Several generals from the military also followed Moer, incessantly chattering around Liu Zhenhan, Helen, and the Pope. Their intention was clear—they were preparing to enlist Moer. Before Liu Zhenhan could speak, several chief priests immediately stood up to vocally oppose, creating a cacophony of voices. After the commotion escalated, Liu Zhenhan could hardly hear what they were saying, as his ears buzzed from the noise.
Two supervisors, responsible for maintaining order within the arena, hurried over; one whispered something into the Pope's ear, while the other rushed to His Majesty the King.
The Pope's gaze flickered briefly. After the supervisor whispered a few words to His Majesty the King, his expression changed once more. The eyes of both supreme leaders settled on Lord Mourinho, who was seated nearby, silently observing the arena dynamics while noting the proceedings in a notebook with a goose quill pen.
