Unlike some highly realistic replicas that are almost indistinguishable from the original, this is different.
Because Gu Xinghe's "data scan" could not be completed.
So when analyzing the statue in the church and attempting to create a replica.
The game system can only use the obtained semi-finished data to create the same semi-finished replica.
But in reality, even so, this copy provided by the game system as a reward for completing the task is still just a small part of the game.
It can't really be considered a product from a "small, unlicensed workshop".
Even if you only look at this small statue provided by the game system.
Then everyone will be shocked by the extraordinary nature it reveals.
Although the statue was only the size of a human hand.
But regardless of the folds and patterns on the robes draped over the seemingly human-shaped deity.
She still possesses that same aura, as if she were looking down upon the world and all living beings.
These rather minute details can be seen and perceived very clearly from the statue.
Even because of its own size.
When people first learned about this small statue, which was a reward from the system, it seemed like a decorative ornament.
But the moment you see it with your own eyes, that feeling vanishes.
Because even after round after round of "deterioration".
The idol's imitation of Gu Xinghe.
Then there are the miniature replicas of the idols created by the game system, which imitate the real idols and the avatars of the mist.
Even though the "shell" it wears and the form of its existence that it presents to the outside world have changed.
However, some of the most essential core elements remain indelible.
After observing the rewarded statue for a moment, Gu Xinghe sensed something special about it—
Even if the distance to that statue is extremely far, even if it is at an impossible distance.
People can see every detail on it as clearly as described above.
Just as the true form of a god does not exist in this three-dimensional space.
Therefore, spatial distance is meaningless to them.
Regardless of where one is or the size of the replica of the deity.
When someone tries to direct their gaze toward the gods.
You will then discover that He is actually everywhere, and you can see Him as soon as you look up.
It is both ordinary and extraordinary; it is both everyday and miraculous.
However, in contrast to this extreme clarity, there is something else—
Against the backdrop of every exceptionally clear detail, the face of the deity appears even more blurred, impossible to discern at all.
Judging from the size of the small statue, this is perhaps the level of craftsmanship that should normally be seen.
However, this is due to the exquisite contrast with the other parts of the statue.
So at this moment, the blurring of the face suddenly became eerie.
Perhaps this is a form of self-concealment, a way of protecting the believers.
Moreover, this should be a detailed model, but it still has some unfinished parts of the statue.
However, it doesn't feel unfinished, nor does the stark contrast seem to ruin the overall image.
On the statue, this contradiction appears both bizarre and harmonious.
Just as the "appearance" of a deity should be like this—
She lacked both a refined and beautiful appearance and the dignified yet compassionate demeanor she exuded when dealing with believers.
Perhaps, the "gods" themselves do not even have a specific form of existence.
He may be a wisp of mist capable of countless transformations, or perhaps just a formless and ethereal will.
Humans have arbitrarily placed their beautiful fantasies on the gods.
Just like the statue that the game system has created.
The face carved on the statue is blurry, as if it were a faceless person.
Because for every believer, the so-called "true" image of God is...
Perhaps they are all just reflections of their true inner desires.
In each person's heart, there are different visions and desires.
This naturally reflects and creates the different images of gods in everyone's heart.
Upon seeing this, Gu Xinghe immediately dismissed this seemingly complex and mysterious explanation.
Instead, it returns to an exceptionally simple method of explanation.
He felt he understood—
Because there is no way to spy on or observe the interior of the "house".
Therefore, the game system had no choice but to use all its "computing power" on the detailed recording and depiction of the statue's exterior.
This created the idol that initially seems contradictory, yet appears remarkably harmonious.
The game system replicated that special feature: the details on the statue could be clearly seen even from a great distance.
In fact, this is a characteristic that the true God statue in the church today possesses itself.
Because this can also be considered a kind of external decoration of the "house".
Therefore, it was also copied by the game system that only allowed players to wander around outside the "house".
At this moment, Gu Xinghe interpreted these seemingly extraordinary phenomena in his own way.
It was explained using a very simple and straightforward principle.
Perhaps this is a true reflection of how humanity always places all its wishful thinking on deities.
At this moment, it seemed that Gu Xinghe had been focusing his attention on the replica created by the game system for a long time.
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