The concept of reincarnation in another world existed, so I thought that gods must exist as well.

Once something that could logically happen occurs, there’s no guarantee it won’t happen again.

"Once is hard, but twice is easier. Anything, really."

However, this can only be described as the work of the gods.

"So, Father Stefano completely cornered Archbishop von Nassau in front of the nobles of the Holy Roman Empire, and when the Archbishop had nothing more to say, he ordered Father Stefano to be burned at the stake without any questions, is that right?"

"Yes, that's correct."

Honestly, I had expected this kind of outcome. Once such a situation arises, you can somewhat guess the result.

Father Stefano was an elite who had graduated with excellent marks from a seminary that only the best attended, up to the doctoral level, so intellectually, he was not inferior to the Archbishop. Furthermore, it was clear that Father Stefano was the one who stood for justice, not the Archbishop.

It was an argument that could not be lost, unless one decided to lose.@@novelbin@@

Even the Archbishop of the Holy Roman Empire, despite his status, would not have executed a heretic without a trial, as such a hasty execution would lead to problems later. That’s why the Inquisition would have taken place.

"He must have been thoroughly questioned, like a dust storm under the Guldari Bridge on a rainy day."

"And Father Stefano, without showing the slightest fear, went up to the pyre."

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