Chapter 133 Underground Church
The underground wine cellar was no different from other pubs, with mountains of wine barrels, dim lights, and a smell of rotting wood. Not to mention ordinary people, even the pub’s own people would only come in once before opening for business to prepare the wine to be sold that day. The door of the wine cellar would not be reopened until the evening, and the employees would put the remaining wine back into the cellar for storage.

After all, frequently opening the wine cellar door will destroy the originally stable temperature and humidity in the wine cellar. The tavern is a small business and cannot afford the loss of even a barrel of wine.

Generally speaking, soldiers who are doing routine inspections will not trouble these taverns. As long as there is nothing serious, they will basically just open the wine cellar and take a quick look.

“It’s really a good place to hide things.”

Reinhardt followed them into the cellar, muttering to himself.

But the wine cellar is full of wine barrels and can't hide any big items, but it is a good choice to hide some small things.

Reinhart remained silent and continued to follow the Sun priest. He had no choice but to follow. The two of them sandwiched him in the middle, probably to prevent him from suddenly changing his mind and leaving, thus exposing something.

Such measures were enough for a level 5 warrior like Brevik. But for Reinhardt, a priest and a level 5 warrior like Kenny were not enough even if they suddenly attacked from the front and back.

"Open it."

Priest Sun said to a waiter, and then Reinhardt watched the waiter turn sideways and get into the gap between several wine barrels. He didn't know what he was fiddling with. A series of mechanical clicks sounded, and then a staircase leading down appeared in front of Reinhardt's men.

"I thought we were going to church."

Reinhardt looked at Suen in front of him and pretended to be surprised by the situation.

Suen shrugged.

"You can't become a believer through so-called official channels."

Suen stepped onto the stairs, and Reinhardt hesitated for a moment, but finally followed.

"But the sun will shine on everyone in the end."

There was a light in front of the stairs, not a fire nor a lamp.

"How can there be sunlight in a place like this?"

"Because to be a true believer, one needs to bathe in the sunshine and feel its light and warmth..."

These are indeed what one needs to experience to become a believer of the Sun God. In the church, under the guidance of the priests, they will feel the sunshine and the power and will of the Sun God contained in the sunshine.

If it is just a regular baptism of a follower of the Sun God Cult, this is all that is needed.

But the priest Suen in front did not stop.

"And his blazing fire."

This last sentence was not included in the baptism held in the church and was obviously added later.

Priest Sun had already walked completely into the sunlight, and Reinhard could hardly see him. Although the church was also filled with sunlight, it was generally warm and soft, and it felt comfortable.

But the sunlight in front of him was different from the sunlight in the church. It was blinding and hot. Reinhardt felt that the blinding light was about to fill his entire field of vision. And his skin was drying up under the heat.

"Come in, God will not harm those who believe in Him."

Su En's voice came from the light.

"You can become a believer simply by completing baptism."

There was a hint of urgency in his voice. "I want to know, does the church know about the situation here?"

Reinhardt did not move. He did not really believe in the sun god. The appearance of sunlight underground was not a strange thing. The sacred room under the church was also filled with sunlight all year round. But the sunlight in front of him was obviously wrong.

Although it seems that he did not cause any harm to Sune, Sune really believed in the sun god, but Reinhardt was different. He didn't believe in anyone. To be honest, he trusted his teammates more.

"They don't want to accept the true side of the sun. They close their eyes and don't want to see the sun's glare and heat. So let them close their eyes."

As Suen spoke in the light, Reinhardt felt Kenny behind him getting a little restless.

Reinhardt felt a little overwhelmed.

Although Suen's words were roundabout, Reinhardt could still understand his general meaning. They were converting believers here, and the church was unaware of it. And it seemed that they had done this more than once or twice.

Perhaps, in places that the church's kingdom cannot see, there are already many "Sun God believers" hiding in the dark.

This completely overturned Reinhard's cognition. Believers need the recognition of gods, and gods generally use churches as the most effective way to gather believers. No god would go to the trouble of setting up a new organization that believes in him without telling his church when he already has one.

This will not bring anything to that god except trouble.

"The last question is that you attacked the queen who was negotiating with the alien race."

The sunlight beneath Reinhardt grew more blinding.

"Yes, we did it. Under the shining sun, all evil will eventually disappear."

Su En admitted it generously, with a hint of pride in his tone. Their organization, hidden under the nose of the church, was able to attack a foreign queen in the goblin city-state, which was enough to show the capabilities of their organization.

"Don't be afraid, take a step and walk into the sunshine."

Reinhardt silently crushed a crystal engraved with runes. When the crystal shattered, the other crystal engraved with it would also shatter.

This was the signal he and Ella agreed upon, and Ella would be ready to pick him up.

Even if a warrior has reached level 12, he can only move on his two legs. Once things get out of hand, if he tries to move by his two legs, he will sooner or later be blocked by the endless stream of pursuers and then drowned by the human wave tactics.

The human wave tactic is the best way for nobles and kings to deal with those below the legendary level. As long as they are below the legendary level, even if they are quasi-legendary, they cannot ignore the power brought by numbers.

"Is this really okay if the church finds out?"

The support would not arrive for a while, and while Ella was still there, Reinhardt wanted to try to get some more information out of these people.

"Even I can become a believer, so what are you worried about? It doesn't matter whether I teach or not, at least the Sun God recognizes me."

Kenny pushed Reinhardt from behind, and a ray of light appeared in his hand, which was undoubtedly the light of divine power.

"We'll have plenty of time to talk about these things once you become a believer."

It seemed that their patience was gradually running out. It made sense that they should baptize believers secretly and silently as soon as possible. Who knows, the church might notice it someday.

Reinhardt felt the sunlight in front of him. It seemed that if he did not accept the baptism, he would not be able to get more information.

He took a step forward and walked towards the sunlight.

(End of this chapter)