In the next two days, the entire territory of the remnant Feather Clan was covered by dark elements.

Clemens explained that he needed some time for humans to believe in Suli from the bottom of their hearts. And during this period, it is best for humans not to use elements to prevent being detected by the spirits.

The coverage of dark elements adds an extra layer of concealment to the fact that the elements are not used.

After confirming that the subsequent conversation would not have any impact on the god-making experiment, Custer said directly to Sully, who knew nothing, and Clemens, who thought that everything had to start from scratch: "If you mean that kind of simple belief, then from the beginning, Lord Sully has been an existence that the human race cannot ignore."

Although this initial concept refers to the timeline when other human groups besides Suli enter the monster society.

Clemens froze in place.

"...I thought I needed to use that power of control to force humans or other monsters to believe in Suli."

"Why do you think so?" The researcher said in astonishment, "Before the Dark Pope promoted Master Suli among humans, I was already a believer of Master Suli forever."

"I have pledged to him my body, my soul, my will, my everything."

"Besides me, there are many people who can do this. For example, Egbert, the former Holy Son of Light, after falling from the Land of Light, except for the elements he used, which were still elements of light, he had already dedicated everything he had to Lord Sully."

"And Cyril." After thinking for a moment, Caster also brought up the dragon boy. "This child's belief in becoming stronger all comes from Lord Sully, and his goal of becoming stronger is to protect him."

"As far as I know, Cyril has thought about how to kill Elvi... that giant dragon more than once. You know, Elvi's dragon bloodline belongs to the same lineage as Cyril's, which means that Cyril's idea of ​​killing the giant dragon is basically the same as... destroying his ancestors?"

Custer uttered a word he wasn't even sure of.

"Besides what I'm saying now, there are many other people who believe in Suli."

Perhaps because he felt that the Beast King's stiffness in not responding to him was due to his disbelief, Custer finally said, "Instead of using words to express how much we believe in Master Suli, you might as well use the methods you know to create gods."

"Results are the best way to prove something, aren't they?"

"Of course, you'd better swear that what you do next will not have any negative impact on Lord Sully's health." Caster narrowed his eyes.

This man, who is nearly 40 years old and always forgets to eat because of his research, has become inexplicably thin. Even with his stubble on his face, he can still reveal the morbid temperament of a crazy researcher. He said, "Otherwise..."

"Even if humans can't kill you, I will definitely find thousands of ways to make your life worse than death."

Clemens finally spoke with difficulty: "I just never thought about it. You always appear 'ordinary' in front of me..."

"No, no, no! I used the wrong adjective." When Clemens found that the morbid temperament of the researcher was becoming more and more prominent, he felt fear for the first time in a long time.

"What I mean is that Suli was too calm in front of me. He never seemed to think that he was anything special. With so many people believing in him, even though I didn't transform this belief into a carrier that could absorb elements, he could still become a god in the eyes of you humans."

“Just not forever.”

Only then did Custer nod with satisfaction.

After taming that unusual temperament, the researchers said: "This is part of the Sully sir's character."

"To be arrogant and boastful, always showing arrogance and pretentiousness, and always maintaining the style of an aristocrat... That will never be Lord Suli."

"He can lie in a rocking chair and enjoy the warmth of the sun, or walk freely in a noble banquet. Even if he jumps in the fields and leaves footprints barefoot along the coast, I will just think it's natural."

The researchers acted as if Sully could be anything, but you couldn't use any words to define his devilish attitude.

Sully: ...

…………

He asked a question with difficulty, dryness, and uncontrollable:

"…That's why I never knew what faith is."

"Because the systematic promotion of it only happened after you entered the monster society." It was Julius who said this.

The boy with ice-blue eyes initially showed clear distrust towards Clemens' experimental plan.

Until Suli said helplessly: "Compared to facing the Tiger and the Spirit at the same time in the true sense, indirectly fighting for the Tiger can at least allow him to hold back a little in the process of fighting a life-and-death battle with humans."

"In a battle like this, no one knows how many people will die."

As long as there is a battlefield, there will be casualties.

Everyone is happy, and no one dies...

To be honest, fairy tales are not that beautiful.

Suli can only minimize the losses as much as possible.

There is no other way.

It was for this reason that Julius stopped his distrust of the Tiger.

That young man once again shouldered responsibilities that did not belong to him.

It is good to avoid risks, but actively showing an attitude of trust in the Tiger, doesn't it mean that compared to whether Clemens has any conspiracy, Suli would rather Clemens always be the same as he appears to be?

Julius felt sad about this, like a princess who never spoke harshly. No matter how harsh her words were, as long as Sully took on responsibilities that he shouldn't have, both of them felt equally sad.

No longer paying attention to what happened before, Julius continued, "It is not necessary to have a certain degree of centralization. Theocracy is being suppressed intentionally. When the new Pope of Light was not elected and Dezi and I shirked our responsibilities, an environment where theocracy was suppressed naturally formed."

"Of course the Grand Justice will not let it go. He himself does not intend to become a puppet king, he needs real power. In this way, Suli, you become the most suitable person to replace the God of Light and the God of Darkness and be believed by the masses."

Julius' words hit the nail on the head: "At least you won't forcefully brainwash those rich and poor people, asking the nobles to contribute financial resources and ordinary people to contribute life resources, ultimately forming a group power centered on theocracy, and even affecting the peaceful and stable development of an entire country."

Sully was stunned.

Seeing the lifeless look in Suli's eyes, Julius just thought that Suli was not very willing to be a person of faith.

If it weren't for Sully's special physique, according to Clemens, the boy would have been turned into an immortal special being long ago.

If Sully really wanted immortality, then others might have tried to create gods based on his idea.

But this is based on Suli's will first.

And if Sully were made immortal without knowing anything about it, it would be tantamount to completely ignoring Sully's personal will, behavior, and final result, all of which would be a huge mistake.

Besides, Suli had not even thought about the meaning of eternal life.

This made Julius feel cold in his heart, and he also said: "We have always said that you should not take on responsibilities that do not belong to you, but now I think back, I realize that we have always arbitrarily put those responsibilities on you, and we thought it was for your own good..."

"In this case, copying a painting that Cyril had painted and asking the 'god' to sell it is a complete offense. Even the money you earned from selling the copied paintings seems to be a complete insult to you."

"From what I've learned, you're the kind of person who doesn't have particularly high standards for food, clothing, housing, and transportation. You could even eat the half-cooked fish pie that Egbert once made, as if you were dying..."

Julius was almost talking himself into tears.

There was already a noticeable redness around his eyes.

Then Julius closed his eyes tightly and shouted in desperation: "No, no, what have we done!"

Sully: ...

No, he was just shocked that Julius actually understood the indirect dangers of theocracy to humanity.

As for the daze now, it is just pure shock from head to toe.

"Wealthy enough to be the enemy of a country?"

Julius said honestly: "In fact, although the money is in your name, it is impossible to keep it in the warehouse forever."

"No matter how realistic those realistic reasons are, we still haven't given you everything you deserve. Instead, we've made you bear responsibilities that you shouldn't have to bear."

"And all that money, which you never even saw, was finally invested in the new construction of Amiqbi in your name..."

Julius didn't know whether there would be profits in the future, but now, he was always making losses.

After all, whether it was half of the shops in the inner city or 80% of the fields outside the Mercenary City, those things themselves were meaningless to Suli, a guy who was not happy or sad about material things.

Suli: …………

Well, what should I say?

He admitted that at that moment he was indeed shocked by the actions of other humans.

But as for negative emotions, there are none at all.

The right of portrait or something...

Suli has always been very clear that the body he is using is not his original body.

The body created by the world consciousness...

Sully admitted that his perception had been distorted to some extent.

——Unbeknownst to him, he had already become rich enough to rival an entire country?

——And all that wealth was converted into money and reinvested?

Shops and land purchases...

Once the alien world gets rid of the coercion and oppression of the monster civilization, the development of mankind can be imagined.

What is this?

Is it an easy win after traveling through time?

Without Versailles, Sully now had no sense of reality.

Therefore, he could only say to Julius who was trapped in his own world: "I think the focus now is still on giving me the ability to control the elements again."

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