Over the next two days, with Olivia's help, one transcendent after another was either dealt with on the spot or arrested, and the security of the Imperial Capital, Kaliron, was greatly improved.
In this process, the Church demonstrated extremely powerful methods, shocking many who had just entered Kaliron into quickly leaving the Imperial Capital, fearing they might meet with misfortune as well.
As the person most responsible for this success, Olivia leisurely returned to her original routine.
She was either training her abilities at her home at 88 Annus Street.
Or she was arriving at the Sunflower Mall as Stella to maintain a convincing presence there.
However, a few days later, because she had not provided any funding for the Sunflower Mall, Count Gerard Clifford finally couldn't help but seek her out to bring up the matter.
"I have no other choice. The chamber of commerce's funds are not managed by me, and I cannot misappropriate them at will."
"I have already written a letter to my father, asking him to return to Kaliron as soon as possible, but I don't know exactly when he will be back. All I can do is wait."
Olivia shrugged and gave her answer, indicating that she couldn't produce that much money for the time being.
Then she hinted that Freya held a sufficient amount of funds.
She stated that if Freya were willing to help the organization, the procurement list could be completed in a short time.
Seeing Olivia put it that way, Gerard had no other options and could only set the matter aside for now.
Winds and clouds surged in Kaliron as numerous transcendent organizations gathered, only to be suppressed by the Church.
This development was clearly beyond the Frederick family's expectations; they did not want things to end so simply and were likely still brewing something in secret.
Of course, things were not completely suppressed.
Members of transcendent organizations that already had issues were targeted by the Church. But for those with no bad track records, it wasn't appropriate for the Church to move against them.
Especially regarding the three churches from the Varian Empire and the Moriah family from the Moriah Empire, the Church could not possibly take action, lest it trigger an imperial war.
Naturally, these matters originally had nothing to do with Olivia.
What she hadn't expected was that while she continued to slack off, Sybil found her.
Sybil Griffith.
This was a nun who held a pivotal position within the Church.
Just as Ivy was the top official of the Sunlight Cathedral in the South District, Sybil was the top official of the Dawn Cathedral in the Main District.
When Olivia met Sybil, it was an afternoon in the back garden of the Dawn Cathedral.
The lady was having afternoon tea in the garden.
She sat there with elegant poise, appearing very young, as if she were only in her twenties.
Even her delicate, smooth skin was enough to make actual twenty-somethings envious.
She had long, pale blue hair and eyes of the same pale blue hue. A gentle aura radiated from her, and simply being near her naturally calmed one's heart.
"Ivy has mentioned you to me quite often. It's clear that Ivy admires you very much."
"She usually keeps a cold face, as if she were permanently stoic. I thought she would never praise anyone in her life, but I didn't expect her to make an exception for you."
"This also proves one thing: you are a very exceptional nun."
Sybil did not hold back her praise for Olivia.
To this, Olivia responded politely with a few words.
"Sit." Sybil gestured for Olivia to take a seat at the other end of the table and then handed over a cup of tea. "This tea is called Midnight Rose. It tastes quite good; give it a try."
'Midnight Rose?'
Such a name made Olivia instinctively raise an eyebrow.
Almost by instinct, she used the magic mirror in her heart to ask about the connection between this tea and the Rose Legion, as well as the connection between Sybil and the Rose Legion.
The result, of course, was no connection at all.
Rose was not an exclusive title for the Rose Legion. After all, it was a very widespread flower, and naming things in many fields would involve roses.
Olivia knew she was overthinking and immediately took a sip of the Midnight Rose.
The tea entered her mouth with a warm, mellow sensation, its fragrance lingering with an endless aftertaste.
She smacked her lips in satisfaction. "Good tea. It's delicious. It's the first time I've tasted tea of this flavor."
"If you like it, drink more of it over the next few days. You can have as much as you want; there's an unlimited supply," Sybil said with a smile.
"The next few days?" Olivia keenly noticed the key phrasing in Sybil's words and couldn't help but ask, "Am I to stay at the Dawn Cathedral for the next few days? Nun Sybil, is there something you need me to do?"
Sybil laughed and said, "You truly are clever. I haven't even officially said it yet, and you've already grasped the meaning."
"Over the next few days, I do indeed need you to stay here at the Dawn Cathedral to do a few things."
"This matter is also related to the Varian Empire and the Moriah Empire."
"Both empires have sent many people to Kaliron. You should be aware of this."
"And their arrival is clearly not with much goodwill."
Olivia naturally knew about the arrival of the Varian Empire and the Moriah Empire, but she didn't know what role she could play in the entanglement of the three empires.
However, this was no obstacle for her. On the surface, she was deep in thought, but in her heart, she was already asking the magic mirror.
The magic mirror quickly provided an answer.
As the magic mirror answered, Sybil looked at Olivia with a smile. Seeing that Olivia didn't immediately press further, she nodded secretly, thinking that this nun indeed had a patient and steady temperament; such composure was truly rare.
Then she proactively offered an explanation, "The two empires have come regarding the secret of eternity, wanting to investigate whether our Radiant Light Church truly possesses information on eternity."
"Although this is something that doesn't exist at all, they simply refuse to believe it and even want to see Rose."
"And that is something we cannot allow."
"After all, Rose's situation is very special. You've been to the Church headquarters with Julia, so you should be able to understand."
"After the back-and-forth exchanges, the topic of our discussion gradually shifted to another level of competition."
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