Of course, Louise herself didn't know this, but even if she did, she wouldn't touch the Shinto book a second time.

When Luther came over again and brought the meaning of the Catholic high-level, Louise hurriedly threw the Shinto book to the other party, but Luther did not leave directly after getting the Shinto book, but asked Louise if she needed to hold a baptism ceremony to join the Catholic Church, which is often called baptism!

When Louise heard this, she opened the skill panel with her mind, and after her eyes swept over those skills, she frowned, and instead of answering Luther directly, she asked rhetorically: "Do you have to go through a baptism ceremony to be considered to join Christianity?"

Luther explained inexplicably: "According to the normal ceremony, it is so, only after the baptism of the baptism ceremony can Louise be considered to have truly joined Christianity and be illuminated by the light of the Lord..."

After glancing at the subsystems that were still not activated, Louise asked helplessly, "Then when will I be baptized?"

"The ritual can be done at any time, and there are two ways of baptism, the first simple is the water ceremony, but although the Catholic Church recognizes the baptism method of the water ceremony, some schools do not recognize it, and the second is baptism!"

Louise knew about these two baptisms, but she only knew about them in her previous life, but she didn't expect that there would be a lot of criticism in Christianity!

"Since it's okay at any time, then it's better to finish it today!" Although Louise's tone was very flat, Luther could still hear a little eagerness from it, of course, Luther didn't know why Louise was so eager to be baptized and join the Catholic Church, could this little guy still believe in God?

Thinking of this, Luther hurriedly shook his head and shook this extremely unreliable idea out, not to mention that the witches believed in Merlin, but not to mention, let's first say that in the Middle Ages, Christianity did not use burning to kill wizards, whether it was a male witch or a witch, that is to say, there is still a problem of hatred between wizards and Christianity, but in a modern legal society, there is no need to bring the grievances of the Middle Ages to the present.

But to say that Louise believed in God, Luther would not have believed this under any circumstances.

Although Luther didn't know what Louise's purpose was in such a hurry to join Christianity, he vaguely felt that Louise's purpose of joining Christianity was not harmful, of course, this was just a feeling, and it was just Luther's own feeling.

As for how the Catholic leaders behind the scenes view Louise's entry into Christianity, although Luther already had some speculation in his heart, he couldn't say it, and he didn't dare to say it.

It was Agg who took Louise to the church for the baptismal ceremony, because Ag himself was a subordinate of Luther and knew very well about some Catholic churches in country Y, so there was no problem for Ag to take Louise to the baptism.

As for why Luther himself didn't help Louise baptize and become his guide?

In fact, Luther was very willing to personally preside over Louise's baptism, but he also had the task set by the above, that is, to escort the Shinto book back to the headquarters of the Catholic Church.

Because of the fact that he became Louise's guide, as long as he didn't even need to go in the future, as long as Louise soared, then even Luther would benefit, even if Louise's achievements were in the wizarding world, it would be of great benefit to Luther.

It's a pity that sometimes some things are often involuntary, Luther is like this, he originally wanted to personally preside over the baptism ceremony for Louise, but behind the Catholic high-level people had to ask Luther to escort the Shinto book back to the headquarters, so Luther was also desperate, but what can be done in despair.

Fortunately, Ag was helped by Luther himself, so he can be said to be his own person...

However, if Agger presided over Louise's baptismal ceremony, Luther himself would still be able to get a little light, not to get any benefits, but to some extent.

Not to mention that Luther carefully escorted the Shinto book back to the Catholic headquarters, let's first say that Louise went all the way with Ag and Zina, and Luther was responsible for the baptism ceremony in the church in country Y.

There's nothing to say about this process, and there's no twists and turns in what the protagonist does in those novels, after all, Louise's joining the Catholic hierarchy agrees and nods, plus Louise is such a small child, what kind of accident can she have!

After Louise was immersed in the water, she didn't stay long, and she was directly lifted up by Ag, and the skill template that Louise had been paying attention to finally changed as Louise hoped, among which the three sub-systems of religion, divinity and divine kingdom were separated from the original skill column, and there were three more options on the side of the skill template from scratch.

These three options are exactly, the Religion Column, the Divinity Column, and the Kingdom of God column!

It's just a pity that the third class of the paladin is still the same, and Louise guesses that it may need to be activated after the Catholic Church officially grants her Templar status, or after the Templar ceremony is held!

But even that confirmed Louise's guess about the skill template.

After being carried out of the pool by Ag, Xena, who was waiting on the side, immediately came over with a towel to wrap Louise, and then brought a change of clothes, and Louise did not check the three newborn sub-templates now, but waited until she returned to the villa, and then checked, so as not to have strange phenomena in the real world outside her body when she checked herself.

At this point, Louise truly joined Christianity!