"I'd appreciate Your Majesty's guidance," Kenji said. One of his key traits was his eagerness to learn. After all, no one is born a genius.
Pluvia looked at him deeply, then sighed: "Kenji, when dealing with religious leaders, don't try to communicate with them using normal people's concepts."
"The best way to handle them isn't so-called rationality or objectivity, but 'fighting poison with poison.' Throughout history, Camelot's rulers have supported various sects to ease tensions, fully preserving their ideologies and rights. The resulting problem was that these sects became arrogant by the time, even attempting to control the court."
"So Camelot underwent a reshuffling, harshly suppressing all sects while striving to improve people's living conditions to prevent them from joining these sects out of desperation. This finally forced the sects to change their doctrines and stop causing trouble. The same applies to the Holy Church."
