Those who witnessed that day all know how submissive and devout Count Belem was, listening to the Holy See's teachings and judgment like a lost lamb.
Not a single person at that moment remembered he was a Norman. He was merely a devout believer willing to take responsibility for any mistake, disciplining himself strictly by the Bible and willing to suffer for even a potential sin."
"If he felt he was not guilty, why did he not seek justice? The just Holy See would have cleared his name!"
Cesare suddenly spoke out, feigning a devout appearance as he bowed to the Holy See.
"I must thank Administrative Officer Cesare, for he has raised a good question.
Why did Count Belem not plead his case? After all, Pope Gregory himself was present.
Do you remember what the Book of Romans says?
It says: 'Dearly beloved, avenge not yourselves, but rather give place unto wrath: for it is written, Vengeance is mine; I will repay, saith the Lord.' (New Testament, Romans 12:19)
