After Louise thought about it, she felt that this was about the same, after all, after all, after asking for that Shinto book, it was useless, or it could be said that it was not much useful and not very useful, Louise didn't pay much attention to that Shinto book, or it should be said that she was angry, but Catholicism is so obviously a foolish behavior, but since she joined Christianity on the basis of it, she can also put forward a condition, which is not unacceptable!

But what should be mentioned about this condition, and to what extent can Catholicism or Christianity accept it?

This is also something that must be considered, otherwise Louise casually proposes conditions that are impossible and impossible for a family to do, and self-righteousness will only make people laugh.

It's just that all of a sudden, Louise couldn't think of what to ask, but the two of them looked at themselves blankly, especially in the eyes of the unknown man who refused to reveal his identity, and there was a look of expectation, which made Louise embarrassed to put forward some excessive conditions.

After thinking about it, I feel that the Catholic family has a great cause, and even if he makes a slightly excessive request, he is likely to agree, after all, when it comes to looking at Luther's attitude, Catholicism seems to be an inevitable acquisition of this Shinto book.

"Catholicism is bound to get that Shinto book!" Louise, who thought of this, immediately reacted, but she didn't expect that she was almost fooled by Luther.

Why?

First of all, it starts with the beginning, when Luther came to him for help because of his friend.

At first, it may have been only Luther himself who knew that his friend's wife was under a curse, and he issued a mission in the underground bounty office, and the reward for the task was a Shinto book, which should have been known only to Luther himself at the beginning, so he came to the villa to ask for help.

But because he happened to want to take advantage of this incident and asked to join Christianity, Luther had no choice but to ask his superiors.

As I've said before, non-humans like wizards don't care much about Shinto books and magic books at all, but non-humans like wizards don't care, but ordinary people do, and for ordinary people, Shinto books or magic books are the only way to get supernatural abilities.

Then let's take a look at Luther's explanation of Louise's conditions to his superiors, then he must also explain the matter of the Shinto book, and here's the problem, you said that after the Catholic higher-ups learned that there was a Shinto book, and this Shinto book was also the reward for the task in an underground bounty, then how did the Catholic Church react?

It is bound to be obtained, and when you exhaust all means, you will also get the Shinto book.

However, Luther should have explained that the Shinto book was one of the honorarium for the mission, and they Catholics themselves were not sure that they could help Luther's friend's wife lift the curse, so they must have to get the Shinto book from Louise, who made it very possible for Louise to lift the curse here!

As for why didn't the Catholic Church directly rob Luther's friend of the introverts?

Judging from the fact that this unknown gentleman is unwilling to reveal his identity, his origin may not be small, and the forces behind the other party make the Catholic Church dare not use strong means to obtain the Shinto book, so the only way is to be with Louise.

However, Louise's request to join Christianity is also very difficult for the Catholic high-level, of course, embarrassment does not mean that it cannot be done, at most, it is to pull with other Christian forces, give up some benefits and so on, and naturally give Louise a small position with no power.

When Luther talked to Louise before, he avoided the important and did not explain the inevitable attitude of Catholicism, but on the contrary, he just said that Louise did not need to attach so much importance to the Shinto book, but kept persuading, and even said that Louise could make other requests, which made Louise reflect the importance of the Shinto book to Catholicism.

To put it bluntly, Catholicism can pay a lot of money in order to get the Shinto book, and it must get its hands, but Luther avoided this point at all, trying to fool Louise into agreeing to the condition he proposed...

After thinking about this, Louise showed a fox-like smile, and directly said a condition to the unknown man casually, and also injected the light magic he needed mixed with his own will in front of the other party, and made a special material to make a container that can store energy, and also asked the other party to hurry up and get the Shinto book to complete the transaction and the task released in the underground bounty.

Louise's series of actions were so fast that before Luther could react, or should have reacted but didn't know how to stop it, the deal had already been completed, and the Shinto book that he and the Catholic high-ups behind him had memorized had also reached Louise's hands.

Looking at Louise's evil smile that she wanted to maintain but couldn't hide, Luther was completely speechless at this time.

Luther said to Louise with a dry smile after his friend had hurried away, "Thank you for helping this friend of mine, but this god..."

"My—" Louise interrupted, emphasizing.

Luther had no choice but to admit defeat and say, "Okay, you have won! Let's tell me what you want to be able to give me this book of Shinto?"

"In addition to the initial conditions for joining Christianity, I also want a Templar status and a missionary right in Christianity!" said Louise Lion, speaking widely.

"Why don't you grab it, I can help you fight for the identity of the Templars, or I can just give you such an identity, but the right to preach is simply impossible!" Luther immediately retorted after hearing this.

However, it is true that Louise's request is too whimsical, if it is only the identity of the Templars, then Luther can fight with his superiors, and the big deal is to give Louise a paladin similar to the Paladin stationed in the Ministry of Magic of Country Y who reminded Louise to be careful of the Orthodox Church, that kind!