In the end, even the undisputed leading figure of the city of Zans, Count Onen, brought his family along to see the mural in the Holy Jade Cathedral.

This was something that the clergymen of the Universal Church had failed to anticipate. At the time, Lia and the archbishop of the parish were the ones who had welcomed Count Onen and his family.

None of the members of the family had any artistic inclinations, so they knew nothing about oil paintings and had only visited to see what the fuss was all about. The only one in the family with some artistic acumen was the countess, but her skills were only of a slightly higher level than a complete novice. Of course, with parents like these, their children also hadn't developed much of a taste for fine art.

As mentioned by Chahan, Countess Onen came from a family where she had two other sisters, and interestingly enough, she had also given birth to three daughters herself.

Thankfully, the Universal Church didn't have to suck up to these nobles as it was a religious organization that didn't rely on support from nobles.

Thus, even though the archbishop of the parish was greeting Count Onen and his family with a warm smile, he made no attempt to suck up to them. After all, he knew that this entire family followed the Holy World Church.

Lia also had a polite smile on his face, but he was standing completely...