Don't call me evil god

When Miranda came to her senses, she was already following the Seeking Knowledge Sect’s army on the way to the third Bloodfang Gang’s stronghold. She realized that something seemed to be wrong.

What was she planning to do in the Lower City?

Oh, yes.

The divine arts warned her that there was a threat related to the evil god in the Lower City.

She wanted to find evidence.

Now she not only found evidence, but also got something extra.

A sect that seemed to believe in the old gods, and this group of people was so bold that they dared to openly pretend to be the Crusaders!

The problem is, their purpose of pretending to be the Crusaders seemed to be to attack the enemies who had really been bewitched by the evil god?

They even took the initiative to ask her for help just now, asking her to go and destroy another evil stronghold influenced by the evil god.

She subconsciously agreed?

Miranda was very sure that the Bloodfang Gang had been bewitched by the evil god.

Before going to the Rose Berry Pavilion, Gale took her to the Blood Red Mercenary for a tour and let her see the environment where several mage believers were cleaning up after the battle.

Witnessing the Bloodfang Gang members with ugly tumors on their necks, swollen limbs, and pus spraying out of their wounds, and feeling the familiar disgusting crazy aura on them, Miranda decisively took out the photo crystal to record it.

The evidence of the influence of the evil god is irrefutable.

But Miranda was in a dilemma when it came to judging the position of the Seeking Knowledge Sect.

The things before the new Huili were completely Miranda's blind spot. She didn't have any knowledge about this in the knowledge she could learn from the Glowing God Sect. It was Mr. Bahamut who suddenly appeared and told her about these old things.

If Miranda had followed her previous thoughts, she would have returned to the church immediately and reported everything she saw in the lower city.

Bishop Skate's statement that items related to the evil god were being transported in Green Harbor was definitely wrong.

The Bloodfang Gang was bewitched by the evil god, and the evidence was irrefutable. The Crusaders needed to be dispatched immediately to eliminate them;

The Seeking Knowledge Sect, there are warning signs of divine arts, and it is recommended to pay attention and investigate!

With this explanation, her mission was completed.

But Bishop Skate likes a one-size-fits-all style.

Since the divine arts have been warned, there is a high probability that an order will be issued to expel or even kill the Seeking Knowledge Sect.

Now Miranda is a little hesitant.

"The followers of the old gods... are they really going to be counted as the followers of the evil god and eliminated?"

"His followers all look very righteous?"

"Besides, is Bishop Skate's decision really right?"

It is difficult for mortals who are bewitched by the evil god to hide their crazy aura.

Especially the trained crusaders, who can almost detect the difference between the followers of the evil god and normal people as long as they get close.

Miranda did not feel any signs of the influence of the evil god on the followers of the Seeking Knowledge Sect.

They are all very rational and friendly.

What's more, these people did not hesitate to disguise themselves as crusaders and fought a desperate battle with the Blood Fang Gang who really surrendered to the evil god.

Just by seeing the Blood Fang Gang members lying in all directions in the Blood Red Mercenary Base, Miranda could imagine the intensity of the battle.

After discovering Miranda and other members of the Glorious God Cult, if the people of the Seeking Knowledge Cult were really followers of the evil god, the best way would definitely be to kill them directly, so that there would be no danger of being exposed for the time being.

As a result, not only did they not harm Miranda and her companions, they even took the initiative to ask her for help to attack the Blood Fang Gang's base?

Unconsciously, her attitude had begun to deviate.

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After cleaning up the scene of the Blood Red Mercenaries and on the way to the raid on the Rose Berry Customs Pavilion, Pete made a simple and practical classic tactical allocation:

"It took some time, and it should be too late to assassinate."

"But now Ms. Warren and her companions have joined! We can directly change to a strong attack!"

"Warrior friends are at the forefront, Reina is responsible for the support of the stealth, the mage listens to my command and focuses the fire, the rangers are the same as before, protect the priest, and protect Ms. Warren and her companions."

"In short, those who can resist, hold on, those who can fight, use their strength, and those who can heal, add!"

The crowd responded loudly.

Miranda looked around in disbelief: "Wait, you just assign tactics like this?"

Pet was a little puzzled: "Why, is there any problem?"

Miranda felt that her worldview was impacted again.

This is completely different from other teams she has seen fighting against evil gods or monsters!

"You just let the warriors stand in the front and take the most dangerous position. Will they be willing?"

"Why don't you make it clear in advance how much extra rewards the first batch of people who meet the enemy will have?"

Gail, who was next to Miranda, shook his head when he heard this: "Oh, you mean that? We don't need it in the Seeking Knowledge Sect."

"As soon as we heard that we were going to fight against enemies related to the evil gods, everyone's enthusiasm was full."

"We are just afraid that we will act too slowly, and our companions will finish the enemy, and we won't even have a sip of soup."

Gail was clearly speaking the common language of the continent, but Miranda heard the feeling of the heavenly book.

Her first reaction was disbelief.

"This is a fight against the followers of the evil god. Aren't you afraid? How can you be so active?"

Gail exclaimed, puzzled and asked back: "Because as long as we eliminate the enemies who have accepted the power of the evil god, the great god will give us rewards as a reward for our efforts."

"The more heroic the battle and the more contributions you make, the richer the rewards will be."

"Will the God of Radiance not reward the Crusaders for their feats?"

This question almost made Miranda speechless.

This was the first time she knew that fighting against the followers of the evil god could be rewarded by the gods!

The Crusaders went out to fight against the followers of the evil god, but they never received any rewards from the God of Radiance.

For people like Miranda, after believing in the God of Radiance, the gods responded to her with several divine arts during her long prayers and practice.

For example, divine arts such as [Divine Word: Shield] and [Secondary Healing], which Miranda could release after chanting prayers, were the powers she received from the God of Radiance.

As for the possibility of being rewarded by the gods for fighting against the cultists who surrendered to the evil god, Miranda had never thought of this possibility.

In order to mobilize the enthusiasm of the members of the Crusaders, the church relied on instilling in them the belief in the mission of eliminating evil.

And, various tangible material rewards.

The first batch of people who fought were the most dangerous, and the church often promised them additional rewards.

Not to mention the adventurers and mercenaries who killed monsters in the wild.

It is customary for the team members who are responsible for the enemy to take most of the team's income.

The number of monsters killed can be exchanged for money or other things as rewards in the Glowing God Church with the iconic parts of the monsters as proof.

In short, these rewards all come from the church established by mortals who believe in the Glowing God, not the gifts of the gods.

In Miranda's cognition, the rewards of the gods must be very precious.

How come the believers of this "old god" can get the rewards of the God of Knowledge directly just by attacking the evil god's followers?

Somehow, Miranda suddenly felt an inexplicable emotion called envy in his heart.

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