Reynard led several dozen Cavalry straight at the church's main gate, his clean, decisive manner showing not the slightest hint of pressure, as if he'd completely stopped caring about his former identity.
Or rather, it was precisely that former identity that made him so decisive now!
The Church's power in this kind of small town wasn't big; the intel clearly said they had only a dozen or so people, the rest were just believers.
Among them were two Priests who could use Divine Arts, plus some Crusaders as guards, and the rest were ordinary folk.
A Cavalry charge causing this much commotion should long since have been noticed, yet bizarrely the church had no reaction at all, just left its main doors wide open.
If Hamlet's school were being invaded, they'd probably have slammed the doors shut already, then handed out weapons to the teenage militia trainees and started a proper defense.
