I, the wizard, the foolish Buddha.

When Roland had the Dawnlight teleport him back to the prayer room once again, he found that his hair and beard had grown very, very long.

Looking at his reflection in the blue light screen, Roland muttered, "If we want to break the cycle of reincarnation, Olivia and I must undergo baptism. The Light of Dawn should also be restored as completely as possible."

You only get one chance.

Roland didn't know how long he had been in that frozen space-time, but he had seen the history of many parallel worlds, and even experienced some history in a first-person immersive way.

Roland had experienced repairing the Dawnlight countless times. He knew exactly where the Dawnlight needed repair and how to repair it. He was also intimately familiar with the problems wizards might encounter during the project and how to avoid or circumvent them.

The project is ready to begin at any time.

After tidying up his beard and long hair, Roland used magic to cleanse his smelly body, and then made a new set of clothes from Hecarim's spider silk, replacing his tattered 'pseudo-saint armor'.

He then left the prayer room and withdrew his illusory form.

After closing his eyes and recalling the illusory memories, Roland thought to himself, 'So only half an hour has passed, and that half hour was mainly spent shaving, making clothes, and changing.'

Just after Roland withdrew the illusory image, it vanished into thin air, thus revealing the deception.

Fortunately, Roland's phantom found an excuse not to leave with Catherine, but instead took Olivia to the monastery and was on its way back to the Old Palace of Alaye. Otherwise, Olivia would have had to come back.

After thinking it over, Roland simply went directly to the former Papal House of Alaye.

This place has now become the 'Upper House' of the Church of Dawn, that is, the council of wizards.

Here, he met with the wizard elders who had already donned their divine robes and submitted the restoration plan for the Dawn of Light.

The restoration project has been underway for two months now, and Roland's plan differs greatly from the original plan, with many parts looking very strange. It seems problematic from every angle.

This put the elders in a dilemma.

Ultimately, after much deliberation, Johnson and Harland overruled objections and unconditionally supported Roland.

It's worth noting that Johnson remained the Dean of Cardinals, while Harland became the Pope of the Dawnbringer. It could be said that these two had effectively seized control of the entire Dawnbringer Order.

Their status in the Eastern Territory was actually lower than that of Grand Elder Utrecht, and in terms of merit, they were not the two with the greatest achievements. They could only be ranked in the top five.

But they are Roland's die-hard fans, so they got to sit in this position.

This reveals the attitude of the King of a Thousand Eyes.

In addition, these two are very familiar with the people of the Light and Shadow Cult, and having them in charge of the Dawn New Church will allow them to better handle matters concerning the Light and Shadow Cult.

Afterwards, Roland left the Holy Throne and went to the 'Former Orbis Palace' in the Holy City.

The old emperor of Orbis abdicated, and the Orbis Empire became the Duchy of Orbis. Brianna became the Grand Duchess of Orbis and was granted a new fiefdom. However, she herself remained in the Holy City, serving as the personal bodyguard of 'Crown Prince' Catherine in her capacity as Grand Duchess.

After all, the Duchy of Orbis only has a small fiefdom of about 1.3 acres, so going back would be like going to jail.

Moreover, the wizards still need this Grand Elder to do their work, and the Orbis also hope that this Grand Elder and the Crown Prince's husband will secretly have a child.
Now sitting on the throne in this former Orbis Palace is the Twilight Emperor, Leonard, and the empire has been renamed Santa Dar.

In the palace of Santa Dar, Prince Consort Roland met His Majesty Emperor Leonard, the White Queen, and His Highness Prince Catherine and her infant grandson.

Roland didn't mention much about what he had seen, but his father-in-law knew everything and that Roland had seen much more than he had.

According to His Majesty's plan, he intended to baptize Roland in his place—if he failed to secure the baptismal spot, then Catherine would baptize Roland; if Catherine was also unsuitable, then the grandson of the emperor would do it.

Roland didn't say much about his father-in-law's plan, only informing everyone that if the Dawn of Light was repaired, then he and Olivia could participate in the baptism without any problem.

After weighing the options, the father-in-law decided that everything would depend on the progress of the Dawn of Light's restoration project. If the gods did not change their original plan and still intended to bless the new emperor after the Dawn of Light was restored, then Roland and Olivia would be in charge.

If a sudden change occurs, the wizards will stage a coup, 'kill' Roland, and have Olivia take his 'corpse' to the banks of Angel River. The Twilight Emperor will then naturally receive the baptism of the gods.

In any case, he's already put on the crown, and Heaven has no power on Earth anymore. If the Twilight Emperor insists on clinging to the throne, then unless the gods themselves descend to Earth and remove him, there's nothing anyone can do.

The father-in-law's plan was undoubtedly very sound. Roland readily agreed, nodding and agreeing.

But he had made up his mind that, regardless of whether the Dawn of Light was repaired by then, he and Olivia would break into the 'Palace of Light and Shadow' to be baptized.

After talking with his father-in-law, Roland glanced at the child in Catherine's arms and immediately went to the 'Convent of Sincerity' to see Olivia. After asking the nuns there, Roland learned that Olivia had gone to 'Lake in the Mountain' behind the convent.

Upon learning that O'Reilly was in the monastery's study today, Roland thought for a moment and went directly to the study.

Six holy servants were watching O'Reilly do her homework in the study.

While it's called homework, it's actually a problem that many wizards encountered while repairing the Dawnlight.

Although this girl is lazy, she was personally taught by an ancient forbidden wizard and is extremely knowledgeable in certain magical fields.

Therefore, Olivia left O'Reilly with a lot of work.

Fortunately, O'Reilly knew that her job was important, so even though she kept pouting, she still put in a lot of effort to protect this fun little garden.

When Roland arrived, he immediately tore up O'Reilly's 'homework'.

“The project has to start over. Everyone’s been going in the wrong direction. All this stuff you’ve done is useless. Stop it,” Roland said.

O'Reilly's face turned very ugly as she watched Roland tearing up the 'homework'.

"So I've been working for nothing for half a year? What kind of homework are you going to give me next?"

Roland threw the shredded paper into the trash can and said, "You don't have to do anything anymore, go play! Wait, don't go!"

Roland stopped O'Reilly, who was about to leave, and then had Theresa and the others leave the study. He then communicated with the Light of Dawn through the mental link, and then isolated the study from the outside world as he had done with the prayer room.

Unlike the prayer room, the library was not present in the study. Its environment remained unchanged, except that it was isolated from the outside world.

In this study, Roland and his sister O'Reilly chatted for a long time.

Roland originally did not intend to tell O'Reilly what had happened, but rather planned to trick her so that this troublemaker would cause a big disaster on the day of her baptism.

As they chatted, Roland discovered that his mischievous younger sister actually shared his views on many things.

After hesitating for a while, Roland subtly probed and selectively told O'Reilly some things about the matter.

Then, O'Reilly came up with a plan even more radical than Roland's original one, which made Roland hesitate.

The two talked more and more, and eventually, they discussed everything. Roland, under O'Reilly's final persuasion, accepted her even worse idea.

"Brother, your plan is neither here nor there. If you lose, the result is the same; if you win, you don't win completely and leave a mess behind. It's possible that after a few years, the cycle will repeat itself again, and we won't even know we're in the middle of it."
Let's just get straight to the point and search!
Whether it works or not depends on this one!

Brother, you should know that this is a great thing for us and for all the gods. Uncle Ulamonus (the sun god) would be so happy if he knew we were helping him like this!

Of course, he shouldn't know that the patients are unwilling to receive treatment, but it's fine as long as the family agrees.

I wholeheartedly agree!

O'Reilly continued excitedly, "Dude, don't hesitate, listen to me. This is the real TrueEnd!"

“What you said makes sense,” Roland sighed.

The brother and sister, being of one mind, discussed the details.

As the two walked out of the study together, Roland sighed and shook his head, while O'Reilly wore the excited smile of someone about to do something naughty.

"Brother, don't tell Diana about this. She's too conservative; she'd never do it with you. You have to lie to her!"
She's the easiest to fool.

"When the time comes, the three of us will work together. Even if the gods desperately try to repair that 'rope,' the three of us will definitely be able to cut it!"

"Yes." Roland nodded and sighed.

He was initially pleased that his sister was fully supporting him, but then realized that when things came to a head, he still had to rely on his family for support.

But as the conversation went on, it turned into him taking over his sister's terrible idea. Since he'd already made the decision, he could only accept it and see it through to the end. (End of Chapter)