I, the wizard, the foolish Buddha.

Catherine rubbed her forehead and said, "That brat disappeared as soon as the meeting was over."

"what?!"

Roland said with red eyes, "Bring him back! That guy must have gone to Wilmeek to find the wishing machine!"

Catherine and the other two were slightly taken aback, then they all gave Roland a thumbs up.

"No wonder they're siblings! Senior guessed right! Our people really did find her trail in Vermeek!"

Helena asked curiously, "But how did you guess it, senior? We sent so many people and used so many methods to find even the slightest clue. How did you guess it so quickly?"

Roland said with red eyes, "Because I told that idiot the wishing machine was in Vermeek, and she believed me!"

The three of them were stunned.

Catherine said, "So that's how it is. No wonder O'Reilly, who is clearly an impatient person, never went to see the old charlatan Harland's daughter. She wasn't even going to see Harland."

It sounds like they've set up some dangerous traps, but O'Reilly hasn't taken the bait.

Roland pressed, "Can we catch them today?"

Joan said, "That's unlikely."

Helena said, "Senior, Aurelia isn't a rabbit, she's not that easy to catch. She's a goddess, and she knows so much forbidden magic."

Catherine sighed, "It's my fault. I didn't keep an eye on her."

Roland covered his face in dejection and sat down on the sofa.

Without even asking, he knew that if O'Reilly didn't want to be caught, there were very few people in the world who could keep her.

Therefore, it's definitely impossible to catch them in a short period of time.

As for Olivia, she's not going to wait for 'Roland' to come back.

She wasn't particularly fond of 'Roland' to begin with, and now that 'Roland' doesn't want to be conferred a title, she's not going to sit here waiting foolishly. If the wizards want to recommend a descendant of Alaye, then they should find a time to send the person to the Holy See themselves.

Thinking of this, Roland felt dizzy and his vision blurred; he felt completely unwell.

If Olivia isn't there, Olivia will take him away as if he were Olivia. Would the people of the Papacy and Heaven believe that he is Olivia?

Olivia believed she was Olelie because she believed the ghost story that she fell into the River Styx for love and was given a new body.

Olivia believed this utterly absurd nonsense because she was mentally ill.

Do the Vatican and the Heavenly Kingdom believe such nonsense?

Do they also have mental illnesses?!
At that moment, a pair of soft yet strong hands massaged Roland's shoulders.

Roland heard the person behind him say, "Don't rush, brother. Although I'm a few years older than you, it's okay for me to call you 'brother'."

Catherine, sitting across from him on the sofa, interjected, "It's my cousin. Harland said that Roland, a descendant of Alaye, was born into his nephew's family and became his grand-nephew, while O'Reilly was born into his daughter's family and became his granddaughter."

Therefore, Roland and O'Reilly are cousins.

"What are you talking about?" Roland didn't react for a moment.

Helen patted her small chest: "Herakka."

She then pointed to Joan: "O'Reilly."

"Do not make jokes!"

Roland couldn't hold back any longer and shouted, "Do you think all the gods in heaven are fools? You can't hide this from the Holy See, let alone the Kingdom of Heaven!"

Helena muttered to herself, "It's good that I recognized it; it would be a real headache if I didn't."

Catherine took a sip of tea and said calmly, "The Papacy and the Kingdom of Heaven will naturally recognize it, but what does it matter?"

Roland was taken aback for a moment, then suddenly understood what Catherine meant.

Helena disguised herself as Heracles and went to the Holy See because Olivia, that madwoman, mistook Helena for Heracles and insisted on taking her with her.

As for the issue of Joan impersonating O'Reilly.
At that moment, Joan chuckled and pulled a letter from her pocket, saying, "Don't worry, buddy. Look at the letter O'Reilly left for me."

Roland took the letter, completely bewildered. He opened it and found it was a letter from O'Reilly to Joan.

Its content is very simple.

The first line reads 'Identity Certificate'.

Below is Aurelie's name, gender, and Heavenly God number. Then, a stamp is affixed at the very bottom.

This seal was clearly carved from a radish—the Crest of Akagi was lost by O'Reilly.

Or rather, it's in Roland's hands.

Roland stared at it for a long time before he understood what O'Reilly meant—she had Joan impersonate her and had even left Joan a document proving that she was O'Reilly.

Roland covered his eyes tightly and cursed, "That idiot!"

That's just burying your head in the sand; only O'Reilly would do something so stupid.

However, the Papacy and the gods simply accept this.

After reading this letter, one will understand that the real O'Reilly, having caused trouble (revolution) and not wanting to go home, ran off to play again, so she casually arranged for someone else to take her place.

Moreover, this person wasn't just randomly assigned.

Because this person is her angel!

Furthermore, this angel acted as Olivia's double throughout Olivia's revolution, and even managed to deceive Olivia, who came to capture her.

Thinking of this, Roland stood up. He pulled Joan to a carpeted open space and looked her up and down.

After watching for a while, Roland suddenly realized a blind spot—Joan was the most suitable actress to play O'Reilly!

Olivia has described O'Reilly's usual pretentious image on several occasions—cool, beautiful like a woman, very composed and reliable. She's also quite good at flirting.

Because she was very concerned about her height, when she dressed as a man, she would make herself appear very tall, about the same height as Roland.

Isn't that Qiong?!
This is what Qiong looked like when she dressed as a man!

Moreover, she not only possesses Aurelia's divine power, but is also an angel personally appointed by Aurelia. Furthermore, she has a soul connection with Aurelia.

She is more suited to wear the name Aurelie than Roland is!
Joan probably won't be able to hide it from the Pope and the Kingdom of Heaven, but that doesn't matter. As long as Olivia doesn't recognize her!

And Olivia, that lunatic, certainly wouldn't recognize him.

She couldn't even tell who she was, mistaking Helena, who was clearly a witch, for Heracles.

Moreover, this wasn't the first time Joan had impersonated O'Reilly to deceive her.

Therefore, the decision to have Joan play O'Reilly was not a spur-of-the-moment thing, but rather a well-thought-out one.

Of course, it was ultimately a last resort.

Catherine said, "When Olivia went to the Revolutionary Army to find Olivia before, Olivia disguised herself as the person she was in today's negotiations and got away with it. So, she's using that same persona to negotiate today."

Olivia had seen Joan before and mistook her for O'Reilly. That's why we didn't dare let Joan show her face during the day.

Roland asked, "You mean, Joan played O'Reilly by looking at herself?"

Catherine said, "Yes. Shorter hair and thicker eyebrows will make it look more androgynous." "Oh~~"

Helena suddenly exclaimed, "Senior Roland, when the goddess Heracles was in the Sacred Pool, she mistook you for Aurelia. Was it because of Joan?"
She was dressed as a man back then!

Roland shook his head and said, "Olivia, or rather Lady Heraka, doesn't seem to distinguish people by their facial features."
It is not entirely through breath or soul that one can identify a person.
I always felt that she was different from us.

The world she sees is completely different from the world we see.

Helena stroked her chin with her finger and said, "Speaking of which, Diana's way of perceiving the world is very strange. My senior once said that she deliberately stole someone's book, and then Diana couldn't even tell east from west anymore."

Catherine glared at Helena, who stuck out her tongue and went to make tea.

Roland remained silent, inexplicably recalling Olivia's words about "paper worms" and "bees in boxes."

The wizards are evil worms about to crawl out of the box.

So, what crawled out of the 'paper' back then?

The gods said that they were the creators of the worm in the box. The worm in the box was their creation, their child.

So, who are the creators of these paper insects?
Helena thought Roland was troubled, so she said, "Don't worry about it, senior. Anyway, this is the only way we have now. We have no other choice."

Joan said, "At worst, we'll just have a fight tomorrow."

Catherine said, "It is still somewhat feasible."

"Let's try anything tomorrow, even if it's a last resort."

Roland sighed; he felt like he had used up all the anger he would ever feel in the last two days.

Joan asked, "Just as Roland said, as long as the real Olivia doesn't appear, the goddess Heraca can deceive everyone and be regarded as the real Olivia."

But what about the real Olivia?

This question hits the nail on the head.

Catherine hesitated for a moment before saying, "According to the information from our spies in the Vatican, there is indeed such a person as the Archangel Olivia the Sun who has descended to earth."

However, it seems she did not descend directly upon the Holy See. According to intelligence, the gods gave her a task: to take Aurelia back to heaven.

So after she arrived, she may have started looking for O'Reilly.

The "Goddess of Revolution" incident has been making headlines lately, and news that the revolutionary army has the support of the Goddess of Sincerity should have spread as well.

So, she should come to this riverside.

However, perhaps to prevent the news from leaking out, she deliberately concealed her whereabouts.

Therefore, the Vatican only knew that she had arrived three months ago.

After that, no one knew anything about her.

The last piece of news about Olivia in the Vatican's book was that Olivia was negotiating with wizards by the river, but this Olivia was probably a fake.

After saying that, Catherine couldn't help but glance at Helena again.

Helena said, "It's definitely fake! Otherwise, am I Heracles?!"
That woman could never be Olivia!

The senior student already said that Heracles is an Outer Goddess, older than heaven itself, how could she possibly be the daughter of the sun god?

Joan said, "Don't panic, Helena, no one doubts you. So, given the current situation, the real Olivia will definitely come looking for us once she arrives at the riverbank."

Catherine said, "That's right. Some time ago, we informed the Vatican about the negotiations. Everyone knows that the wizards will be negotiating with the Church here these days."

Even if Olivia's news is delayed, she should receive it within the next few days and come looking for us.

At this point, Catherine narrowed her eyes: "Things will be simple as long as she comes."

The banks of Angel River are a perfect place to slay a god.

No matter how much noise is made here, no one outside can hear it. Not even a message can get back.

Although the 'real Olivia' was the daughter of the sun god, she was not as terrifying as the 'fake Olivia'.

One is a second-generation god, the other is a great demon who once wreaked havoc in Heaven. The latter is so powerful that no god could seal him away; he had to seal himself. It's obvious who is stronger.

If it were Lady Heracles, no one would dare to fight her lightly. She's a super dirty bomb; with just a roar, the banks of the Angel River could turn into a wasteland.

Besides, this is her territory to begin with.

But 'True Olivia' is different. Wizards already have strategies to deal with normal gods of heaven like this.

The wizards' imagined enemies are the countless angels who descended from heaven to earth, and 'True Olivia' is merely one of the angel leaders.

So Catherine wasn't exaggerating; if the 'real Olivia' had come to the riverbank as planned, everyone would definitely have been able to capture her.

Moreover, the whole thing will be done quietly, and the news won't get out of the riverbank.

Therefore, Roland and the others should go on their way, while Catherine and the others can stay here and wait for the real Olivia to arrive.

Of course, this is on the premise that during this period, the real Olivia does not contact the Papacy or the Kingdom of Heaven.

Otherwise, the Vatican and the Kingdom of Heaven would immediately know that the person holding today's meeting is a fake.

Roland said, "Let's take it one step at a time."

Helena exclaimed, "Oh, what are you afraid of? Even if something goes wrong, it won't be our fault!"

"It was Lady Heracles who caused this trouble. My senior, Joan, and I were just three weak humans who had been kidnapped by her."

Upon hearing this, Catherine and Joan's eyes lit up.

They found themselves in a blind spot.

Roland was originally the 'Prince of Alaye', and was originally destined to be ordained at the Holy See with the real Olivia.

Helena was kidnapped by a madman.

Qiong was asked to fill in the numbers by an unreliable boss.

Furthermore, the negotiations during the day were broadcast live to Heaven, and the leaders all nodded in agreement. What everyone agreed on was the plan; whether Olivia was real or not did not affect the outcome of the negotiations.

Besides, even if Heaven discovers that Olivia is actually mentally ill, it's still their arrangement!
—You've mistaken a madman for an envoy and are talking to us wizards, and we haven't even complained yet.

You've made such a huge fool of yourselves, shouldn't you apologize?

Helena and Joan started discussing it heatedly. They both felt that they should expose the matter themselves and then turn the tables on the other side.

In this way, the wizards will not only gain more leverage in the upcoming negotiations, but someone will also be able to deal with the great scourge that is Lady Heracles.

Simply perfect!
Catherine nodded slightly, seemingly considering the feasibility of the whole thing.

Only Roland was covered in sweat.

Both he and Queen Heracles have issues with their identities. If Queen Heracles's secret is exposed, he probably won't be able to escape either.

Roland coughed and said, "The plan that my father-in-law and I had before required the participation of the goddess Heraka."

She's a crucial figure. I still need her help to clear my name and get things done at the Holy Court.

So, Catherine, after we leave, you absolutely mustn't reveal her identity. (End of Chapter)