Only God

What Anos did not know was that, to the followers of the Primordial Church led by the elderly Believer Parker, she was already considered the "Primordial Messenger."

However, that did not mean Anos’s proposal was without meaning.

Mira immediately thought that since they intended to destroy the Primordial Church, why not make a significant move by disbanding it in the name of God’s Messenger.

After all, she truly came from Heaven and, in a sense, was an Angel and a member of God’s Messengers.

Thus, Mira and Anos found common ground instantly and set to work on this matter.

The two discussed the plan carefully. They needed to be covert, to disguise themselves, and to thoroughly understand the doctrines of the Primordial Church—none of these tasks could be achieved overnight but would require time to prepare.

Having agreed on a plan, the two immediately took action. They procured proper sacrificial robes and also found a copy of the "Third Prophet Book" from the Primordial Church, which contained stories different from those in the "Book of Thousand-Year-Old Prophets."

In this cult scripture, Solamus was transformed from the benevolent and kind Angel of the "Thousand-Year Prophet" into an antagonist situated on the opposite side of Shan’en, existing as his aggressor in that scripture.

Mira devotedly memorized every word and sentence in the "Third Prophet Book." During breaks, she whispered apologies to Solamus above, pledging that she did not intend to blaspheme him.

After a week, relying on her excellent memory, Mira knew the heretical scripture backwards. She precisely remembered every word and sentence, and even the annotations left by the elders of the Primordial Church, making her disguise absolutely seamless.

Anos assisted Mira from the side; the Princess also recited the scriptures from the "Third Prophet Book." Unlike Mira, the Princess did not carry much psychological burden, nor did she feel guilty for reciting the blasphemous sentences.