whether they are allies, neutral parties, or enemies. Of course, it's preferable to have more allies getting helped, but this way, you won't lose your credibility."
One of the Paladins actually said, "That is a good idea. Next month will be our Moon Temple's 200-year anniversary."
Layla thought for a mont. "I don't think it will benefit you a lot."
"No. What I am thinking about right now is the fact that you're organizing it with the help of our technology. People will wonder what you're currently doing by showing off our technology and will focus on you instead of us. By redirecting their attention, it will just ss up their own schedule, such as training new people and other stuff, which will slow them down trendously."
"So you want us to take the bla?" Another Paladin frowned.
The archbishop shook his head. "No. In the end, they can't touch us because we are doing this event independently, helping all people without any bias."
Layla looked at Anna. "But this will put a burden on your budget, no? You are currently building a lot of cities. That alone needs hundreds of thousands of gold coins every month."
"We get a lot of money from selling so of our stuff." She winked playfully.
"You probably need the permission of the head of the family before deciding this."
"Noel has ntioned charity a couple of tis. And it looks like this is the best ti. Of course, I'll consult him with this matter once I go back, but I don't think he will reject the idea."
Of course he wouldn't reject the idea. He just got a lot of money from opening his ancestor's secret stash.
"What do you think?" Layla turned to the archbishop.
"I don't see any problems. The details can be discussed at a later date."
Layla nodded. "Alright. For now, I can only say that we'll consider this positively. Once we can think of what kind of event we will make and the amount of money that will be poured into it, we will reply to you once again."
Anna nodded. "I'll also be taking my leave so that I can send you the money."
Layla once again bowed to her. "And again, I'd like to thank you for bringing the ring of pledge. According to the Moon Goddess, I can actually give a person one Moon Blessing every two months without having my eyes deteriorate.
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"This ans I can see the world as it is while still giving out the Moon Blessing." Layla smiled.
"I'm happy for you too. Congratulations."
Layla waved her hand toward the Paladins. "Paladins. We will also prepare our holy knights and strengthen them. The enemies this ti are not re demons. If we are too weak, we won't be able to do anything against the demons.
"Two of you will take charge of the event, the other two will focus on strengthening our force." Layla turned to the archbishop. "Please oversee everything."
"Understood." All of them responded.
But Layla still had one more thing to say. "Also, I will be joining all of you. The Moon Goddess has given a challenging task, which is to beco a Spirit Transcendence within two years."
"!!!" The two Paladins in charge exchanged looks.
At the sa ti, they were curious about Layla's new power, especially since it was clear that she didn't only use barriers but also those black things.
"Is there sothing wrong?"
"Not at all. We'll definitely not let you down."
Layla chuckled. "No need to give special treatnt. Alright. Dismiss!"
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