Reanna was a Templar Knight, and Rekil was a Priest. They both worked for the church despite their shallow faith. However, to think that such people of faith, no matter how superficial, would travel alongside an undead being… It was certain that nobody had ever heard of such a preposterous party composition in the history of the continent.

“Hey, look here, you skeleton. It seems you don’t understand what’s going on right now. We might seem lax and all, but we’re still with the church, you know? Should I burn you to a crisp with divine power? Huh?” Rekil threatened, putting on a menacing expression while swirling divine power gathered at his fingertip.

It was then that Reanna suddenly stopped him.

“Why are you stopping me, noona?” Rekil asked.

However, Rekil’s question fell on deaf ears as his sister completely ignored him. Instead, Reanna asked the skeleton, “Why does an undead being want to go to the cathedral?”

“To regain my memories,” Kang Yoon-Soo replied.

“Are you talking about your memories from when you were alive?” Reanna asked.

“Yes,” Kang Yoon-Soo replied with his usual curtness.

“Hmm…” Reanna pondered for a moment while rubbing her chin.

Rekil was very well aware that his sister had the tendency to make strange decisions in times like this; his gut feeling was spot-on, as his sister made a strange decision once again.

“I suppose you won’t try to pull anything funny on the way to the Cathedral of Repentance, right?” Reanna asked.

“That’s right,” Kang Yoon-Soo replied.

“Noona! Are you seriously planning on bringing that skeleton...