The carriage outside the window drove away, and the heavy sound of horse hooves gradually became lighter until it disappeared in the cold and silent night. Arthur's thoughts also left with it. He woke up from his memories, lowered his head, and found that the black and white photo had been clenched to pieces by him.
That night Anthony brought extremely important information that Lorenzo was not stable, but thinking back on his behavior in previous battles, Arthur could never have imagined that he would be so evil, or maybe this witcher was not aware of his own madness at all.
Of course, Arthur would not believe Anthony so easily. After all, this was just Anthony's one-sided statement. Even if there were those documents, they might be forged. Arthur would not directly suspect Lorenzo.
Although Arthur was annoyed with this damn witcher, he was still a comrade-in-arms with whom he had been through life and death together. Trust was the cornerstone of building a group. After saying goodbye to Anthony, Arthur did not completely believe what he said.
But Arthur was well aware of the strangeness of demons. The comrades who had just fought alongside you might fall to the erosion of the whispers in the next second. They would bar their fangs and claws, turn against you in an instant, and swing their swords at you.
Arthur trusted Lorenzo, but at the same time, Anthony's words undoubtedly created a crack in that solid trust. As a leader, Arthur could not allow such a risk to occur.
Therefore, while contacting the exiles, he asked Galahad to take these documents to Shermans for verification. The cardinal of the exiles was not aware of his conversation with Anthony, nor was he aware of the struggle between the Purification Agency and the Evangelical Church. He would give the most truthful answer.
But the answer is that Shermans recognized the person in the photo at a glance. Although the exiled cardinal was old, he still remembered him. His number was 047 and he was named Medanzo, the strongest among the Medanzo demon hunters.
They were stationed outside the Cathedral of St. Naro, protecting the Pope and sometimes the cardinals. They could be said to be the demon hunters closest to the cardinals. Shermans would not be wrong.
This comparison directly confirmed that Anthony's words were not false, or in other words, he did not lie about Lorenzo's identity.
So it was Lorenzo who lied, but why did he lie? He wove his past into another story and misled everyone... or was he also being wary of himself
That product from the Holy Night, that mysterious product called the Pseudo-Holy Grail, no one knows its nature, and no one knows what it can do...
Lan Feicui looked at Arthur with some worry. Arthur lowered his body and stared at the crumpled black and white photo. Sweat dripped from his cheeks. Obviously nothing happened, but he seemed to be facing some strange pressure.
Well, think about it this way, Lorenzo was hiding things because he knew all this, he deceived everyone just to hide the secret he brought out from the Night of the Holy Visitation. But at that time, were all the things Lorenzo told himself about the Night of the Holy Visitation also false and fabricated by him
With great exhaustion and constant worry in his heart, he made the decision.