Everybody fixed their eyes upon her.
The Holy Lady explained casually and matter-of-factly, "All the Saint Samurai are directly watched by the goddess. If we test the Saint Samurai, won't it be a sign that we doubt the goddess?"
She made a good point.
Doubting the Goddess of Light was essentially challenging the foundation of the church.
Everybody agreed with what she said, except Schuck.
"But, there has been more than one Saint Samurai who was corrupted, hasn't there?"
He brought up something that everybody in the church wanted to forget.
Every corrupted Saint Samurai had wreaked havoc on the human world.
The Saint Samurai were always known as the Goddess of Light's move beloved children, epitomes of integrity and bravery, and professionals who were as famous as the Heroes.
The corruption of a Saint Samurai felt no different from a Hero siding with a Devil King.
