However, the Abbot refuses to release the remains, as they are crucial for the monastery's aspiration to become a Royal Pantheon. The tension escalates when a , and the Abbot strikes a deal with Bizén: he may take the remains only if he identifies the killer among the monks. Key Themes
The plot explores how "silence hides the truth," focusing on the hidden ambitions and betrayals of men who have taken vows.
The story touches on the use of holy relics and indoctrination to maintain control over a desperate population. Style and Legacy
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