Just like Fafna, Jenn didn't know what kind of power the fragments of the Fate Tablets possessed.
But he knew what kind of power the Fate Tablets possessed when they were assembled. After all the fragments were gathered and the complete Fate Tablet was reactivated, a 'Judgment of Fate' would be launched against all god-level existences in the Klein Continent. To put it bluntly, it was the year-end conclusion of the gods.
However, the "Judgment of Fate" was completely different from the year-end bonuses of a company. "Judgment of Fate" was even more tyrannical. If it was determined that the gods of the Klein continent didn't achieve the "predetermined goal," then it would be a one-sided slaughter, forcefully sending their saints to the mortal plane to experience life in the countryside.
The true gods who were forcefully descended would need to use various methods to retrieve their scattered divine power and divinity in the mortal world. Only then would they be able to open the passage to the divine realm and return to their warm and comfortable homes.
As for why the Fate Tablets possessed such power and who created them, Jenn didn't have an answer.
But considering that he had entered the records of the Fate Tablets under Fafna's guidance and analyzed the situation, there was a high chance that the Fate Tablets were created by the Ancient Deities during the Creation Period.
After all, in the Judgment of Fate that Jenn witnessed, the ones who were nervous were the new gods.
The Ancient Deities like the Lady Of The Night basically watched from the side.
Besides, this time, the Night Goddess supported him in the dark and even gifted him a fragment of the fate slate. She also got Stefania to inform him of the locations of the other fate slates.
This meant that the Lady Of The Night wasn't afraid of the Judgment of Fate and the descent of the saints.
On the other hand, the Holy Church sent Fafna far away, which meant that they were worried that the Fate Tablets would be gathered and activated, thus triggering the Judgment of Fate.
That was why they sent Fafna far away. The Holy Church had a conscience and didn't directly kill the Child of Fate. No, judging from the 'historical records' of the Holy Church, they probably understood that killing the Child of Fate would be useless.
Fafna was a product of the Fate Tablet. If she was killed, she would most likely be reborn as another person.
If that was really the case, then it was really a case of going for wool and coming home shorn. Compared to that, it was obviously a better choice to put her in a place where they could see and monitor her.
As for the trial of destiny itself, it followed the principle of "fairness".
What was judgment?
Review and referee.
What is fate?
Cause and effect.
The Judgement of Fate was a wide-ranging one, aimed at all the gods.
But now, Klein only had one fragment. If it were any other fragment, Jenn naturally wouldn't have to worry.
However, if he had one of the Judgment and Ruling Slates, it would be an entirely different matter.
This was also the reason why Klein dared to swagger in the White City.
To put it bluntly, he was here to seek revenge on the Holy Church and the Gods.
As for his actions, the Fate Slate had obviously gone through a "trial" or "judgment" and agreed to his request.
This was a cause and effect relationship. Klein sought revenge on the Holy Church because the Holy Church had betrayed him in the past.
This matter was already set in stone in the annals of history and fate.
In reality, Klein being sent to the lower planes to "spread the name of a god" was indeed a grand scheme of the Holy Church. They indeed wanted to use this opportunity to get rid of Klein.
If this was the trial of destiny, perhaps they could still play word games and quibble.
However, it was a pity that the Judgement of Fate obviously didn't look at evidence, listen to testimony, or distinguish between good and evil.
Otherwise, it wouldn't have forced the Demon King and the Gods together to descend into the mortal world.
For the Judgement of Fate, using the cause to give the effect — this was fate.
So, using the reason of "Klein was framed by the Holy Church" to give the result of "Klein taking revenge on the Holy Church" was only natural.
This was only natural. In any place in this world, it would be an equation, just like one plus one equals two.
Of course, this was only Jenn's guess. However, he was already certain that his guess was likely the truth.
After all, other than this, there was no way to explain why the holy land promised by the Gods did not have the effect of suppressing the lower planes.
From the previous records, the priority of the Fate Tablet was obviously very high. Even the high and mighty Gods would be mercilessly beaten down to the mortal world.
In that case, the rules set by the gods were naturally not a problem for the Fate Slate.
As for summoning the lower planes, if the Fate Tablet saw it as a part of his "judgment" or "judgment", then it was understandable that he could enter so easily.
The only problem now was which tablet was in Klein's hand and how he used it. After all, Jenn had collected three tablets, but he didn't understand their use. He had to rely on the Child of Destiny, Fafna, to figure it out.
And Klein didn't have the Child of Destiny, so how did he obtain information about the Fate Tablet and use it?
Jenn couldn't find the answer to this question in a short period of time, but he didn't need to find the answer either … because Jenn had already made his decision.
At this thought, Jenn decisively opened the mental connection again and began to call a certain little fellow who was most suitable to stir up trouble at this moment.
(Pattilina, please answer if you hear this.)
(Yes, Master. What's the matter?
I heard from Sister Enoya that those devils ran to the White City and fought with the idiots from the Church of Holy See?
Hahaha, I knew that this day would come for those fanatics. If it were me, I'd be damned if I didn't beat their brains out!
Why?
Master?
Isn't it time for us to take action?
Hahaha, I've finally waited for this day!
Don't worry, if I don't blast that sh * tty White City into a crater, I'll write my name backwards!!)
For a moment, Jenn seriously considered if calling Pattilina for backup was a very wrong decision.
But … Who cares? Anyway, I have nothing to do with the Church of Holy See's death.
(I want you to lead the Sky Army to the Fortress immediately and wait for my orders. Do you hear me?)
(Yes, Master. I'll get going now!)
Another loud explosion sounded from outside. Jenn lifted his head and gazed out the window. He witnessed thousands of Griffins streaking across the sky and launching their attacks on the Undead Army.
It was apparent that Seth's army had joined the battle. Perhaps they were happy to see the Church of Holy See destroyed, but perhaps even Seth's royal family wouldn't agree to using them as scapegoats.
As Seth's army joined the battle, the situation on the Church of Holy See's side became much better.
However, the battle between both sides didn't bring about any real progress.
Because be it Klein or Nora, they remained silent and motionless.
To tell the truth, Zayen felt a little sick of seeing the two of them flirt with each other.
If there wasn't some intense and shocking development, he was afraid that he would fall into a deep sleep.
Thud … Thud … Thud …
At the same time, Zayen's ears suddenly caught a series of footsteps. This made him frown and turn his head vigilantly towards the corridor outside the door.
The monastery had been evacuated, so logically speaking, there shouldn't be anyone else here apart from him.
But now, he could hear footsteps?
Are the Church of Holy emissaries finally here with the Fate Slate?
Or …
At this thought, Jenn raised his guard.
He stared at the gate, and thoughts flashed through his mind.
If the other party was an emissary from the Church of Holy See who delivered the Fate Slate to him, should he turn hostile and attack?
Or create an accident?
But what if the other party didn't intend to hand the Fate Slate to him?
What should I do?
At least the target is right in front of me. But what if the person who came isn't an emissary from the Church of Holy See, but someone who wanted to kill me and snatch the Fate Slate?
Of course, Jenn could take the opportunity to kill them, but then his identity would be completely exposed. After all, Bishop Herbert was just a powerless old man. If the other party wanted to snatch the Fate Slate, they definitely wouldn't send a few petty thieves.
When that happened, no matter how lucky an old man was, he wouldn't be able to defeat a strong person.
The footsteps got closer and closer. They weren't messy and their speed was neither fast nor slow. They weren't searching or searching.
It was obvious that the other party knew where his destination was and who he was looking for.
Zayen, on the other hand, was tense as he stared at the door.
He bent his right hand slightly and placed it on his waist.
In fact, Jenn had already made up his mind. If the person who came was an enemy and not a friend, he would use another method to escape. Since Klein was the scapegoat, he wouldn't be letting him down if he didn't make him suffer.
Finally, as Zayen waited, the footsteps stopped in front of his door, just as he expected.
At this moment, Jenn turned around and sat on the chair. He stared at the door.
The battle outside was now meaningless to Zayen. His next action plan was to wait for the emissary before him to appear.
Finally, under Jenn's watchful eyes, the door opened slowly.
Then, a familiar figure appeared in front of Jenn.