In the past, during the papacy of Prophet Disciple Xilan, those prophetic priests held us in contempt and were anxious about us. At the same time, they saw the desolation of the Kagawus Temple and witnessed the Church spread good seeds like a wheat field under God's glory, welcoming a bountiful harvest in autumn. They envied our flock for finding immortal sustenance from faith—children producing children and grandchildren producing grandchildren.
The priests were loyal to the Prophetic God Kagawus, yet they did not engage in reverent worship, toiling in warfare instead.
They exhaustively sought flaws within our beliefs, dispatching a wise sage—Naya—with a sharp tongue as his sword, to split our Church and tarnish our reputation.
Yet in the end, the sage recognized the true nature of the priests and realized they were enslaved by devils of selfish desires and could no more divide our Church for them than be their pawn.
