Chapter
7
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At the Vatican library basement.
Several male and female librarians were carefully flipping through and reading old texts with gloved hands. Cardinal Clemens quietly watched the sorting process of the ancient documents behind them. He was a French cardinal, which was uncommon, and served as the chief librarian and director of the Vatican Secret Archives. He looked more like a scholar with his light silver curly hair and thin horn-rimmed glasses. Although he was in his 70s, he was in good health and did not look his age.
The documents that the librarians were classifying were the ancient Christian documents that the pope received as a gift in his visit to West Germany. Any work that is contrary to the content of the Bible or that cannot be disclosed to the public was
