Deshui, a cardinal and the pope's adopted son, is one of nine candidates to become the next pope. For some reason, he appears in a forest in the borderlands and casually rescues a boy being chased by a magical beast. The knight Allen thinks the whole thing looks interesting, so when the beast's master comes to settle the score, he steps in to help of his own accord. Maybe he can win over this cleric he's had his eye on for ages.
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A scheming knight x a half-elf cleric
The knight is no good. The cleric is too good for this world. Happy ending.
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Theme: Destroying what you hate will also destroy what you love.
There are bad people everywhere, but bad people appearing in a place that promotes good is a fatal blow to good.
So is there really a God? Did He become God in the form of a human being, or was He the incarnation of rules, or was He just rules or power?
Priest is so good, even the good that has never experienced evil is good, because there are many evils that have never experienced evil.
But it's true that appearance affects how others treat you, which in turn affects your perception of yourself
Many things in the world are unsolvable, and the priest's confusion is also my confusion. Using inhuman means to achieve a seemingly good goal must be wrong personally, because the purpose of what the ruler does must be for the people to live a happy life, and if they harm the people and make them suffer for certain purposes, that is putting the cart before the horse. However, for the sake of collective interests, individual interests need to be sacrificed when necessary. This seems to be necessary, but how to define whether this sacrifice is necessary? Is it worth it? Big people always look at the macro situation, but in the turmoil, should the small people who are affected die quietly like ants? Thinking that I am just an NPC, I can't help but feel sad.
It turned out to be such a bad intention! Then will he fall and use all his strength to protect this kind of justice, or will he choose to push the priest and let the priest fall deeper.
Both protagonists have stories behind them.
Half elf! Will half-elves be discriminated against here?
Priest and knight, this combination is so classic!