Looking at Jia Changsheng, who had left so cleanly, Carl did not show any abnormal expression. Although he has only been in the Church of Light for a short time, he still has a little hearing of the deeds of this wise man Shenlong.

It is worthy of being a wise man with the strength of the Great Magic of the Space, and this kind of bearing is something that he can't learn in his life.

A mortal, after all, is still a mortal.

Paul looked up at Jia Changsheng, who was gradually moving away, and couldn't help but feel a little tighter in his heart. It looks like I'll have to go back to camp, and hopefully it's still too late.

"Karl". Paul shouted at Karl, his tone slightly heavy.

After all, there were thousands of old and weak women and children in that camp, and once they faced the iron cavalry of El City, they were afraid that they would be able to bleed somewhere in an instant.

Without hearing Paul's next voice, Karl suddenly had some delusion: "Pope."

"The time for Cal's illusion left in El City should be approaching, and once Viscount El learns of both Siegburg and the disappearance of the illusion, he will attack the camp in a fit of rage. So we have to be fast." Paul spoke slowly, his tone getting heavier and heavier.

Then, without waiting for Carl's reply, he shouted to Karl: "Let Head Andre and Judge Alberta come immediately."

"By the way, there are saints." Paul prompted.

The time for the illusion was almost up, and Karl kept the question swirling in his mind, and then thought of the situation he was facing and the old and weak women and children in the camp, and quickly dispelled the thought.

"Yes". Karl bowed to Paul and quickly turned to walk outside the kiosk.

Paul looked at Carl's distant back, and his eyes gradually deepened, and what he should do next.

It seemed that he had to race against time, and he could only rush to the camp before El City could fully react, successfully delaying the time of the people in the camp and allowing them to get to Siegburg calmly.

And the cornerstone of the teleportation array in the church, this thing is too precious to fall into the hands of Viscount El. They don't always do it, but it's always good to be on guard.

Thoughts fluttered for a moment, and it wasn't until Andre, Alberta, and Jenny appeared that they calmed down a little.

"Pope". Andre, Alberta, and Jenny bowed to Paul.

Looking at the three people in front of him, Paul said slowly to them: "Just now the wise man came to suggest that the camp may face the attack of El City."

"Therefore, my lord specially sent a divine decree for Grandpa Edi to start organizing the people in the camp to move to Siegburg." Paul looked at them with a heavy look.

Speaking of this, he changed the conversation: "With such a big momentum, El City will definitely not sit idly by." Perhaps they can deduce from many things that we are the ones who occupy Siegburg."

"So we had to guard against it." Paul finished speaking and looked around at Andre and the others.

Jenny quickly analyzed Paul's words: "In other words, we need to rush to the camp immediately, lest they be slaughtered by the soldiers of Eyre".

"Exactly". Paul said to Jenny.

After analyzing it again in his mind, Paul continued to Jenny and the others: "Although my lord has sent a divine decree to let three hundred ascetics take action. But they are already understaffed in the face of Eyre City, and they have to divide their troops to rescue Charlie's family at this time, so this danger is a little greater."

"That's why the wise man came to remind me just now, but how should we arrange it in Siegburg." Paul asked the three.

Looking at Paul, who was gradually frowning, Andre and Alberta glanced at each other.

"What does the Pope think we should do?" Jenny couldn't help but ask Paul rhetorically.

Paul took a deep breath: "The faith of our lord has not yet been completely spread in Siegberg, so it is not possible to withdraw from Siegburg on a large scale at this time and rush to the aid of the camp."

"Otherwise, once our people evacuate, there is no guarantee that nothing will happen here, and everything we have done at that time will be in vain." Paul spoke slowly, his brow tightened with each word.

When Andre heard Paul's words, he subconsciously said to everyone: "The purpose of our rescue is only to delay the time so that the people in the camp can be evacuated calmly, so I don't think it is necessary to take all the people with me."

"That being said, how much should we leave to defend Siegburg, and how much should we bring to help." Before Paul could speak, Alberta asked André rhetorically.

A smile appeared on the corner of Andrei's mouth: "Surprise attack on Siegburg, your Judgment Knights show their might, so this time it should be time for us Paladins to fight."

"The Pope remembers the first people who became paladins." André did not reply directly, but asked Paul.

Paul was stunned for a moment, and then seemed to think of something: "You mean the first hundred trainee paladins with experience in consciousness space fighting."

"Exactly". Andre spoke aloud to Paul, his voice a little loud.

As soon as the words fell, Andre explained in detail to the three of them: "Since it is a rush, then we are not much more expensive."

"In addition, the Pope and I have the primary strength, and leading this elite army, together with three hundred ascetics, will be able to delay the soldiers and horses of El City and buy enough time for the camp. At the same time, because Alberta and the Holy Maiden are guarding Fort Sieg with two hundred paladins and twenty knights of the Judgment, we can also worry about the rear." Andre dragged what he thought in his heart towards the three of them.

Listening to Andre's words, Paul and the others gradually fell into contemplation and began to analyze for a while.

Seeing that everyone began to ponder and analyze, Andrei took the opportunity to pour another scoop of oil: "The situation in the camp is critical, and I ask the Pope to make a quick decision."

"If you miss the opportunity for rescue, I am afraid that there will be many more graves in the cemetery." André urged Paul out.

Alberta looked displeased: "It's okay for me to go with the Pope this time."

"No, no, I'm the head of the Paladin." Andre said to Alberta.

Alberta's lips moved, but finally she endured it. After all, no matter how you look at this matter, it really should be Andre going. Empty Chesieg Fort is the foundation, and it is easy to have your own guard.

Seeing that Alberta didn't fight with him, Andre couldn't help but breathe a sigh of relief, and at the same time looked at Paul.

Thinking of the suffering of the camp, Jeanne looked at Paul: "Pope, it is better to do it in the way of Chief Andrew".

"Andrei immediately mobilized a hundred paladins and returned to the camp with me." Paul commanded Andrew.

Overjoyed, André bowed to Paul, "Yes."

"In order to avoid any injuries on the way, the Holy Maiden was asked to send ten priests to accompany her." Paul looked at Jenny.

Jenny nodded: "Pope, don't worry, I will arrange it at this time."