Chapter 563: Section 385: The Art of Language (Part 4)_2
Malin spoke of certain individuals, those being the zealots. Once they knew these secrets, Malin realized he had to protect everything; otherwise, there would always be trouble—if he revealed it all, the zealots would regard Malin with the same hostility as followers of the Evil God, seeing him as a thorn in their side.
Of course, this situation was not really troublesome for Malin—from a faith perspective, Matilda was a believer in the Lord of Justice. She certainly knew the Truth, and it seemed the Church of Justice didn’t spread the Truth around the world, so Malin trusted Matilda’s discretion.
Faye, Clovis, and Rewo, these three were from the Mage Tower. Mages in this world are faithless; although some had beliefs before becoming mages, after all, mages are in pursuit of the Truth. Therefore, there were no zealots among them. On the contrary, if Malin disclosed everything, the mages of the Mage Tower would probably applaud him—after all, the relationship between mages and the Church is not good.
And no matter what, Faye, Clovis, and Rewo were not issues; Malin trusted them, especially Rewo. For some reason, Malin always felt he could trust her unconditionally.
It was very strange, but in the end, Malin decided to trust his intuition.
As for Jessica... this girl belonged to the Church of the Goddess of Harvest, and she herself was a believer in the Goddess. If she couldn’t be trusted, then Malin didn’t know who else could be.
Maya... Malin had not considered this girl’s issue. Maya, an orc shaman, had nothing much to do with the Church or gods, so there should be no problem.
Nova was also a believer in the Goddess of Harvest—the Shepherd Church was in decline, while the Church of the Goddess of Harvest was on the rise year after year. Even a blind man wouldn’t need sight to spot the issue, so Nova’s family had converted three generations ago.
Nova was even one of the few who knew of the existence of the twin goddesses. She could certainly understand and would realize how troublesome it would be to leak such news.