"Isn't betting on religion too serious, even though Gerald had been affronting?" The noblewoman frowned in slight displeasure at Marni's condition.
Setting aside the importance of faith in this world where gods exist, members of most churches must pay a certain price when they convert to another religion, or be subject to a particular penalty involving divine retribution.
That was the case even for the mild God of Harvest, Marcolo.
The Harvest Church's doctrine asserted that the flesh and blood of every believer was composed of food bestowed by their god, which was why believers would have to present objects related to Marcolo such as statues when they leave—along with a third of their blood, a symbolic act of 'returning unto the grace of the God of Harvest'.
"Milady, I'm fine with his condition."
