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Su Changxing couldn’t replicate the All Beings Sect’s divine statue one-to-one, but he did create a counterfeit version, using his own True Name Divine Glyph as the basic unit, establishing a massive silver-white divine statue with a significantly different manifested appearance.

A brawny man half-squatting, with hands on his thighs, bare-chested, his exposed skin covered in sinister patterns, his expression cold yet full of majesty, carrying a massive scythe.

The statue showed no resemblance to Su Changxing, yet everywhere it echoed his aura.

It was a similar kind of charm.

This wasn’t designed by Su Changxing; rather, the statue naturally appeared in this form, should be like this, and originally was so, approximately so.

For these mages, very few things could surprise them, after all, they themselves mastered the secrets of magic.

But for such a massive statue to fall from the sky out of thin air, even they would feel at a loss.

There was no fluctuation of energy attributes, seemingly it just appeared, simply fell.

This time even Linda had to believe in the existence of this Divine Spirit, as the evidence was right in front of them, otherwise, they couldn’t explain how such a large statue emerged.

Kata adjusted his magic robe, then faced the statue, bowing deeply before turning to Linda, saying, ”Quickly organize all the mages and the city’s civilians to worship the statue... This is our only hope to survive, let’s offer the Divine Spirit what little faith we have left.”

Linda immediately nodded, bearing a serious expression, and said full of remorse:

”I deeply apologize for my doubts, this is due to my ignorance, lacking the spirit of inquiry as a mage.”

Even as the Demon Race nearly besieged the city, they still organized the heavy-hearted crowd to worship the statue in an orderly fashion, without any formalities, just simply kneeling and proclaiming the Divine Spirit had the power to save them, only needing to entrust their hearts.

Such absurd words were nonetheless believed by many, for everyone knew the statue had fallen from the sky for no other than a Divine Spirit could accomplish such a feat.

Linda looked skyward, skeptically saying: ”Could the statue have been thrown down by the Divine Spirit from above, or perhaps he watches us from the sky?”

Kata shook his head, eyes full of wisdom, affirming: ”Beyond the world lies a vast galaxy, though many stars have long since fallen, isolated worlds still exist.”

”The Divine Spirit is likely above us, in a higher dimension, observing us from a special perspective, not just in the usual sense of space.”

As a mage, they are intensely rational, gaining a firmer self in their pursuit of knowledge, even if they dedicate their faith, it wouldn’t waver in the slightest.

These mages can hardly be considered typical good believers, difficult to become devout followers, as their extreme rationality causes this.

Su Changxing noticed that as the statue descended into Viduo City, a substantial amount of faith continuously converged towards him, quite astonishing, over ten times more than anticipated.

Likely because this world lacks any ”Thieves”, the Steam World is too complex, with various things existing openly and covertly, many ”Thieves” steal the flowing faith.

In the past, Su Changxing also did similar acts, stealing faith from other divine spirits, instead gaining the ability to collect faith through the statue.

Despite this, accumulating faith in that world was a considerably difficult task, as many divine spirits covet it, and any gathered faith would gradually be diverted, simply too many sipping the broth.

But in this world, things are much simpler, if not for Su Changxing’s presence, the unleashed faith would be in a chaotic state, only needing a bit of appeal to make it flow zealously.

Because he controls this world, he can effortlessly draw on faith from it, and by drawing more faith, he can increase his control over this world.

The two complement each other.

Since Viduo City offered its faith, Su Changxing would naturally keep his promise, even without one, he wouldn’t just watch as such a city was destroyed by these monsters.

Whether from a human’s perspective or as a ”Divine Spirit”.

He reached out and threw Luo Haodong, enwrapped in faith, down from the sky, aiming at the monster army below.

In the Pocket Galaxy, there is a distinction between the upper and lower realms, seemingly an up and down spatially, but actually not within a certain meaningful dimension.

Without Su Changxing’s help, Luo Haodong couldn’t reach the lower realm even if unshackled.

Theoretically, humans in this world’s lower realm couldn’t break through this boundary to reach the Pocket Galaxy’s upper realm.

In the upper realm, Su Changxing holds absolute control, even if Wanfang came, he could give him a thrashing.

As for existences stronger than Wanfang, without a concrete comparison, he couldn’t conclude.

Luo Haodong fell from the sky, enlarging in size during the process, reverting to the size of a bound Demon.

His size isn’t considered large among demons and not a power-type demon, but his actual size was still over ten meters tall.

At this moment, he was wrapped in faith, merging, undergoing deification, completely containing the demonic aura, externally unrecognizable as a demon, his body glowing with a sanctified brilliance like the Blazing White Demon, previously filthy bandages now immaculately clean, chains turning silver-white.

Faith has a beautifying effect, an inherent inclusiveness.

This method may not necessarily make Luo Haodong stronger, but it can slow the rate at which his soul is influenced by his demon body, more importantly, it can make him at least appear noble and dignified.

This is also Su Changxing’s consideration, simply throwing a demon to fight those monster armies would damage his ”image” as a God.

For a God, image is exceedingly important, aiding in developing more followers, to ensure sustainable development, one must walk the path of a True God.

The Evil God Church may prosper temporarily, but it will inevitably lead to demise, either humanity’s extinction or the faith’s end.

”What are these things?”

Luo Haodong gazed curiously at the purple-skinned monsters on the ground, now massive in size, the demon army seemed like toys, he bore no mercy, stomping down and crushing a large swath.