When the Saintess Arrives, No King Exist Novel

A tale of revolution against systemic oppression. The Holy Pope commands from golden halls while the Knight King luxuriates in silver-embroidered chambers, yet those who labor receive nothing—farmers eat chaff instead of wheat, weavers go clotheless. The common people toil endlessly while nobility rests in comfort, their suffering compounded by stolen wives, seized homes, and murdered families. Debts of blood demand blood repayment as the oppressed rise in violent rebellion. Priests and Popes face execution. Kings and Knights meet their end. Every injustice is slashed away, every grievance balanced. The masses, treated as mere livestock by their rulers, welcome the coming of the Saintess—a figure of deliverance who will eliminate the corrupt hierarchy. With her arrival comes the promise of liberation: no more priests to command, no more kings to rule, no more forced labor to endure, no more taxes to pay. She represents the complete dismantling of an unjust system and the salvation of the oppressed common folk.