Everett was a coward, afraid of death, which is why he pushed Maurice Kingsley and the others to go ahead. However, his devotion to the "Lord of Wind" was unquestionable. It's just like the missionaries from Clayton Bertram's past life, who had a preference for young boys but knew they were good preachers because their faith was genuine. Everything came from their faith, so of course, they were devout.
Therefore, when the scene of the Lord of Wind being punished was revealed to him through a miracle, he truly broke down, and he knelt weakly on the ground.
"All sins are mine, please spare My God!" Everett sobbed painfully.
