After the worship was over, the believers gathered in the temple gradually dispersed, leaving only a man clad in a wide red and black gold-edged magic robe.
The man appeared to be in his forties or fifties, with a gaunt face that resembled that of a starving peasant who hadn't had a proper meal in ages. His cheekbones were extremely prominent, giving him the look of a walnut cracker doll.
He was the bishop of this temple, Bishop Tu Jing.
To demonstrate that everyone was equal before the Demon and that everyone had the chance to fulfill their desires, the bishop would blend into the worshiping crowd during services, acting like an extremely devout ordinary believer.
This "casual" gesture, combined with his distinctive appearance, had won Tu Jing considerable favor among the believers, and many already believed that he was the true spokesperson for the Demon.
The temple grew empty and silent, and Tu Jing let out a creepy "hehehe" laugh,
