Chapter 86: The Saintess’s Purpose
“Greetings, Bishop.”
Leon came back to his senses and hurriedly saluted Bishop Weiss.
“You know each other?” Bishop Becket noticed Weiss’s reaction and asked.
“At the beginning of the year, Bishop Weiss and Archbishop Rogers came to conduct an inspection. I happened to meet the Bishop once at that time,” Leon answered.
“Then Bishop Weiss truly has an impressive memory, to be able to remember even a lower-ranking inquisitor so clearly,” Bishop Becket said meaningfully, first looking at Weiss, then sizing up Leon.
Bishop Weiss’s rank within the Church was Fully Appointed Third-Rank Knight, the same rank as Aaron and one level higher than Bishop Becket.
As for Rogers, he was an Archbishop on the verge of being promoted to Cardinal.
When such figures traveled together, even the Director of the Inquisition would have to follow behind them with deference.
At that time, Leon had merely been a lower-ranking inquisitor, at best a background figure standing off to the side.