At the same time as Rep went upstairs to advance, Brienne also tried her new characteristics on other mercenaries of different strengths, such as the bronze swordsman Marceau in the middle of the beginner rank, but all failed, and the system's prompt was that the opponent's strength was not enough.

But she noticed a detail, just saying that the strength was not enough, not that the profession did not match!

Before, she thought that the Holy Light could only be used as a new "source of faith" to help knights at the peak of the first rank break through the bottleneck, so she tried it just now when she was idle and bored, but it turned out that it didn't seem to be more than that.

It's a pity that there are no other classes around at the beginning of the peak right now, but this possibility is definitely there.

Templar? Priest of Light?

Maybe in the future, you can really build a golden army that blinds the enemy's kryptonite and golden eyes.

Of course, the first step is to brainwash them...... No, it is the greatness of the Light.

Taking advantage of the mercenaries' interest in the vision they had just seen, Brienne also briefly spread the unique belief in the "Kingdom of Lordaeron".

It can be seen that they are all interested, and even Fitandila listens very carefully.

As the descendants of the Arabi people, most of the local people of "Fetamburg" believe in a god named "Allah", but because it is too far away from Arabi itself and has evolved over hundreds of years, most people, including Fitandila himself, are not very religious.

After all, in the face of foreign invasion, this ethereal god has never paid any special attention to "Fetanburg", and not even the slightest miracle has been revealed.

It was like the holy light in front of him, which easily appeared in front of him and helped Rip, who had no hope of breaking through, to successfully advance.

There is no one who does not worship power, especially in the "frontier princes" where the strong are kings, and everyone who lives in the "land of chaos" is a shrewd pragmatist.

All of this was seen by Brienne and remembered by heart.

A human identity forged to infiltrate the Empire, now it seems that with the Holy Light descending from the sky, it is much more than that.

She could have taken the opportunity to start a new religious movement and gather new strength in another way.

A new church that worships the Light?

Saint Brienne?

Warhammer's version of the Knights of the Silver Hand?

Sounds like a pretty good deal.

Whether it is real life or literature, the power of religion is extremely terrifying, if she can control it in her own hands through the identity of "Brienne", it will greatly increase her own strength, and more importantly, this strength comes from the camp of order that she has planned to give up before.

Not to mention, it's really funny.

In particular, "Fetenburg" itself has very suitable objective conditions.

Unlike the rest of Warhammer World, where the inhabitants do not have a particularly devout faith, and because of this belief, they are isolated by other surrounding forces, so it is certainly false to say that they have no opinion in their hearts.

In addition, there is a lord who is very close to him, a ready-made armed force, which is too suitable as the birthplace of the new church.

Not only the city, but also think a little longer, if it goes well, the entire "border prince's territory" has a lot to do.

Although the descendants of the Empire, Bretonnia, or Tyrells have maintained their original beliefs on the surface, those historic great churches do not look down on this place, and this is also a rare place that is not firmly controlled by the gods.

But all this is a later story, let's find a way to get through the previous difficulties first.

It didn't take long for Rip to come out, and his whole person was refreshed and radiant.

Brienne didn't ask much, there were many people in the union, and the little movement just now had attracted the attention of many people, so let's talk about it when I went back at night, anyway, he was already a knight with a silver shield.

Of course, some of these movements were deliberately made by her, so that others would know that this foreign "forgiveness mercenary group" suddenly added two silver shield knights, which would further boost the reputation of the mercenary group.

Not only that, Brienne is also ready to strike while the iron is hot, and asks Repp to spread the reputation of the mercenary group as much as possible, to put it bluntly, to act in a high-profile manner, so that it will be easier to collect tickets for the "Night of a Thousand Laws".

After arranging these and paying for the rental room, Brienne separated from the mercenary group, and Marceau drove with Fitandila all the way south, across the Rick River, into the real heart of the southern part of the "Aldolphe".

At the heart of it, a large square twice the size of "Rick Square" is the dividing line, and on the east and west sides are two buildings of different styles, but equally imposing, stretching for miles.

The marble buildings on the west side are majestic and Roman in style, while the east side is more elaborate and ornate, with towering minarets and intricate sculptural patterns, with a distinctly medieval Gothic style.

Their respective histories and uses have resulted in two distinct styles, and they also symbolize the two major power systems of the current human empire.

The original Elector's Mansion of "Rickling", the current Imperial Palace, and the famous Sigma Cathedral, on both sides correspond to the emerging imperial power and the enduring divine power.

The carriage finally stopped in front of a massive building to the east of the central square.

Although it is not as large as the Sigma Cathedral, which took five centuries to build next door, it is definitely magnificent.

Sigma Cathedral is 100 meters high, is the supreme leader of the "Sigma Church", the daily residence and place of worship of the previous great chanters, and is also the holy place in the hearts of countless Sigma believers.

The "Silver Temple", which is the official name of the building, has another famous name, or more appropriately, a notorious name.

Headquarters of the Imperial Witch Hunters.

Brienne and the others are here for the last thing of the day.

Fitandila, to be exact.

After deciding to join the Empire, the lord of the "Arsenal Fort" and also the Empire, Viscount Mill Havelock, asked her to bring her own letter to the witch hunter headquarters in Aldolph, where she would be arranged to meet with the Empire officials.

Brienne also learned about this from Fitandila after she set off, and the female city lord obviously didn't know the hidden meaning of it, but Brienne saw something strange.

I heard that Viscount Mill Havelock was born in the "Sigma Church", but now it seems that he is not only the spokesperson of the empire in the "Frontier Princes", but also a witch hunter nine times out of ten, and his status is not low, otherwise he would not have asked Fitandi to come here.

That's interesting.

The relationship between the witch hunters and the church of Sigmar has always been as close as the location of their headquarters, but that doesn't mean that they represent the Imperial government, or even that they don't have a good relationship with it.

Theocracy and imperial power are inherently opposites.