Remember the tasks assigned from above.

The older clergy member reminded understand.

Find Lya's location and report it immediately.

The young clergy member said, "Yes.

" The older clergy member nodded in satisfaction.

But even if Lini really were to come, how could he possibly mix in with his crowd given his status? The young clergy members still felt that this task was nonsense.

Others had no choice but to squeeze in there.

What conditions did Lenny have? Did he need to squeeze in with these people? Don't think like that.

He's much more lowkey than you think.

There's a saying, be high-profile in doing things, but low-key in being a person.

Learn well.

The older clergy member huffed and began another round of lecturing.

The young clergy member immediately shut his mouth, not wanting to continue feeling uncomfortable on this topic.

However, it was also normal to think if Lenny were to come, he would definitely keep a low profile.

Otherwise, wouldn't he worry about being targeted by the Holy Sea? Mixing in with the crowd might even allow him to take advantage of the chaos, but if he were discovered, he would definitely receive special treatment.

At that time, not only would he gain no benefits, but he would also lose face, which would be a huge loss.

The key point was that the news of Lini attending this sacred prayer assembly had long been spread worldwide, and almost everyone was paying attention to this matter.

Moreover, the Holy Sea had even unprecedentedly announced that on the day of the sacred prayer assembly, audiences from all sectors of society would be allowed to watch the entire event.

To achieve this goal, the Holy Sea spent a fortune to build a viewing platform.

It was clear to anyone with discernment what the Holy Sea was up to.

There was no need for further elaboration.

They simply wanted the whole world to see Lynn Y's performance at the sacred prayer assembly.

However, after half an hour, the bustling crowd of attendees had basically all entered the venue.

Yet, the Holy Seas personnel still had not spotted Lini.

On the viewing platform, Archbishop Leong Gene Tion, who had already taken his seat, was scanning the crowd, waiting for the sacred prayer assembly to begin, but he still did not see Lin Ya<unk>s figure.

Archbishop, could it be that Guai is deliberately deceiving us?" murmured the blackclad clergy member standing beside him.

"No.

" Leang Jin Tion shook his head.

Even if Guu wanted to deceive them, he definitely wouldn't use Lin Ya<unk>s name.

After all, this would bring no benefits to either Lin Yi or the alliance.

If Lini comes, it essentially means he acknowledges the Holy Sea's dominant position in the Holy Light system, equivalent to surrendering in this sectarian struggle.

If Lini does not come, while this situation can be avoided, there will undoubtedly still be angles for the Holy Sea to fabricate accusations.

For instance, cowardice or untrustworthiness.

As long as you are willing, you can always find a way to attack Lini.

It would be better not to mention Lin Y's attendance at the sacred prayer assembly from the start so that if others wanted to nitpick at Lin Yei regarding the sacred prayer assembly, it would be purely stirring up trouble without reason.

In any case, if Guushi were to use this matter to deceive Leong Gene Tion, it would be pure foolishness.

Does he really think he can swagger in? Leong Gene Tion frowned from Lin Ya's various deeds.

He doesn't seem like such a high-profile person.

Then where is he now? Chapter 365.

The late arrival of Linu.

The time was almost up.

Lini glanced at the clock, closed the book in his hands, and sat up from the recliner.

Judging by the time, he would probably arrive at the southern Holy Sea headquarters just as the opening ceremony was finishing.

Lenny had no interest in arriving early like everyone else to listen to Leong Gene Tion spout empty words.

He had already grown tired of such things in his previous life.

As for whether being late mattered, it was not an issue at all.

The Holy Sea was eager for Lini to attend the saintly prayer meeting, let alone being late.

They would even postpone the event for him if he wished to attend.

What they feared was that he wouldn't show up.

Moreover, if Ly was late, the Holy Sea could make a big deal out of it, which was beneficial for them.

It was a win-win situation.

As for Lini, he didn't te care at all because as long as he attended the saintly prayer meeting, nothing that happened beforehand mattered.

No one would pay attention to his tardiness when it came time for him to participate.

Compared to what Lini was about to do, such trivial matters were hardly worth discussing.

Thinking of this, Lin movement slowed even more.

In his view, the later he arrived, the better the effect would be.

So, let those people wait.

As the sun gradually moved westward, the once bustling scene of the saintly prayer meeting began to lose its fervor and excitement.

Despite the large number of participants, the atmosphere was not as vibrant as it had been in the morning.

The grandstand, carefully prepared by the holy sea, was now visibly less populated with more than half of the attendees gone.

The remaining people were scattered about, and compared to the alliance's skill temple, the size of the audience was indeed pitifully small.

However, this was quite normal since the saintly prayer meeting was only aimed at holy light professions and other professions generally had little interest in it.

The main purpose of the prayer meeting was to maintain the holy seas interpretive authority over the holy light and by distributing some benefits to holy light professionals to win over public sentiment with little other significance.

Of course, the prayer meeting also had another purpose to compete with the alliance's skill temple.

The alliance had won and the holy sea couldn't te be left out.

It was a typical competitive mindset.

Aside from these points, the prayer meeting didn't te hold much other significance.

Consequently, in previous years, few paid attention to it.

Many non-holy light professionals were completely unaware that such an event existed.

It could be said that if it weren't for the news of Lin Yei attending the prayer meeting this year, there probably wouldn't be so much attention on the event.

For the vast majority of people, the prayer meeting had nothing to do with them and wasn't he worth much attention.

However, if there was something exciting to watch, it was a different story.

Because of this, the crowd wanting to witness the prayer meeting in the morning was unprecedentedly large.

Fortunately, Leang Gene Tion had invested in building a sturdy grandstand.

Otherwise, it might have been crushed by the influx of spectators.

Time flew by and soon it was almost evening.

Although the prayer meeting continued, the flow of people in the grand stand had drastically diminished compared to the morning.

Those who had entered in the morning were there to see Lini.

After waiting for a while without catching a glimpse of him, many impatient spectators began to leave.

By evening, aside from a few fervent believers, most of the remaining attendees were holy sea staff.

Those who had come to see the spectacle had already departed.

As the archbishop, Leang Jin Tion still sat in the central position of the grandstand, maintaining the demeanor expected of someone in his position.

The departure of others had no bearing on him.

In fact, even if Lin Yin T caused such a stir this year, he as Archbishop would still have to observe the entire event.

Archbishop, here is the report I just collected.

A blackclad priest approached and handed Leong Gene Tion a document.

Leong Gene Tion took it, glanced over it briefly, and returned it to the priest.

"Well done.

It's time for us to reclaim the high ground in public opinion.

" Leong Jin Tion said with a slight smile, clearly satisfied.

To be honest, he found it somewhat strange.

Lini s reputation had soared to the point of threatening the Holy Sea.

Yet today, it seemed he wasn't te as formidable as rumored.

In fact, Linny had even dug a pit for himself by announcing his intention to attend a prayer meeting regardless of whether he showed up or not.

It was already destined that he would be under scrutiny.

After all, the news had already spread and if he didn't te deny it promptly, everyone would naturally assume he intended to attend.

Now, however, he had not appeared on site.

If Leong Gene Tion did not seize this opportunity to create a stir in public opinion, then his decades of life would have been wasted.

He sighed inwardly, thinking that Chinlu, that old fool, really should have stepped down long ago.

He had been outwitted by such an unworthy young man, which was simply pathetic.