“Is this the true nature of Gods, or rather, the faith-based Gods? They are born from the fantasies and dreams of mortals? But according to so sources, there are Gods that aren’t faith-based. Those ‘connate’ Gods eventually ca to rely on faith for so reason. For instance, the Silver Moon Goddess, Selune…”
Louie tried to recall everything he had learned over the last few months.
Over this period he had slyly pried information out of Marches and Sisna. As he needed to give an illusion of power and knowledge, he had no choice but to inform himself on these matters. At the very least, he had to know more than the average person.
Under this kind of situation, Louie had maintained his dignity and majesty as a demigod dragon. This was a ntally taxing task.
“Sigh, I’ve been pretending to the point that I can’t handle it anymore…”
He muttered.
“It’s not yet ti for to think about this kind of divine mystery. Once I beco a God, I can take my ti. For now, my goal should be increasing my power ans.”
As he thought about this, Louie’s gaze landed on the tree’s branches.
The tree grew out into five branches. One branch shone with a faint erald glow while the others were unlit. Eventually, all branches converged into a single point at the top.
“Why five branches? They seem to signify authorities… Could it be that I was subconsciously prodded to select five? No, that shouldn’t be the case. If so, then had I thought about every single authority at that ti, wouldn’t I have been able to grasp all the powers of the Gods? That’s too good to be true.”
“Well, no doubt that that would also result in being attacked from all sides by them. I’d beco public enemy number one.”
In situations where multiple Gods shared the sa divine authority, each would think of ways to plunder that of the remaining God and attain perfection. If he really stole a piece from every God, he would undoubtedly be mobbed by them sooner or later.
Even the Terran Civilization had failed their invasion, let alone a single Louie challenging them.
“My godhood cos from the Five-colored Dragon God. I don’t really know much about the Dragon God. Perhaps its na ans that it has five divine authorities? This might be the reason why I have inherited five of them and they were replaced by my imagination.”
Louie pondered more and felt that this explanation was reasonable, “But as the Dragon God, shouldn’t the most important divine authority be ‘dragon’?”
As Louie thought deeper and deeper, he raised his head to look at the apex of the branches, “Could it be that the location of the divine authority of ‘dragon’ be at the peak? Isn’t this just like online gas? I have to light up all the other divine authorities – dream, magic, earth, life, and ti – before I can obtain the ‘dragon’ authority.”
“Do I just light up all divine authorities, or do I need to study all of them in-depth before getting closer to the top?”
Louie felt that his knowledge was not enough. Because there was too little information, he could only speculate.
“Sigh, forget it. It’s better to think of which divine authority I should light up now to gain the most benefits.”
Louie gazed at the divine authorities and calculated.
Because of the faith of the people of Dragon City, he was able to temporarily turn on the godhood and gain a chance to pick a divine authority.
But, because there was too little faith, he could only temporarily light one up.
If he wanted to understand the divine authority further, he would need to beco a divine creature. Louie was not yet at that level, thus everything that he could do was only temporary.
But, Louie was already satisfied with this result. This was equivalent to playing an online ga with a hundred levels. Other people would need to reach level 10 to light up a divine authority, but Louie could jump 10 levels and instantly gain one.
“When I first ca to this world, I was bound by contract to win the war between elves and humans. At that ti, my mind thought about the five dragons. At the sa ti, because I helped the elves, I unconsciously lit up the divine authority of dreams, whose symbol is Ysera, the guardian of the Erald Dreamland where the elves and druids sleep.”
“This may be my fate with the elves.”
Louie’s thoughts drifted off.
“The divine authority represents a God’s domain. This is sothing too lofty and unusable by mortals. Only divine power could activate it. The divine authority of dreams gave the ability to turn fantasy into reality and reality into fantasy, but it’s too high-end for to use.”
Louie frowned. This was because his level was not high enough. As soone who was only equivalent to level 10, he could not use powerful abilities from higher levels. He had to first beco a demigod which would also consu divine power.
“I have to be careful in choosing and must select the one with the most benefits. First, I’ll pass on the divine authority of ti. Although it’s powerful and high-grade, it would be difficult for to use at the mont. In the domain of magic, spells that involve ti are high-class beyond high-class aning it has a huge consumption. If I were to light it up, it might beco like Erald Dreamland which I can not use.”
Although Louie could not choose the divine authority that he wanted, he wasn’t sad. When he becos a God, he would be able to use it anyways.
“Secondly, I’ll also pass on the divine authority of life. There is little assistance that it could provide right now. But it would get stronger at the later stages.”
“I’ll also pass on the divine authority of earth. It is powerful and has a wide coverage, but this is not what I need now.”
“In the end, this was the most suited for the current situation. It has the sa depth as mortal spells, and also the one that could provide with the most ans.”
Louie gazed at the last divine authority – magic.
He settled down and stopped hesitating. Under his control, he moved the power of faith like a key and struck the branch that symbolized magic.
With a boom, Louie felt an explosion in his mind. Monstrous and multi-colored images appeared in the depths of his soul. At the sa mont, he felt himself rapidly master nurous skills and abilities!
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