"At least that's what the high-flying cardinals think.

"So you'll have to deal with Marn alone, unless this is more serious than it seems."

Bishop Fu said:

"You want to give me a reason?

"But this just makes it a little more dignified for me to admit defeat."

The devil shook his head:

"No, what we want to attract is not those arrogant judges, but messengers from the upper world. In the eyes of the church, you have dug out vital information in a dangerous mine that is about to collapse. This is

A very big achievement.

"The most important thing is that this is also a good thing for Chen Yun."

Bishop Fu asked:

"What is it?"

The devil took out the contract with a smile:

"If you want to know, just sign it."

Bishop Fu took it.

The contract stated that the devil would provide important information and evidence that would allow him to get out of these troubles and win the praise of the church, but the price was that he would have to continue to protect Mo Jiangwen and would not even be able to reveal his relationship with this transaction to the church or anyone else.

exist.

Then there are some bits and pieces of information, basically confidentiality clauses and the like, which also include restrictions on the devil himself.

This is a standard format file.

"Very good." Bishop Fu took the pen handed over to him and said, "I signed it."

Of course he will sign it, because this contract uses a standard document prepared for professionals. The devil cannot play tricks on such a document. This is indeed a fact.

But what’s interesting is that there are many similar templates for more professional devils to choose from.

There is naturally a mystery to why he chose this job.

"Okay, then this is what I will provide you." Mo Jiangwen reached out and took out a bottle and some information from his arms, "These are the evidence in my hand. These can prove that Ma En was in East New State.

What have you done."

Bishop Fu took the bottle and the document and looked down at the soul floating in the former:

"What's in here?"

Mo Jiangwen said:

"It is filled with the souls of devil worshipers. They are the devil worshippers who cooperated with the church in Eastern New South Wales. But you and I both know that it was a tragedy. We and you both died at the hands of the devil, and that

It seems to be due to some errors in the magic circle."

Bishop Fu said:

"We are still looking for the guy who killed the man in black robe."

Mo Jiangwen said:

"But if you read their souls carefully and follow the instructions of the document to investigate, you will realize that there is more to the truth than meets the eye, and that's when Marn was sent to investigate these things.

"And actually, I can tell you he was involved in this.

"And as a follower of Shenxiao, he also has sufficient motivations. The whole thing is to prevent Shenxiao's prophecy. In other words, if she will deliberately pay attention to and distract her energy, she will naturally do it.

Send Ma En to deal with it.

"And there he made a deal with demons, and helped them kill angels, and...

"The good people in that church."

Bishop Fu asked in surprise:

"Are you telling the truth?"

This is no small matter.

Mo Jiangwen nodded:

“The real deal.”

How interesting that the bishop was actually asking the devil if what he was saying was true, as if he would admit to lying, since there was no guarantee in their contract that what he was offering was true.

Of course these are all fake.

But these are enough to meet the needs of the bishop. True or false has no meaning to the whole matter, and these evidences are enough to deceive the wings and judges.

His butler is an outstanding master of forgery, and the souls in the bottle do indeed belong to those devil worshipers. He bought them specially. The contents mentioned in the document are basically true, but they are only the final conclusion.

Just some deviations.

Moreover, their process of forging evidence was surprisingly smooth. Every time point matched up perfectly. Many accidental coincidences could be explained by Ma En's intervention. These perjury can be said to be natural.

These coincidences even gave him the illusion that it was Ma En who really killed those angels and Chen Yun's former church members.

The most interesting thing about this matter is that the bishop himself does not care about the authenticity of the evidence. In his opinion, as long as they can help solve the small difficulties he is facing now, the price paid is only a trivial matter.

But the problem is that authenticity does matter.

It's useless if what he offers is true.

Mo Jiangwen's purpose was not to let the angels kill Ma En.

It would be best if Ma En died like this, but all he had to do was delay Ma En for a little while. The final result of this matter is likely to be that although the angels still doubted Ma En, they were eventually forced to stop due to lack of evidence.

.

As long as Ma En handles it well, they will eventually stop.

Then this matter will just go away - assuming he didn't interfere.

The advantage of that standard template is that it allows the bishop to keep his existence secret, which cleverly takes advantage of mortals' fear of exposing their ugly secrets, and this creates an opportunity for him - an opportunity for Chen Yun to get a glimpse of the truth.
Chapter completed!