Don't call me evil god

Near the stone castle.

The believers of the great God of Knowledge entered a state of mobilization preparation as Pat shared a series of information about the "Supreme Truth Church" at the Temple of Truth.

When all believers can be mobilized into a temporary combat force, even a few hundred people can burst out with impressive power.

He considers himself to be quite strong, and is confirming whether the materials for casting spells and spells are sufficient. He goes to meet with Pate to receive the token necessary to be summoned to the Temple of Truth, and plans to participate in the beheading of the mysterious messenger.

Those who were less powerful began to pack their bags, check their packages, and prepare to go to the excavation site deep in the Lingyi Wetland to "participate in the grand event."

Each has his or her own goals.

So what is the great god of knowledge doing?

The answer is: He is watching a play.

Nuo Wen was so moved that he couldn't wait to call it "wonderful".

From the moment Lancelot followed the man in black robes to the excavation site, Novin began to watch the show.

When he saw the extremely huge "corpse" of the monster through Lancelot's perspective, Novin was so greedy that he wanted to go directly into the mortal world and hold it and gnaw it alive!

"Hey! My friend, you smell so good!"

From the perspective of a believer: A terrifying monster with a strength exceeding level 6 will cause huge damage to the Spirit Wing Wetland and Stone Castle after awakening, which may very well mean the birth of a new civilized forbidden area!

From Noven's perspective: Shiquan Dabu Pill!

The pollution of the void that other gods avoid, to Novan, isn't that the power of prostitution for free?

And it is the kind of pure divine power that Noven can give to believers as a "legendary experience"!

For such a long time, believers in the first echelon have generally been stuck at the peak of level 2 and the threshold of level 3, and the efficiency of obtaining legendary experience is very low.

For example, the Ceylon Evernight disaster looked very scary, and a large number of monsters appeared in the Kingdom of Leyak in [Past Glory].

But if you calculate it carefully, because the power of the void was suppressed by the magical barrier of [Past Glory], the monsters born were basically of level 0 and level 1 strength. The situation was quickly controlled by Norven believers, leading to chaos. The degree does not increase but decreases.

Low-level monsters have very little pure divine power that can be plundered by Noven, and naturally there is very little "legendary experience" that can be provided to believers.

The main gain from that disaster was that it greatly improved the reputation of the Ceylon region, which is now almost a mainstream region that believes in the God of Knowledge.

Not much legendary experience was accounted for, and Norwin even spent a little money from his own pocket to subsidize the believers who conquered the Countess's castle in the form of mission rewards.

It's not that Novin doesn't want to give his believers more legendary experiences, but he only has so much on hand.

If believers don't work hard to eliminate cultists and monsters, Norwin will not be able to obtain the corresponding pure divine power.

After coming to Stone Castle, Noven's mouth started to water when he saw the cultists hiding in the second altar of creation.

These are all the descendants who have been infused with the power of the evil god, and the altar of flesh and blood is even filled with void pollution once a month!

Killing them will definitely get you a lot of divine power!

That's why Noven did not hesitate to provide large rewards to the believers who came to Stone Castle to track down clues related to the men in black robes, that is, to the Church of Supreme Truth.

It is common sense that you must make a nest before fishing, otherwise you will be in trouble.

The reward Noven gives to the believers is the nest he made. He encourages the believers to seize the time and kill all these cultists of the supreme truth. By then, the gods you believe in will eat a lot, and you will also get more. Lots of rewards!

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Regarding the huge tentacle that Lancelot witnessed in the excavation site, Novin was certain that the monster it represented was not dead.

It just enters a special state of "suspended animation".

The reason is the stone wall that suppresses it. When Noven tried to use the perspective of God's Eye to see what was going on inside the stone wall, he was blocked by an invisible barrier, blocking his divine power.

This stone wall is obviously not a miraculous work of nature, but a carefully prepared barrier, or in other words - a cage!

Its effect is somewhat similar to [Past Glory], which has the effect of blocking the intrusion of void pollution. Although the scale is smaller, the effect is more powerful.

The monster's body was trapped inside, unable to connect with its "source of power" for a long time, and it eventually fell into a state of suspended animation that was like death.

The monster in this state will lose all vitality and vitality in order to preserve the large amount of void pollution power contained in its body.

This is what Nouwen covets!

How much "damage" his believers can cause to this monster, how much divine power can Novin use to rob it!

Bacon and Lancelot tried in the right direction.

They failed to cause damage to the tentacle simply because they did not "damage" enough and failed to break the defense.

This is indeed an extremely terrifying and powerful monster for mortals.

The surface of the tentacles is protected by tough leather. Not to mention ordinary slashing and stabbing, it must be at least level 2 or higher combat skills to have enough power to affect it, or a sophisticated weapon that can be strengthened enough to break through the defense.

Or just find its weak point.

Novin also figured out the reason why the cultists used living people to sacrifice it.

The passage dug by the Barbarian dwarves destroyed the integrity of the outer layer of the stone chamber, allowing the monster in suspended animation to have a channel to reconnect with the void.

But if you want to wake it from suspended animation, destroying the stone chamber alone is not enough.

It is necessary to use sacrifice as a trigger to actively infuse power into the monster and gradually awaken it.

Moreover, the effect of infusing power into the tentacles is very poor.

For example.

The effect of giving blood transfusion to a person is very different between pumping blood directly into the heart and transfusing blood into the capillaries.

These cultists are digging in the excavation site, in fact, they are trying to find a place closer to the core of this monster. Sacrificing in that position will have a hundred times or a thousand times the effect of infusing power into the tentacles.

If Norwen's bottom line is lower, he can even wait for the cultists to awaken this monster, and then arrange for the believers to harvest a big wave!

After all, the awakened monster contains more void power, and Norwen can also grab more pure divine power.

Before this monster wakes up, it is equivalent to a big wooden stake that will not resist at all. How much damage Norwen's believers can cause to it, Norwen can plunder more pure divine power.

So Norwen naturally does not intend to stop Lancelot and his reckless behavior.

All Norman needs to give them is a simple guide.

He doesn't mind the believers using any means, as long as they can eventually achieve Norman's goal, that's enough!

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The fifth chapter is here, and there will be another chapter later