Don't call me evil god

Since the advent of the God of Glow, the gods of the New Huili Era have been implementing a traceable system of divine magic.

Those who have not been blessed by the gods cannot use the corresponding divine spells.

Even with the blessing of the gods, there are strict restrictions on the use of divine magic.

This restriction is the restriction on the number of times the magical spell can be cast.

If the number of times the magical spell is released reaches the upper limit within a certain period, the corresponding magical spell will also be unable to be used in the future.

The higher the level of magic, the fewer times it can be cast.

At this point, even Novin is actually "restricted".

He handed over the knowledge related to divine magic to his believers, and believers also had to obtain permission from the corresponding god when casting.

It's just that Nouwen has been able to get permission all the time, so it seems like there is no restriction.

…

The font size of the reply sent by the Illusion Goddess this time was much larger:

"?!"

"Who are you?"

"I slept for less than 500 years this time, and the gods of the new era learned to speak?"

Nuowen was speechless for a moment.

The gods who co-authored the New Hui Li ignored him, not because they were treating him differently, but because they really couldn't speak.

His self-proclaimed new god can speak, but he has become an exception.

"It doesn't matter who I am. Anyway, I have sense and can communicate. That's enough!"

"What's important is why you can't refuse the believers' request to use divine magic."

This time, the goddess of illusion finally gave the answer Noven wanted.

"Because this time the mortals don't know where to find the theocratic core left over from the previous era, or a blank core!"

"This is not something they should be in control of!"

The Goddess of Illusion was also unambiguous. As if she was illiterate, she told Novan what the "theocratic core" was.

A strange substance that is said to have been born at the beginning of the olden times.

Only beings with the core of divine power can have the qualification to "transform faith into divine power."

in other words.

The core of divine power is a necessary prerequisite for becoming a god!

This answer had a huge impact on Novin.

Because it solves a problem that has troubled Noven for a long time:

“What came first, gods or mortals?”

At least in the olden days, with information provided by the Goddess of Visions.

The answer to this question is, mortals came first.

"The existence of gods depends on the faith of mortals."

“The theocratic core anchors a god’s faith.”

Even if you are just a mortal, after you have the core of divine power, if you know how to use it, you can start to collect faith and convert it into divine power.

Put some kind of power under your control.

Eventually he became a god.

In the description of the Goddess of Illusion, the core of divine power is a strange substance that cannot be destroyed by any means.

Anchor the faith with the core and transform the faith into the corresponding power, which is the so-called divine power.

For example, the Goddess of Illusion, the category of her divine power is to create illusions that tamper with cognition.

Therefore, His theocratic core can also be called the "illusion core."

The problem is - the core of the illusion is not under the control of the goddess, but in the hands of the last 31 believers of the Church of Illusion.

This is the most devastating thing for the Illusion Goddess.

Mortals casting divine spells need to correspond to the divine power of gods, which also relies on the core of divine power.

It is like a converter, a device that converts faith into divine power.

Under normal circumstances, gods control this core, which means they control their own divine power.

The gods can decide on their own whether to give mortals divine power to complete divine magic.

The goddess of illusion unfortunately encountered an abnormal situation. She had no control over the core of her illusion!

So it evolved into this scene:

"Mortals pray to me and provide faith. Under normal circumstances, faith is transformed into divine power through the core."

"I gain more divine power and can give some back to mortals."

"But now, the core of theocratic power is not under my control."

"So when a mortal prays, the so-called [Illusion Debris] directly precipitates from the core."

"The essence of this thing is my divine power!"

"If you use this thing to cast magical spells, of course you will be successful!"

"The magic has been cast successfully too many times! I'm about to explode."

Literally exploded.

"Every time a mortal interacts with a god, whether it is praying or borrowing the power of a god, it will cause the god to be weakly affected by the void."

"If the impact accumulates too much, it will be over!"

"The final outcome is to lose your mind, have your core contaminated, and degenerate into an evil god!"

The words of the Goddess of Illusion are full of anxiety.

He is really anxious.

Because she didn't originally intend to be a goddess of illusion.

She had a weak hand, and she only helped a mortal once, and then she claimed to be the so-called goddess of illusions.

Without the core anchoring belief of divine authority, no matter how much mortals pray to the "Illusion Goddess", it will be useless. There will be no so-called illusion magic, let alone the emergence of the real Illusion Goddess.

However, due to a strange combination of circumstances, in the ancient relics excavated by the dwarves, these mortals happened to find a "blank theocratic core" that had not been anchored in the scope of power.

The original "believers" of the Illusion Goddess didn't know the function of this thing, so they just carried it with them.

Until the "believers" performed a prayer.

The power category is clearly directed;

The direction of the divine being is clear.

The core was activated, and the Illusion Goddess was "born".

…

I learned the whole story from the Illusion Goddess.

The old questions were answered.

There are more new questions!

The most crucial one:

"Why do mortals praying to gods cause them to be polluted by the void?"

The goddess of illusion quickly sent a reply to Norwen:

"If we knew the reason at that time, there would be nothing for your new Huili era..."

"The influence of the void accumulates to the end."

"Either it is polluted into a crazy evil god;"

"Either it self-destructs and theocracy collapses;"

"Either the kingdom of God is completely closed, no longer accepting faith, and not responding to the prayers of believers."

"There is no other way to go."

"The old era that lasted for thousands of years ended with the collapse of the gods."

"Because until the end, no god still found the cause of the pollution, and the way to avoid pollution..."

"This is a stable phenomenon."

"It cannot be avoided and cannot be stopped."

"Even the most powerful god still cannot escape the shackles of this phenomenon."

Nowen hissed, and his heart was shaken.

Sure enough, the secrets belonging to the gods, only the gods know the answer.

The reason for the disappearance of the old era is that the gods collapsed.

But the cause of Ragnarok is all on mortals!

Because mortals use divine arts, gods fall!

After thinking about it, Norman realized the problem.

"According to this meaning, the gods of the New Huili era will also have a final end!"

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I really didn't deliberately fill it with water. This plot needs to be written a little more carefully. Many things related to gods can now be inferred based on information.

There are 3 more chapters, which will be posted together before 0 o'clock!

Guozi will work harder to reduce the water content as much as possible.