"Have I come to pray to you?"

Upon hearing Su Bai's request, Claudia showed a strange expression. She naturally understood the ancient Elvish language and could recognize the meaning of the two characters at the center of the prayer spell.

"I'm just testing out my newfound abilities."

Su Bai offered a different explanation.

That's how it is.

It's definitely easier to accept than saying he has divine powers.

Claudia was still somewhat incredulous. She frowned slightly, her expression suggesting she found it absurd and laughable, but she couldn't directly refuse Su Bai's seemingly joking request.

"Prayer spells cannot be used indiscriminately. If they are directed at an unknown entity, they may invite a terrible curse."

She gave a serious reminder.

Su Bai said, "I have already tested this technique and there are no problems. I just wanted to confirm it with you."

Upon hearing this, Claudia's expression immediately turned serious, and she frowned.

"You're really bold."

She felt a mix of resentment, blame, and lingering fear.

Su Bai's willingness to experiment with prayer techniques is tantamount to performing acrobatics on the edge of an abyss; one wrong move could destroy the entire White Emperor Town.

And the demands he's making now are utterly absurd...

For a moment, Claudia wondered if Su Bai had been possessed by a demon at some point.

She shook her head, not thinking much of it.

As required.

She meticulously drew the prayer symbol for the healed hand on the paper, and as she finished the last stroke, a miraculous light shone on both of their faces.

"It really worked..."

Claudia wasn't the only one shocked at the scene.

Su Bai's expression was also incredibly interesting.

Praying to him is helpful.

Doesn't this mean he can now spread his faith among humankind like a god?!

"you?!"

Claudia's gaze shifted several times as she looked at him, momentarily speechless. Her ample breasts heaved, and finally, she asked in an uncertain tone:

"This is a special ability you possess, right?"

"yes."

Su Bai said this deliberately.

Because the truth of this matter is indeed very horrifying.

Players may not have a special concept of gods, and may only regard them as some stronger bosses who will attack you if you dare to show your health bar.

But for local residents...

Gods are supreme beings who can only be revered and worshipped, and whose deities one dares not harbor the slightest thought of blasphemy.

Whether his current actions are true or not.

This is blasphemy!

"...No one else knows about this yet, right?"

Claudia asked quickly.

Su Bai nodded. "I understand the seriousness of this matter, so I dare not ask anyone to test it. You are the person I trust the most, so please don't tell anyone else."

"Just pretend nothing happened."

Claudia conjured a ball of flame in her palm, instantly burning the test paper to ashes.

"Don't worry, I know what I'm doing."

Su Bai comforted him.

Claudia had already sat back down in her chair, flipping through the various documents piled up in front of her. Hearing this, she looked up at Su Bai, her bright eyes showing a blank expression.

"Sir, please leave if there's nothing else. This is a restricted office area, and unauthorized personnel are not allowed to enter."

She emphasized the words "idle people" very much.

"You don't need to be so nervous."

Su Bai chuckled.

"What's there to be nervous about? What nonsense are you talking about? If you don't leave now, I'm going to call the guards!"

Claudia asked, puzzled.

...

She seems angry?

After being glared at and driven out of the office, Su Bai belatedly realized that he was a little confused about why the woman was angry. He shrugged and thought to himself, "Well, at least I haven't lost any goodwill towards her."

I reckon she'll calm down after a while.

The test results are in.

However, Su Bai didn't dare to have any bold ideas. With his current strength, even developing a faith in his own territory would be an extremely dangerous thing.

Even if he has never done anything immoral or heinous.

Once the news gets out...

They will also be righteously purged by those 'orthodox' churches in the name of eliminating evil.

The conflict of faith between gods is not about right or wrong.

It's purely about self-interest.

At that time.

There is probably nowhere in this world for him to find refuge.

No matter how curious he was, Su Bai could only keep this secret to himself for now and wait for the right opportunity to tell him later.

He turned his head away.

He refocused his attention on making magical items.

Prayer spells are available.

This means that he already has the ability to mass-produce 'Hand of Healing' spellcasting items.

Right now, we still need to find suitable materials.

That's not difficult.

With the Territory Market and Shen Wansan as his connections, he was able to obtain almost all the items currently produced in the game, and quickly gathered a batch of materials suitable for crafting.

I found a quiet room.

Su Bai laid out all the tools and materials he needed, including the witch's cauldron he had previously acquired.

"First, prepare the 'magic medium'..."

Su Bai selected several documents from among the many materials.

The materials were: a jar of monster blood that was fluorescent blue, half a bottle of silver powder, half a bottle of crystal clear liquid, a thumb-length white worm egg that was still wriggling, and a little gray dust.

"The best medium for channeling magic is 'magical mercury,' but that stuff is too extravagant; using it at my current level would be a waste..."

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