My Players Are So Fierce

Hog said he wants to bring order to the Wolf People, to help them rediscover the noble and glorious traditions of their ancestors, and his way of doing this is by showing them movies… Well, that sounds a bit strange.

But considering that the documentaries on the “Security Operations” of the Golden Era repeatedly played in the Civilization Museum of the Jackalman aren’t just entertaining. They secretly contain “obedience programs” that affect the minds of the Wolf People, so this method of finding tradition by watching movies seems unreliable, but in fact, it works very well.

The first group of Broken Tooth Hyenas summoned into the sacred land awakened to the first semblance of “glory” after watching a documentary. Although they wouldn’t immediately bow down to the current Wise Wolf who can ride in power armor, their faith in whether The Master of Hunting truly is the Wolf People’s destined god had started to waver.

The reasoning is actually quite simple.

The Master of Hunting is merely a god that hasn’t been born yet, but the Wise Wolf before them told them that their ancestors were once the protectors of the entire world, and in the documentaries, they had seen those mighty Wolf People warriors participating in battles to hunt down Evil Gods multiple times.

With such awesome ancestors, why would we worship a stupid Evil God unless we’re out of our minds?

The most important thing is, their ancestors were hand-crafted by the powerful creator! If that’s not cool enough, their ancestors could ride in spaceships and wear exoskeletons!

Although they didn’t know how powerful the creator was, even if only one-tenth of the documentary was true, the Steel City created by the creator over a thousand years ago was obviously much greater than the Moss Valley where The Master of Hunting resided.

After all, their ancestors were riding ships that soared in the sky! Is there anything cooler than that?

In summary, compared to the “sacred traditions” of the Wolf People, The Master of Hunting is truly lackluster. If they had to choose between the two, the faith in The Master of Hunting really has no appeal.

Chief Sunk of the Broken Tooth Clan was explaining to these Wolf People, who had just undergone “holy training” and were still in the process of reconstructing their worldviews, about the origins of The Master of Hunting. When they learned it was merely a weapon of war created by the great King of Bone Biting, some of the Wolf People who “awakened” quickly chose to discard their Hunting Holy Emblems.

And some radicals had already knelt before Hog, praying to once again become members of the “Guardians of Creation.”

They expressed their stance through actions, and this scene left the onlooking vampires feeling genuinely shocked.

This is faith!

Even though Wolf People are emotionally indifferent and not a race that sees faith as their life’s focus, and even though vampires have had no connection to faith from the Era’s beginning to now, to so easily change one’s belief after just watching a movie…

You say there’s nothing wrong with this movie, who would believe that?

Hey, Sir Murphy, did you add some “computer components” to this movie?

“It seems the effect of the mental induction device is working well, but unfortunately, it only works on the Wolf People.”

Triss closed her notebook and said to Murphy, who was rubbing his chin:

“The genes of other races don’t have obedience programs incorporated, and from my observation, this thing doesn’t seem to be universal either. Look, there are still some Wolf People holding onto the Sacred Emblem, unwilling to let go. This shows that their genetic obedience can be combated; after all, over a thousand years have passed, with countless generations enough to cause stable genes to mutate.”

“If one time doesn’t work, then twice, and if that doesn’t work, keep those stubborn ones here watching the great feats of their ancestors until they genuinely loathe The Master of Hunting,” Murphy said solemnly:

“Start with the hunting priests of the Broken Tooth Clan! Seamlessly convert these faith nodes into the beginning of the Wolf People’s renewed reverence for the creator, completing the transformation of faith from the top down at the fastest speed.

Before attacking the Moss Valley, Hog’s forces must include a steadfast army that won’t be disturbed by The Master of Hunting, so it can clear the path for the God Slayer team personally led by Lord Paryen.

It will be an incursion!

We don’t have much time to waste against the Blood Scar Clan.

But I am curious, if those priests abandon their faith in The Master of Hunting, will they still be able to use the divine arts bestowed by The Master of Hunting?”

“Divine arts definitely won’t work, but Berserker Skills and other spells still can, as long as they don’t involve the divine power domain of The Master of Hunting, then the granted knowledge won’t be a problem,” Triss confidently replied:

“The divine arts of The Master of Hunting favored pursuit, entrapment, and support, and even without these things, the strength of the Hunting Priests won’t diminish much. The only issue now is time.

I believe Transylvania can hold on, but I’m not sure how long the Brass Fortress can withstand if the Bonebite Clan breaks into the Ligurian Peninsula. The carnage and death they cause would definitely accelerate the awakening of The Master of Hunting once again.

If that happens, according to my understanding of faith, at most a month…”

“So just changing faith isn’t enough, Hog needs to ‘create’ a batch of super Wolf People!”

Murphy glanced at the special biological pods for Wolf People in the second area. He looked at Old Chief Senke, who was zealously spreading the faith of the creator to the confused Wolf People, and said to Triss: