The caster forum does have the ability to record text.

That's something Cheryl has tested.

She placed the yellowed diary on her desk and flipped to the first page, which was a little blurry due to its age.

Probably only Cheryl herself could have copied the first page completely.

She planned to transfer all of the journal's contents to the caster's forum before it was eaten up by rats or turned into a useless pile of wet paper when it got wet.

Cheryl has seen too many Inquisitors who have lost themselves over the years, and the most terrifying thing about those whispers is not to drive a person crazy, but to completely strip the Inquisitor of his humanity and make him a living corpse.

So Cheryl didn't want a page of her diary to be lost, as it was proof that 'Sister Cheryl Scottin' was alive, not a hound enslaved by the Church.

She found a section on the caster's forum called 'The Immovable Library', which was described as a section dedicated to creating text for users.

A diary is also a kind of creation in the strict sense of the word.

The virtual keyboard unfolded in front of Cheryl, and she began to clumsily create a brand new post based on the keys on the keyboard, titled "Diary of an Inquisitor of Heresy".

'The days of serving the saints finally came to an end today, because the stone statue that had just been built collapsed unexpectedly and I lost both legs, I prayed to the gods for relief of my pain, and I received a response from the gods, but the gods I saw were not the same as I imagined......

Cheryl kept recalling her past memories, the ritual process of becoming a judge was a wonderful experience, but after receiving the power given by the church, this power can heal any wound on the body.

This is also the reason why Cheryl was willing to be a judge back then...... But she knew that there were a lot of doubts about this power, at least the power possessed by Monica, the god of light and justice, should not be a pile of gray mist.

After Cheryl had finished writing her first diary, she clicked send.

Typing on a virtual keyboard was a novel experience for Cheryl, and she began to write a second journal, but it wasn't long before Cheryl noticed that there were several unfamiliar replies underneath her diary.

Was the writer of the diary really a heretical judge of the Church? 'Respondent: Loskru.

From the narrative point of view, it was not the magic of the Holy Light System that healed Miss Nun's legs. 'Respondent: Radiant Preacher.

The first looked like an untruthful crowd of onlookers, while the second judged from Cheryl's account that there was something wrong with the ritual of becoming the Inquisitor.

Cheryl looked at these two replies and was slightly stunned, she didn't expect that anyone would read her diary.

There aren't many posts in this section of the immovable library, and it's very deserted.

Cheryl also thinks that her diary writing is very boring, but... There are surprisingly many people interested.

'Are the Church's executioners also using the Spellcaster Forum?!' 'Respondent: Black Iron Longsword.

'What executioner, the writer is just a poor little girl, by the way, is there a follow-up?' 'Respondent: Grey and White Owl.

Several replies in a row gave Cheryl the motivation to write down, and she didn't expect that anyone would pay attention to the diary she wrote and express their opinions on it.

Although many people in this world are aware of the Church's Inquisition, the Inquisition itself is an extremely secretive organization, and there is very little information about it.

Most of them come from some unreliable rumors, and Cheryl's "Diary of an Inquisitor of Heresy" greatly satisfies the curiosity of others.

Cheryl chose to write it down, and she didn't think about the confidentiality of the diary at all......

Unlike the fanatical Inquisitors who dedicate their lives to the Church, she is simply the most well-behaved and fierce Hound of the Church.

Cheryl and the Inquisition were mutually reciprocal, and she helped the Inquisition in its work, and the Inquisition allowed her to listen to the choir.

But now the choir has long since been replaced by Hearthstone.

She returned to the Inquisition to escape the hellish place with her friends, and then go to Nolan to live a peaceful life without the need for daily killing and blood.

So before leaving, Cheryl didn't mind exposing some unsightly things about the Inquisition to the public.

Driven by this enthusiasm, she began her work on the Spellcaster's Forum, writing a diary while consciously making small changes to the parts that revealed her true identity.

Cheryl spent more than two hours writing a diary for nearly a month, and when she finished writing, she found that the number of replies had reached more than 30 people.

'The power of the Inquisitor comes from Egliye? What kind of god is this? 'Respondent: Hammer of the Long Frost.

'Little girl, you actually participated in the assassination of the Duchy of White Creek, and that was sixty years ago......' Respondent: Grey and White Owl.

'What happened to the original Inquisitor Devig?' 'Respondent:

The number of people who replied gradually increased, and the post "Diary of an Inquisitor of Heresy" was marked with a 'essence' next to it.

Cheryl couldn't understand the meaning of this mark for the time being, but she finished reading the content she had replied to one by one and exited the 'Immovable Library' section to the front page of the Spellcaster's Forum.

The top corner of the front page happens to show the "Diary of the Inquisitor" she has just edited, and I see that the diary she wrote appears on the front page of the Spellcaster Forum.

Cheryl's mind came up with three words: 'Amazing'.

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Nolan, located outside the Silent Hall of the Hearthstone Tavern.

Tyren was sitting inside, chanting elven hymns intently, and in order not to disturb her, Josieu and Ciri came to the outside of the Silent Hall to watch.

During this period, Qiao Xiu saw a very interesting post in the 'Immovable Library', which is "Diary of a Heresy Inquisitor"

This post published in the 'immovable library' can be regarded as a book, and Qiao Xiu is also looking forward to the publisher's continued updates.

Because from the "Diary of a Heresy Inquisitor", it is revealed that many unsightly things that the church did back then.

The information revealed so far presumably is that 'the Inquisitor does not believe in the Light, but in a god named Eglia or some other being'.

"I didn't expect to be rewarded so quickly after penetrating the enemy's interior."

Qiao Xiu directly added "Diary of a Heresy Inquisitor" to the highlight post, and also replied with two words below.

'Urging. ’