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Thoughts on the scenario after completing "Hammers of Fate".
It seems the reference is to the time after death, when Godric and Frida will meet in the afterlife.
One request – one sacrifice. If Elrath starts annihilating all their enemies at the slightest whim of the people, everyone will immediately turn to him with requests. The fact that Elrath killed a person is an exceptional case. He did it only because of Godric's dying wish, one of his most loyal knights. In general, the gods try not to interfere too often in the affairs of mortals.
Let's assume Elrath didn't kill Alaric because he didn't want to interfere in the affairs of mortals. But why did he take all the archangels away? After all, not everyone obeyed the Red Church, and it turns out that Elrath not only didn't help those loyal to him (the murder of Laslo being an exception), but also decided to deprive them of the help of the archangels. I have a feeling that he really wanted the war to continue for as long as possible...