“Oh, they must be holding an initiation ceremony.”
“Shall we watch briefly before leaving?”
“I was cold anyway. This is perfect.”
“Which religion is holding it?”
“It looks like the Sun Church….”
“The Sun Church is worth watching.”
No religion prohibited spectators from observing its initiation ceremonies, even if they had no connection to the order. A larger audience increased the likelihood of a god appearing.
“Thanks to that, we obtained seats too.”
“There are more people than expected.”
“It is difficult to attract a god’s attention with only one or two people.”
Though someone like Gio might be an exception.
‘Not every god will be like you.’
Even if Gio’s identity had not yet been established, it was now certain that he embodied some Divinity. The added element merely created more confusion; there was no reason to deny the fact.
The Cha family had already moved to the participants’ section. After visually checking them, Yoo Seongwoon offered Gio a seat at a table a suitable distance from the murmuring crowd.
“Shall we sit here?”
“Very well.”
Perhaps remaining too close to humans was chaotic or burdensome. Gio gladly sat where Yoo Seongwoon suggested.
That made conversation easier.
‘…Most people here are civilians rather than Hunters, so they…