Chapter 161: Why they couldn't?

After settling the matter in the church, the priest and I have another discussion privately. I told him about the possibilities of the Capital coming here to supervise and that there was nothing to worry about. Unlike me, the monastery had nothing to hide.

The Capital wanted this 'experiment' to be successful the most. They would not do unnecessary things that would risk all of this. The priest got the gist of it and assured me that he would keep an eye on things.

I told in advance that I would send people here or personally come here every week to check on their progress. Sister Nancy would also come over in the next few days. Her existence would bring comfort to the monastery. Hopefully, the children could endure this torturous process.

But I worried for nothing. By the end of the week, the last day which I promised the Capital to submit the progress of the 'experiment', I visited the monastery again.

I was surprised when I learned that the first ones who adapted from the agonizi