Ravotel ordered the Templar Knights, “Search the plains! We’ll hold a funeral for our fallen knights.”

“What should we do about the dead monsters?” one of the Templar Knights asked.

Ravotel glanced at the monsters and said, “Collect them too. They were our comrades, and fought alongside us. We’ll hold a funeral for them as well.”

“Yes, sir!” The Templar Knights responded, then scattered.

Afterward, they held a funeral for the deceased at the now-ruined cathedral.

Reanna asked, “What will you do now?”

“I’ll be leaving,” Kang Yoon-Soo replied.

“To do what?” Reanna asked.

“Unify the religions,” Kang Yoon-Soo replied.

“…” Reanna’s eyes shot open, but she did not really say anything.

Kang Yoon-Soo got up before dawn while everyone was sleeping.

“Are you going alone?” someone asked.

Kang Yoon-Soo turned around and saw Rekil. He replied, “Yeah.”

“Can a church leader abandon his congregation like this?” Rekil asked.

“From the beginning, I taught that they should learn how to survive on their own without depending on others,” Kang Yoon-Soo replied.

“Oh yeah… Then I guess it can’t be said that you’re abandoning them,” Rekil said with a sigh. He mumbled, “You appear out of nowhere and disappear like the wind.”

Then, he suddenly stopped mumbling and exclaimed, “Oh right! I have something to ask!”

“What is it?” Kang Yoon-Soo asked.

“Tell me your name. It’s been quite a while since we met, but I still don’t know your name,” Rekil said.

“Kang Yoon-Soo,” Kang Yoon-Soo replied.

“What a strange name,” Rekil grumbled.

Kang Yoon-Soo’s body slowly floated ...