"Hoping to suppress the True Religion, it wasn't just for King Anuket's personal reasons."
"Instead, it was almost a collective demand from all the nobles."
"Though the nobles were dissatisfied with King Anuket's harsh punishments and strict laws, they dared not rebel but only to obey."
"Yet the True Believers were mostly powerless and lowly stone slaves, the nobles, unable to vent their dissatisfaction on King Anuket, could only pour out their frustrations on the True Believer issue."
"Prime Minister Ibia wanted to say something else, he asked:"
"But what about that Prophet, the God of the Church..."
"Before he finished speaking, King Anuket on the throne frowned and interrupted the Prime Minister, who was usually so adept at steering with the wind."
"Prime Minister Ibia, what exactly are you afraid of?"
"Has their God of the Church ever revealed himself before us?"
"Never, my Prime Minister."
"At this point, the High Priest Hetep of the Great Temple also stood up:"
