133. Lady Aurora's Class

Sylvester appreciated that the big man trusted him enough to feel that he wouldn't lie about such things. "Thank you. What happened there truly disturbed me. The people didn't deserve to be left to evil's whims like that. If possible, we should also investigate the Archbishop responsible for that region back then. As far as I remember, the town chief told me they sent him a letter of grievance and complaint after their ordeal… but they never received a reply." 

Crack!

Sylvester was taken aback. The Lord Inquisitor appeared so angry that the stone floor under the staff started to crack. 'Good lord, it seems Inquisition is not just against the heathens outside but also against those within.' 

"Thank you for revealing to me such heresy. I shall look into this and bring more clarity. As for why I invited you here today, I have a matter of concern. Sir Dolorem has requested that I train you, as you lack any powerful superior who may do so."