Don't call me evil god

There is no doubt that Novin received a burst of faith from the 30 believers near the altar of creation.

Although Nowin no longer lacks divine power.

But this is enough to show how much impact the miracle of creation has on believers.

It only costs 0.5 knowledge points to exchange for a piece of toast in the Creation Altar.

What is this concept?

Basically, it can be roughly equaled that as long as believers live normally near the altar of creation, they can achieve bread freedom!

Even if the believer is just an ordinary person and has no intention of fighting monsters, he can still do this!

After activating the Altar of Creation, Novan issued a series of oracles that completely standardized the mechanism of the knowledge point system through clear numerical values.

The most important "task" system is the core mechanism used by Noven to guide believers and reward knowledge points.

For this reason, there are several more strange "divine creations" in the Kingdom of God.

Thanks to Noven figuring out the "source" of his divine power, that is, the source of knowledge points that he can reward his believers.

The whole comes from three parts:

First, the divine power transformed by believers’ devout prayers is the most stable source and the conditions for its output are also very simple. For example, the faith that bursts out after witnessing the miracle of creation belongs to this part.

Secondly, believers are doing things that are consistent with their identity. This is a rule and mechanism that Noven figured out through summary and analysis.

Farmers farming, merchants trading, blacksmiths casting, workers working... these will also contribute a small amount of divine power to Novan.

The third is to eliminate the dependents polluted by the evil god and directly steal them from other evil gods!

When he first traveled through time, Noven had no idea about his clergy or divine power, and he didn't have a clear standard for awarding points to believers.

It's different now.

Novin uses the first source of divine power as his baseline.

As long as a mortal believes in Novan and actively prays, the maximum amount of divine power that faith can convert into in one day is calibrated by Novan as 1 unit of divine power, which is 1 knowledge point.

Novin published it directly and clearly in the form of a "task".

Believers can complete the task of [Praying to the Lord] once a day. After meeting the conditions, they will receive reward points.

Believers no longer need to figure it out on their own, but Novan directly gives clear requirements and rewards.

In addition, Noven also wrote and prepared a lot of additional tasks, corresponding to his other two sources of divine power.

This is also in line with Noven's long-standing habit. Everything is clearly displayed in front of believers, and as long as they complete the requirements, they can get rewards, instead of vaguely drawing a pie.

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When the believers were still developing in Greenport, Noven located the core through the Holy Altar of Creation. After learning about the effect of the Altar of Creation, he had already made plans.

To put it simply.

Novin stopped pretending.

He showed his hand.

In the past, he had considered disguising himself as a god of order, asking believers to establish a good relationship with the God of Radiance, Wilderness, and Wealth, and then establish their own church.

Now Noven's plan has changed.

joke.

In the past, Noven's biggest advantage was that believers could learn any combat skills, magic, and divine arts without being restricted by their beliefs. This gave him the opportunity to develop his church into a war-mad church, with each believer being a professional.

Novin's weakness is its lack of material foundation.

Only the superstructure without the underlying foundation is unstable.

The Creation Altar and the matching Creation Holy Table perfectly make up for this!

As long as you consume divine power, you can create things out of thin air.

Novin has tried it in the Kingdom of God with the Sacred Platform of Creation.

There is some kind of purification mechanism that automatically takes effect in this mysterious holy altar building. After his divine power is injected, the chaotic part will flow into the strange and huge beating heart above the building;

Immediately afterwards, some thin gray mist will be pumped out from the heart, blending into the endless gray mist in the Kingdom of God.

Pure divine power completed the steps of creating creation out of thin air under some unknown principle.

As the creation altar is activated, the creations in the altar can cross the boundary between the kingdom of God and the mortal world and come to the front of mortal believers!

Although I can only make toast bread now.

But Noven no longer needs to consider establishing a good relationship with other gods.

The “power of creation” is at hand.

The gods of the old days are the gods of the old days, and the evil gods are evil gods.

It doesn’t matter anymore!

He is the gods!

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The Misty Valley where the Creation Altar is located is definitely a very suitable place for Noven to establish and develop the church.

Noven was not afraid of the dark forest that others avoided like snakes and scorpions.

Isn't it more polluted than the evil god?

Novin has never lost in this regard.

The number of monsters near the misty valley has dropped sharply, and there are even no monsters near the gray mist, which proves this point.

The monsters that dare to get close here seem to be a bit confused about the big and small kings.

Noven could distinguish the gray fog outside the valley when the believers approached.

Isn't this the endless gray fog in his divine kingdom!

He is also very familiar with this!

When Brandon reached out and touched the gray fog, Noven successfully established contact with the gray fog!

Only after establishing contact did Nouwen react.

His past consumption of divine power in the Kingdom of God was not to "dispel" the gray mist, but to cause the gray mist to change its position and shape!

By injecting divine power, he can make the gray fog move as he wishes.

However, the vast gray fog in the Kingdom of God is endless, unlike the limited number of these in the Misty Valley.

The gray fog was removed and looked like it was dispersed.

Norwen also figured out why the adventurers who had entered the gray fog before disappeared.

This gray fog from the Kingdom of God also has extremely strong pollution, and the severity of the pollution is probably second only to Norwen's own divine power.

And the way the gray fog pollutes mortals is very special.

"Assimilation".

Anyone who steps into it, whether mortal or monster, as long as they are not certified as Norwen's believers at the information level, will be polluted by the gray fog and assimilated into part of the gray fog.

This is the truth behind the adventurer's disappearance.

As for the cultist who appeared in the valley, Norwen also understood why he was not assimilated.

The hexagonal gem that the cultist accidentally carried was used to activate the creation altar, which made him misidentified by the gray fog, and then he was released.

In a sense, isn't the gray fog outside the valley a low-profile version of [Past Glory]?

The defense line to protect the territory is also in place.

Beyond the border is the "no man's land" that the Reyak Kingdom and other God Churches don't care about at all, so there is no need to worry about conflicts with other churches over believers.

All conditions have been met.

Even.

What Norwen himself didn't expect was that.

The series of tasks and encouragements he designed to establish his own territory had a much greater impact on the believers than Norwen expected.

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