It was not often that Luthica returned to, in her eyes corrupt, Kaien. Fate was a thing she stopped believing in a long time ago, so it must have been pure luck for her to tumble into that old home at a crucial time like this. With the news of a ceasefire spreading like a wildfire it was no surprise that even Luthica learned of it. And this was also the entire reason for her visit.

[b]"...oh Children of Glân, lend me your ears! For a evil and wicked monstrosity has started to wander on our holy land! A Beast fearful enough to even halt the continuous bloodlust of the god forsaken Thaos! A monster to whom Donaieth bullets are mere pebbles! An Abomination beyond redemption that can only be smote by our holy teachings! It is now on us to banish this new evil from the our world! His holiness, the pope himself seeks out the bravest, strongest and most righteously faithful heroes to slay those vile creatures! Glory amongst men and a rightful seat amongst the angels is guaranteed to anyone who survives this hell! A hell we can not accept to interrupt our holy conquest! So join us, and together, we will be victorious!"[/b]

A truly zealous speech for most likely anyone but her. Maybe she should have stayed in the army and whore her way up just so she could punch this guy into the face without immediate fear for anything. No, her face mostly shrouded from her robe no one could see her hatred towards this poor man, giving Luthica enough time to calm herself down before getting closer. Grabing one of the fliers on the ground, either dropped by curious people or the preacher himself, she had no reason to get too close to him.

So, it really was a hunt for a monster which alone was the whole reason of the ceasefire. Really, if it was truly capable to even bring Thaos onto its knees it must be just as powerful as the preacher proclaimed. A small grin rose across Luthica's face, perfect. Just perfect. If they recruited volunteers did they even hope to succeed? People more capable than the Kaien Military itself? Or maybe they were just desperate? Whatever it was, this sounded just suicidal enough for Luthica to jump right into it. The only annoying thing left to do was to actually pay a visit to some higher-ups; she doubted they would remember the name of an unimportant soldier, even less in her case.

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[b][i]The Grand Church of Glân,[/b][/i] a place she doubted to ever visit again, even in all her returning trips to Kaien. But now, here she was, standing in front of a building that called forth unpleasant nostalgia. The most crucial part was to not get too upset. With a calming sigh to herself and pulling back her hood, she stepped forward, past the grand entrance, into a new chapter of her life.