Monsignore Paulo Boia High Inquisitor of the Vatican was ready to judge Sir Paul and was confident of getting a guilty sentence, and the questioning began this way:

Monsignore Boia: Sir Paul you're accused of commiting acts
against nature, braking your bow of
chastity, seducing members of your own
gender and preaching heretic beliefs, this
being the gravest of many other charges,
what will you say in your defence?

Sir Paul: Well my bow of chastity prescribed no carnal
intercurse or any other moral levity with women
that I had done straight to the book, advocating to
the individuals of my own gender, but preaching
heretic beliefs? I don't know what you mean by that

Monsignore Boia: Don't play the fool, you preach those pagan
ideas that celibacy is unhealthy, that the
books of the bible were gathered together by
Constantine I in 325 after The Council of
Nicaea and that worship of the sacred
femenine.

Sir Paul: Oh yes we're indeed the keepers of those ancient
secrets, the true location of the Mines of King
Solomon, The Location of the Holy Grail...

Monsignore Boia: You blaspheme!!! you claim to know the
Chalice of Christ?, Would you deny that
Templars worship the Head of Baphomet and
use pentagrams in your strange rituals?

Sir Paul: Oh well the Holy Grail is not exactly that what you
mentioned, I do not know where the goblet is, now
the Baphomet thing and the pentagram had usually
been mistaken with satanic stuff, but they are
protective symbols.

Monsignore Boia: Speak now do you consider yourself Christian?
after so much evidence of your outmost
paganism?

Sir Paul: Well Eminence I'm sort of a Gnostic Christian...

Monsignore Boia: Gnostic Christian??? there's not such thing
as Gnostic Christianism.

Sir Paul: Eminence I'm sorry to say this but all the crimes
against nature that you mentioned are the everyday
thing in the court of Clement V, yes we preach
against The Council of Nicaea cause it was a mare
way to unify christians and pagans destroying the
tradition of the sacred femenine, and yes we are
Gnostic Christians the ones who are not afraid to
ask ourselves the why and the how of things.

A roar of yelling and insults were bellowed from the stands where the priests and minor inquisitors were acting as judges or expectators, Chavalier Dumond was pleased to hear the death sentence for Sir Paul he was due to burn on a stake.

"You could kill me" Sir Paul yelled in deep voice "But your greed is bigger than you and you shall keep me alive or my knowledge will perish with me".

At those words Monsignore Boia considered for a moment and whispered to a guard "Don't kill him yet".