Cthulhu Corrosion: Another World Rescue Plan

Blaise Brisley, the president of the Supreme Court of the Inquisition, has always been the synonym of "reliable" in the holy city of Jourlanda.

He is the youngest president of the Inquisition in history, and he also has super combat power. He has been responsible for guarding the safety of the holy city of Jourlanda. The judges of the Inquisition led by him are all superb in martial arts. They are the absolute armed forces to defend the majesty of the Church and eliminate dissidents. They are the swords in the hands of the Pope and the God of Light.

In the eyes of the top leaders of the Church, the Inquisition is their guard, and in the eyes of ordinary believers, the name of the Inquisition is terrifying.

The power of the Inquisition is extremely great. Although they are managed by the cardinals, the president has the qualification to meet the Pope directly, and often receives oracles or secret orders from the Pope. The swords in their hands can cut anyone.

The Church of Light has three major armed forces, which represent "heaven", "earth" and "man" in the meaning given by the scriptures.

The Sons of God, who are managed by the Holy Sword Knights and the Touring Church, are representatives of ‘people’. The Sons of God are not only the bodies selected and cultivated by the gods, but also the consumables of the Church to deal with pollution and promote reputation.

They are all orphans who are helpless and helpless. Only with the grace and mercy of the gods and the church can they grow up smoothly. Naturally, they have to work for the church, fight everywhere, clear illusions, eliminate monsters, and train themselves in the experience of blood and fire, so that they can be better used by the gods, and at the same time earn enough faith and reputation for the Church.

The Knights of Light stationed in the Holy Palace are the Pope’s personal soldiers. They never leave the Pope, are the Pope’s personal bodyguards, and are the heavy and solid ‘earth’.

These Knights of Light are all descendants of high-ranking officials of the church. Their families are all well-known and rich in the church. Some of them are powerful, some are influential, some are financially powerful, or some are all of these... These interests tie them firmly to the chariot of the Pope, and they rise and fall together.

The Inquisition represents the "sky" and the gods. It is the judgment and fire from the gods, the punishment and sanctions.

Most of the judges of the Inquisition come from families trusted by the God of Light, and occasionally there are extremely devout fanatics who join.

Bryce cannot guarantee that everyone in the Inquisition is a devout believer - he himself is not very religious - but he is sure that the people in the Inquisition must be loyal to him and the God of Light.

Although Bryce's rise to power is somewhat controversial, in the past few hundred years, he has already managed the Inquisition from top to bottom, eliminated dissidents, and cultivated confidants. The entire Inquisition has long been like an iron plate.

Over the years, as the power of the Church of Light expanded and its doctrines became deeply rooted in people's hearts, the Inquisitors gradually retreated behind the scenes. They mostly sent spies to various forces to lurk, or used peepers to observe. Only very few major events require the Inquisitors to go out in person, and once they do, it must be a big deal.

Therefore, most ignorant people in the world only know the Son of God, but have never heard of the Knights of Light. As for the Inquisition, to the world, it mostly appears as a horror story that can stop children from crying at night.

After all, in this world full of pollution, who doesn't have some pollution? Even the most devout believers can't say when they will be treated as heretics for some inexplicable reasons.