Sylvester did pity them. They were normal humans, but because of their stature, they were deemed unfit to possess complex intellect. He never recalled seeing a Clergyman from this social group.
"It won't be wrong to say that I am also an entertainer." Sylvester cheered up the mood. "I have been singing for the pleasure of the faithful. Perhaps you can do the same. The new faith is different, and people from all walks of life are welcome to become its working members. Be it as a Priest or a Bright Mother."
"We can?" Maddy beamed with newfound hope—a hope to live life with dignity.
"I didn't know you couldn't before. But now, I am allowing you to," Sylvester declared openly. "I do not discriminate against you for your stature or species. As long as you have Solis in your heart, you are my brothers, sisters, sons, and daughters."
