My incarnation is becoming a global calamity.

Chapter 163 The Church Headquarters: Different from What I Had Imagined

The night passed quietly, and the next day, Su Tu got up early.

Normally at this time, he would still be lying in bed, perhaps fully conscious, but still lost in thought.

However, he didn't lie in bed today; instead, he got ready early and prepared to go out.

Today he and Eve are going to church to discuss a plan to work together to deal with the calamity of fooling.

Although it was called a discussion, both sides had already made a general decision, and going there was just a way to argue.

They want to reap the benefits and dump the bad ones on the other party.

To put it simply, the main purpose of the church today is to engage in empty talk.

Su Tu's role was simple: accompany Eve and, incidentally, eavesdrop on the plan.

Of course, Eve might discuss this with him during the process.

If there's an opportunity, we can try to subtly plant a clue for the avatar during the discussion.

Lost in thought, there was a knock on the door.

Without a doubt, Eve must have come knocking on their door.

"Su Tu, it's time for us to set off."

As expected, when I opened the door, it was Eve who was knocking.

Compared to her preoccupied appearance yesterday, she seemed much better today.

At least his perpetually furrowed brows now look much more relaxed.

Su Tu didn't say much, but simply nodded slightly, indicating that they could set off.

Seeing this, Eve did not linger there any longer and decided to return as soon as possible, so she took Su Tu to the church's headquarters in the East District.

Since Su Tu and his group also lived in the East District, it wouldn't take them too long to get to the church headquarters.

It only took the two of them half an hour to get from leaving their house to the entrance of the church headquarters.

However, Su Tu was still surprised when he saw the church headquarters.

Contrary to what one might imagine, the church headquarters would be a huge cathedral.

The so-called church headquarters is actually a manor.

To be honest, from the outside, this manor is almost as luxurious as a royal palace.

It is even very likely that its area will be much larger than that of the royal palace.

After all, the church had far more people living in the east than the royal palace.

The manor is located in the suburbs of Dongcheng District, relatively close to Beicheng District.

Although the location of the previous Foolish Trouble was also in a church in the East District.

It's just in the suburbs near the southern part of the city.

It can be said that the place where Su Tu's first incarnation lived was separated from the church headquarters by an area in the East District.

Two men in blue priestly robes standing at the manor gate immediately approached the two men upon seeing them.

The church headquarters was an estate, not a church, so naturally there was no place for believers to worship the goddess.

Correspondingly, security here is much tighter, and ordinary people are not allowed to approach at will.

If a stranger gets close, it will naturally attract the attention of those hiding in the shadows.

However, after some questioning, the two church men in blue robes learned the identities of the two men before them and did not continue to stop them.

But from their unwavering gaze and constant expressions, a faint sense of disdain emanated from them.

The reason why this disdain was so faint was naturally because of the princess's and Su Tu's identities.

One of them was the empire's only princess, and the other was the second son of an imperial duke.

Compared to them, their status is completely different; they are from two different classes.

Even though the church and the empire were at odds, they still maintained a good facade.

Both of them dared to openly show their disdain for the Imperial Princess and the Duke's second son.

The lightest punishment awaiting them would be the church cutting off their hands and feet.

However, through internal church propaganda, they also genuinely disdained the empire.

This is why, while trying to conceal their disdain, they inadvertently reveal their true thoughts.

However, although Eve and Su Tu both sensed this genuine disdain, they didn't pay it too much attention.

After the two men let him pass, he walked into the church estate on his own.

However, watching the two figures gradually walk away, the green-robed cultist on the left suddenly spat into the bushes beside him.

"Damn it, I ran into these two unlucky guys first thing in the morning."

The person on the right, seeing this, immediately became interested and wondered why the person guarding the gate with him would suddenly say such a thing.

Since he had nothing better to do, the green-robed cultist on the left simply recounted the rumors he had heard.

His companions were stunned, their eyes fixed on the direction Su Tu and his group had left.

After a long pause, he slowly opened his mouth and asked a question in a disbelieving tone.

"So, these two people are actually considered calamities, the kind who, according to the rules, should be executed?"

The one on the left spat again after hearing this and nodded with a disdainful look on his face.

At this moment, Eve seemed neither a high and mighty princess nor a watchdog of the church.

Instead, it's the complete opposite, with a perverse mentality of thinking they are superior to others.

In fact, this is because he is of very low status and has suffered a lot of injustice.

When he sees someone of a higher status than him, a deep-seated resentment always arises within him.

This is similar to the resentment some people have towards the rich, hating that God is unfair and that others were born into a better family.

However, in this world, calamity is indeed universally reviled.

It wouldn't be an exaggeration to call them rats crossing the street; once they appear, they're sure to be hated.

Especially during this period, the calamity of foolishness killed five deacons of their church.

Even as a member of the church, even a doorman, I felt immense resentment towards these calamities.

The stark contrast in their social status led the blue-robed cultist on the left to spit.

Su Tu, who had just entered the manor headquarters, was naturally unaware of what had happened at the gate.

But he also had a general idea of ​​what the two were thinking.

After all, he had experienced the alienation of people after coming into this world, so he could clearly feel it.

Not to mention, the feeling was even stronger than Eve's.

Lost in thought, the two arrived at a house in the manor.

Looking at the house that resembled his own, Su Tu fell silent.

He even began to doubt whether he had come to the wrong place, or if this was not the church headquarters at all.

But seeing the people walking by, all wearing robes of various colors, he was reminded that it was true.

"Your Highness, you've finally arrived! I've been waiting for you for quite some time."

Suddenly, a man in a formal suit walked out of the house in front of Su Tu and his companion.

The two men's faces were full of smiles, as if they were welcoming old friends.

I thought that coming here would mean encountering a lot of cold stares and indifference.

Unexpectedly, they were greeted with a warm and hospitable smile.

Even Su Tu was somewhat confused, unable to understand what the church was up to.