Don't call me evil god

The messenger glanced around the crowd.

“Give your all to the Supreme Truth, and He will bring you new life and restore you to the power of your ancestors.”

"Witnessing the truth of the world requires the courage to sacrifice everything. It will become your ticket to the new world."

"...who comes first?"

silence.

The dwarves who came here were silent and looked frightened.

They are not stupid!

In this weird situation, who dares to get involved?

I just started talking about the lost inheritance, and now the fox tail is immediately exposed!

After all, we have reached the stage of worshiping the evil god!

The good news is, they don't appear to be "sacrifice."

If they really want to be sacrificed, this messenger doesn't have to talk nonsense with them at all. She can raise her hand to block the [charge] of several dwarves. It's probably not difficult to force them into the altar to sacrifice.

After talking to them so much, this move was obviously to preach to them.

The bad news is that the consequences of believing in evil gods are likely to be more serious than becoming a sacrifice!

Being a sacrifice means you will die immediately. Although it is painful, at least you will not be involved.

Once they are forced to pray and offer their faith to the existence called "Supreme Truth".

After being infused with the evil god's power, even if they are not transformed into monsters, their spirits and thoughts will be greatly affected.

To put it more bluntly:

It will harm your family and friends.

They may be unable to control themselves under the influence of evil gods and do dangerous and terrible things.

Don't tell me the dwarves are afraid.

Peter looked a little oozing.

Because the messenger's tone and attitude were a little too calm.

She was so calm that she seemed to be completely sure that these dwarves would willingly give up their faith.

"...No one wants to try?"

There seemed to be a hint of disappointment in the hoarse voice of the messenger.

She seemed a little regretful.

Pat and the others heard Bron Freeman sneer next to them.

"Pathetic guys, cowardly, short-sighted, the gift of the supreme truth is right in front of them, but they don't even dare to make the simplest attempt."

"If Lord Messenger were not willing to lead the way for them without discrimination, these guys would not be qualified to usher in a new life."

Pete's scalp was numb when he heard it.

Why does this scene and this process feel familiar to him?

Think about it carefully.

According to the messenger, after devoting everything to the "Supreme Truth", the greatest reward that the reborn dwarves can receive is that they can regain the power of their ancestors and obtain the blessings of divine magic that are unique to dwarves.

Um?

This seems to be the blessing that Novan, the god of knowledge, bestows on the dwarves?

What's going on? !

Did these cultists make up a pretense to deceive others, or... could the "Supreme Truth" really come true as the messenger said?

In the past, the blessings that cultists could receive were basically of the same type - powerful power.

What ordinary people get is relatively "simple", which often means that their bodies are strengthened and distorted to a certain extent, and their spirits are polluted.

For example, those gangsters from the Blood Tooth Gang had such abscesses on their bodies.

If you are a mortal with the power given by the gods before being infused with the power of the evil god.

Although such people can no longer receive any blessings from the righteous gods they originally believed in, the blessings they once received will be "solidified" and severely distorted.

Solidification means that even if they abandon their faith in the corresponding god, they can still use the power of blessing, and there is no longer a limit on the number of uses.

Distortion means that the effect of blessing will change dramatically.

Even if it was originally just a harmless harvest spell.

After being twisted by the power of the evil god, the plants catalyzed by the harvest magic will become crazy and bloodthirsty, covered with sharp barbs and thorns, and will even actively attack mortals. Serious professional magic such as glow magic will cause even more severe distortions.

The magical power originally used to heal injuries will turn into a corrosive black shadow, causing huge damage to the target, and such damage will also be seriously polluted when healed by glow magic. Cause secondary damage.

Therefore, although cultists can disguise themselves in daily life, they cannot hide themselves in battle.

The characteristics are too obvious.

There are problems with your combat skills, magic, and divine arts at first glance. Are you right to bless him? He's not right!

He must be a member of the evil god!

In a sense, this is the reason why Novin's followers have never doubted that the god they believe in is an evil god.

Noven hid himself very well.

He never gave power to the believers, and the guidance he sent was regarded by the believers as Noven's power.

Gale and Peter, who were equally surprised, looked at each other.

He also thought about the same question.

How come the "preaching" methods of the Church of Supreme Truth are so similar to those of the Church of Seeking Knowledge?

Of course, if you insist on talking about it, there is still a difference between Novin and the so-called "supreme truth".

Novin just gave believers a qualification.

If a believer does not work hard, he will not be able to master the magic he wants to learn until he dies.

It’s up to mortals to learn and become proficient bit by bit.

The meaning expressed by this black-robed messenger was obviously more exaggerated.

The blessing of "Supreme Truth" is not a qualification, but directly gives you the corresponding magic.

No need to learn or practice.

As long as you believe in it, you can master and use it immediately.

And the magic used is the magic of the righteous gods!

The more this happened, the more creepy Pete felt.

It is well known that the great gods hold their respective powers.

For example, the brewing magic mastered by the God of Wine, only He has such authority, and other gods have no right to intervene or interfere.

The knowledge inheritance brought down by Nowen also includes chanting prayers and praying to the God of Wine Diu in the process of casting magic.

There is no way to bypass the gods in charge of power.

This existence called "Supreme Truth", how can He give the corresponding blessings and enable mortals to master magic?

In silence.

The messenger sighed slightly.

In the quiet environment, this sigh is also particularly obvious.

"Everyone, the gift of the supreme truth is right in front of you, why are you so cowardly."

"My Lord will eventually witness the fate of all things, resistance is useless."

"Please witness the companions who have already accepted the gift of truth. After watching, you will understand that my Lord is the real God, and is definitely not comparable to the false gods of the world."

"Fellow companions, please come forward."

The voice fell.

Bron Freeman beside Pete and others walked out quickly without hesitation.

The dwarves who had saluted the messenger in a neat manner before and had spiral patterns on different parts of their bodies also walked towards the altar at the same time!

...

I am a little entangled in writing, and this plot is written a little slowly. I have to fill a lot of holes, and then dig a lot of new holes.

There will be 3 more tonight!