Upon hearing Primo's question, Archbishop Pedro couldn't help but swallow hard.
Prime Minister Primo still exudes a strong sense of pressure, especially considering that he had recently quelled the Carlo's faction's rebellion.
Archbishop Pedro was certainly unwilling to be at the mercy of others, but what good way was there to resist the Primo government?
With the precedent set by the Carlos faction, Archbishop Pedro had no confidence in the Church's resistance.
“No, that’s not it,” Archbishop Pedro quickly said. “Of course I would not oppose the government; I was merely offering some opinions on the arrest of church members.”
“Bishop Pedro, I understand your opinion. But the assassination is a serious matter and requires thorough investigation to determine if anyone is a suspect,” Pr
