Ash was once the most perfect paladin on the continent.
He adhered to the seven virtues, killed monsters for the common people, shed blood for the Holy See, left the hope of life to others, and introduced the fatal curse to himself.
He thought that as long as he stood at the highest point of morality, he could illuminate the whole world.
Until that day when he was crucified on the cross of judgment.
The civilians he desperately protected threw stones at him, the pope he swore allegiance to read out his perjury, and the saint he loved deeply dug out his "light bones and blood" with the holy sword he gave him, just to pave the way for the new god.
It turns out that the so-called "Holy Father" is just a top-quality blood bag kept in captivity by gods and powerful people.
When the holy sword shatters, faith burns to ashes.
As Ash climbed back from the abyss, he broke the white wings behind him.
Since kindness is rewarded with betrayal, salvation is rewarded with a butcher's knife.
In this life, he will use the villain's method to drag the aloof gods into the quagmire one by one.
