The little girl was still calm and composed; as her teacher, she couldn't afford to be flustered at every turn.
She needed to stay steady; perhaps the Moonlight Knight was spouting nonsense.
"I told you so."
Wayne sighed and shook his head, taking the initiative to admit his fault: "They are all good women, I coveted their beauty, and so I deceived them by hiding things from each other."
Bang!
"Wayne, you've completely disgraced our Moonlight Church," Dreyne accused loudly.
"Yes, the disgrace is truly there, but that person isn't me. She's right in this room, I hope she knows it," Wayne said, speechless.
To call him a scoundrel, he admitted, for it was the truth, but to say he had tarnished the reputation of the Moonlight Church, that was a gross injustice.
At least, when he lost at cards, he didn't flip the table, let alone pawn the Divine Artifact.
