Everyone in Saint Xius City believed in God. They believed their inexhaustible wealth, peaceful lives, and even their very existence were gifts from the Lord.
The people placed a splendid, dazzling crown upon the saint's head, seated him upon the altar, and lavished him with unparalleled reverence and affection.
God had bestowed glory upon him, and God's people adored him. Everything he had rightfully belonged to God, everyone thought so, Abel included.
A wanderer from a distant land broke into the altar where the saint knelt in prayer late at night. He was an atheist, with no faith and no attachments, a truly unfettered man.
This free man took the hand of God's most devout believer and pulled him away from the idol.
He intended to steal this city-state's faith away from God's cage.
Saint as the top, wanderer as the bottom.
Theme: Reject superstition and believe in science.
