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- The statue had to be removed. - Patriarch-Tentacle couldn't help but notice where his interlocutor's gaze was directed and decided to comment. - It was more than a worthy work of art, and I have nothing but respect for the sculptor for the work he did and the passion he showed for his craft. However, in my confession, the worship of idols is condemned. As you rightly pointed out, we honor the world we live in, the Goddess-Mother of all living and non-living things that surround us, the one and only Anuzish. Nevertheless, I do not harbor any animosity towards Arselia. Who knows, perhaps she really was an avatar, an earthly incarnation of the Goddess? At the very least, I have reason to believe that she was a worthy woman who saved humanity from the unenviable fate that awaited it due to the otherworldly invasion. However, the truth is that Arselia has not been in this world for a very, very long time. According to historical chronicles, more than five thousand years have passed since her murder by Akonia. A long time, wouldn't you agree? That is why I do not think it is right for us, mortals, to worship the ghost of the past. But Anuzish exists; you only need to take a deep breath of air to be convinced of this. - Having done exactly what he had just suggested, Evgeny Kripov smirked. - Proof of Her love for us is the fact that we are alive. And in return, we must also love Her and protect Her from harm, both otherworldly and local. As for your acquaintance, my colleague... Although I do not share his point of view, I can understand it. In this regard, the difference between the two of us lies only in the chosen method. I believe that you aliens can be given a chance; at best, you may even benefit this world with your presence. And even if you live a life "in vain," without bringing any harm or benefit to those around you, that is not such a bad result either. But he, as I understand it, is inclined to eliminate problematic and unreliable elements before they can sow the seeds of chaos around them. Be that as it may, in this country, I am now responsible for religious matters, so you do not need to worry about your exile. But taking this opportunity, I want to give you a stern warning. I still feel a poisonous skepticism towards life and echoes of gloomy melancholy in you. It's time for you to get rid of this, don't you think? I cannot claim to be an expert on the topic of "Aiyano Yamagami's life," but in my opinion, you have been given excellent cards, far better than most people living in this world, regardless of whether they are children of Anuzish or aliens. Do you know that before your visit here, as many as two people were concerned about your fate? First, Her Highness Princess Naria spoke about how wonderful you are and that you should not be exiled, and that your temple would benefit the country. Then, Lord Ravenyage also pleaded not to exile you after hearing about my Mandate of Sincerity. To be honest, I am somewhat familiar with this man, so his behavior surprised me a little. I am telling you this not for idle chatter, but so that you understand that you are surrounded by love and care, which many, unfortunately, are deprived of. Therefore, you have no excuse to greet a new day with anything other than joy and peace. Answering your question, the children of Anuzish have every right to freedom of will, and therefore, if they deem it necessary to go to your temple, neither I nor my colleagues will prevent them from doing so. Of course, if it turns out that your faith poses a threat to the well-being of this world, then we will have to intervene.