The ethereal hymn was beautifully dreamlike, and the dazzling Holy Light was sacred and majestic.
In the prayer room of the North Port Church, Charlotte, dressed in a white gown, sat erect in front of the Divine Statue of Haral, hands joined in prayer, eyes closed.
Watching the young Countess bathed in Holy Light, the priests of the Royal Court Church showed excitement, each sketching a Ring Cross over their hearts, whispering praises to the Divine.
A devout Lord often signifies the strengthening of faith, which is particularly important for the Church in the Northern Lands, where it is increasingly in decline.
If one were to say who in the North Port Free Territory was most expectant and devoted to the young Countess at this moment, it would undoubtedly be these priests.
In their eyes, the Holy Light radiating from the young girl was as dazzling as that of the legendary Saintess.
