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In "Silver Rosary", Michael in his Elder disguise and the [[Center Bishop]] observe [[Beth]] being questioned about the Messiah. At first, Michael is a bit uncertain of Beth's extreme dedication to the Messiah but is reassured by the Bishop that this attitude is what they should want. They are not surprised when Beth chooses the Messiah over God, and after the questions finish, Michael decides to let the Bishop proceed how he wishes on the matter, but still notes that she appears to be a bit too selfless and hopes that it will not backfire on them. | In "Silver Rosary", Michael in his Elder disguise and the [[Center Bishop]] observe [[Beth]] being questioned about the Messiah. At first, Michael is a bit uncertain of Beth's extreme dedication to the Messiah but is reassured by the Bishop that this attitude is what they should want. They are not surprised when Beth chooses the Messiah over God, and after the questions finish, Michael decides to let the Bishop proceed how he wishes on the matter, but still notes that she appears to be a bit too selfless and hopes that it will not backfire on them. | ||
In "Scales of Soul", half a year has passed since the Center was completed, and yet a Messiah had still not been sent by God, puzzling the Elders. They wonder what could be causing | In "Scales of Soul", half a year has passed since the Center was completed, and yet a Messiah had still not been sent by God, puzzling the Elders. They wonder what could be causing His inaction, speculating that it could be either the presence of the Yamato Shrine or the [[Ring of Gaea]], but write them off as the [[Amatsukami]] and [[Kunitsukami]] have already been sealed away, and eliminating the Ring of Gaea would be impossible. Unwilling to wait much longer for a Messiah, Uriel brings up the possibility of creating a Messiah themselves. At first, the other Elders are in disbelief at the suggestion, but Uriel reasons that just as they prepared the Center, they will simply be preparing the Messiah, and along the way follow the steps needed to make him resemble the previous Messiah that appeared before the [[Great Cataclysm]]. Michael and Raphael slowly accept the idea, which Uriel calls the Messiah Project. | ||
In "Messian Ceremonial Robes", the Elders summon a priest who eventually becomes the Center Bishop to meet with Michael in his Elder disguise. Michael views him as a promising priest and wishes for him to take command of Tokyo Millennium's construction, a prospect the priest views as a high honor. When the priest mentions that he sees the Elders as his predecessors, Michael corrects him, stating that their true natures are far different from that of the priest. After the Priest excuses himself, the other Elders come out of hiding to discuss his ambition and dedication to the Messian Church. | In "Messian Ceremonial Robes", the Elders summon a priest who eventually becomes the Center Bishop to meet with Michael in his Elder disguise. Michael views him as a promising priest and wishes for him to take command of Tokyo Millennium's construction, a prospect the priest views as a high honor. When the priest mentions that he sees the Elders as his predecessors, Michael corrects him, stating that their true natures are far different from that of the priest. After the Priest excuses himself, the other Elders come out of hiding to discuss his ambition and dedication to the Messian Church. | ||