"In fact, thirty years ago, I had already joined the Divine Servants as a former follower of Morbis, pretending to follow Danacus," the figure lying on the ground seemed to grow weaker, but he continued to explain nonchalantly, "Theoretically, a member like me in other churches would at most be considered a Pan-believer on the periphery. However, the Divine Servants couldn't distinguish the authenticity of faith. I only needed to act devout enough, and they gradually accepted me, allowing me to get closer to the core of their church. Eventually, I even became one of the bishops, second only to the three archbishops. I must say, it wasn't that difficult."
"That's because you're not just a Pan-believer," Pannis chuckled lightly, "Betting on both sides, no matter which side wins in the end, you're the winner. Not a bad plan at all."
