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Chapter 88: A Liked Speech
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2024-10-29 19:42:56relationship with Saelin, Sethlzaar found he had to work harder if he intended on revealing nothing. The report was short lived and his brother ended it with a suggestion that at this rate he was bound to break his oath of celibacy. Sethlzaar wondered if the annoyance he'd heard in his brother's voice as he spoke of Saelin had been his imagination or if it had truly been present as Monsignor Shrowl mulled over the report.
"Father Vi Sorlan," Shrowl addressed him. "We have also received report from the church on this issue, and were advised to withdraw you from the fort. Or at least, bring your pastoral service to t
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