"Here the heaven and the earth are collapsing. Seeing that the gods have been abandoned, the human heart is like an animal. Although I know your intentions, I am in purgatory and have not spoken day and night. How can I dare to talk about the word 'love'?"
"You're so stupid, I'll show you what you can do with some words. Just say yes or no."
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Well, I saw something surprising at the beginning... In fact, didn't someone in the post forum research it several times? I also posted a long research post at that time. At that time, there was no Vatican at all. There was only the Roman Bishop's Palace in Rome, and the largest leader of the church in England was the Archbishop of Canterbury.
The Holy See developed from the ancient Roman bishop's office and initially had no fixed organization. In 1588, Pope Sixtus V established various departments of the Holy See, and the Holy See of Rome began to take shape. Since then, the papal system has undergone several changes. The Second Vatican Council introduced major reforms to the Roman Curia. The head of the Holy See is the Pope. Members of the College of Cardinals have the right to elect or be elected as the Pope. They are divided into three levels: cardinals, cardinal priests, and cardinal deacons. Because they all wear red clothes, they are commonly known as cardinals in China. In the narrow sense, the Holy See only refers to the highest administrative organization of the Catholic Church, which mainly includes the Holy Ministries, courts, secretariats of the Holy See, offices and councils, and some standing committees, all of which are authorized by the Pope to carry out their work.
In addition, the most famous witch hunts were mainly in the European continent from the 15th to the 18th century. In addition, during the era of the Four Giants, the most important ones in Europe were concentrated on the mainland. Even the Anglo-Saxon nation was relatively less affected by Christianity. It was not until the Normandy landing in the 11th century that Britain began to gradually unify. The Duke of Normandy, William I the Conqueror, came to power and began a major reshuffle, including local lords, nobles, and even clergy.
In addition, please ask Baidu for this - [Concept Confirmation] The most comprehensive analysis and summary of complaints related to the so-called "nobles" in HP.
So I hate the setting that Salazar is a duke, which means he surrenders to the Muggles.
As expected, my hands were itchy and I had nothing to do...
Are these characters related to the last dungeon? Will these people appear in subsequent dungeons? In other words, the same NPCs are constantly appearing to play new roles.
Well, I saw something surprising at the beginning... In fact, didn't someone in the post forum research it several times? I also posted a long research post at that time. At that time, there was no Vatican at all. There was only the Roman Bishop's Palace in Rome, and the largest leader of the church in England was the Archbishop of Canterbury. The Holy See developed from the ancient Roman bishop's office and initially had no fixed organization. In 1588, Pope Sixtus V established various departments of the Holy See, and the Holy See of Rome began to take shape. Since then, the papal system has undergone several changes. The Second Vatican Council introduced major reforms to the Roman Curia. The head of the Holy See is the Pope. Members of the College of Cardinals have the right to elect or be elected as the Pope. They are divided into three levels: cardinals, cardinal priests, and cardinal deacons. Because they all wear red clothes, they are commonly known as cardinals in China. In the narrow sense, the Holy See only refers to the highest administrative organization of the Catholic Church, which mainly includes the Holy Ministries, courts, secretariats of the Holy See, offices and councils, and some standing committees, all of which are authorized by the Pope to carry out their work. In addition, the most famous witch hunts were mainly in the European continent from the 15th to the 18th century. In addition, during the era of the Four Giants, the most important ones in Europe were concentrated on the mainland. Even the Anglo-Saxon nation was relatively less affected by Christianity. It was not until the Normandy landing in the 11th century that Britain began to gradually unify. The Duke of Normandy, William I the Conqueror, came to power and began a major reshuffle, including local lords, nobles, and even clergy. In addition, please ask Baidu for this - [Concept Confirmation] The most comprehensive analysis and summary of complaints related to the so-called "nobles" in HP. So I hate the setting that Salazar is a duke, which means he surrenders to the Muggles. As expected, my hands were itchy and I had nothing to do...
Are these characters related to the last dungeon? Will these people appear in subsequent dungeons? In other words, the same NPCs are constantly appearing to play new roles.