After Herag thought of this possibility, he imdiately began to ponder how to get others to pray to him.
Judging by the previous situation, this kind of prayer directed at the Gods of the heavens can be received by all Gods; it just depends on whether the Gods are willing to tap on the light points.
The light points Herag just tapped on mostly co from the Wizard Plane, and he hasn’t encountered any from other planes, indicating that currently, he can only receive light points from his own plane.
However, those light points that have already beco his followers might be able to ignore plane limitations and will always hover around for him to choose.
There are so many light points floating around Herag’s body, and before tapping on a light point, he cannot know specifically who issued the prayer.
Without special ans, even if there’s a trustworthy person praying, it is hard for Herag to identify that person among the countless light points.
Finding them one by one is unrealistic, too ti-consuming, and labor-intensive, and it may not even be successful.
"How do other Gods let their followers find them?" Herag suddenly thought of this question.
After pondering for a mont, he had a guess in his mind, which is the Gods’ titles.
Every God has their own title; perhaps by chanting the title of a God, followers can directly convey their prayers to the God.
Herag thought of the word ’Eternal’ that he had casually ntioned earlier, perhaps inadvertently choosing his own title.
He decided to experint with his idea.
This matter definitely requires his most trusted person to test, and the most trusted beside him is Reese.
Herag left the ditation Room, found Reese, and explained his idea.
"Pray to a God nad Eternal?" Reese looked puzzled, sowhat skeptical if Herag was joking with her.
Herag scratched the back of his head, "Why don’t you try it first, just make sure to pray sincerely and devoutly."
Reese rolled her eyes at Herag. Though she didn’t understand why, she still did as told, considering it just playing along with Herag.
She closed her eyes and started praying earnestly.
Seeing this, Herag activated the Bloodline Mark, entering the Divine State, surrounded by countless floating light points.
Two light points orbiting him were those representing Misu and Pex.
Herag was looking at the countless light points around, contemplating which one might be Reese’s.
At that mont, in the midst of the countless light points in front of him, there was a light point emitting a golden glow, distinctly different from the others.
Herag imdiately tapped on this light point, and Reese’s voice ca through: "Great Eternal God, please listen to my most devout prayer..."
"Uh... I have heard," Herag replied.
Hearing the ssage in her mind, Reese frowned slightly, feeling that this reply seed a bit odd.
She didn’t hear a sound; it was information transmitted directly into her mind, thus making it impossible to identify who it was through voice.
Reese found it strange whether prayers could really communicate with Gods.
She sowhat doubted the voice in her mind was real, feeling it a bit fake.
Reese couldn’t understand why; it was just a gut feeling.
Suddenly, she opened her eyes, and seeing Herag grinning foolishly, she imdiately realized it was Herag’s prank and pinched him.
Herag didn’t dare to dodge and had to endure it.
After so playful teasing, Herag finally told the truth, explaining the situation he encountered to Reese.
Herag had been considering whether to tell Reese about this, and later thought if he wanted to use this thod to contact his trusted people, he definitely had to tell them about it.
Praying and accepting prayers is a mutual process, sothing Herag cannot complete alone.
After listening, Reese pondered, "I had heard before that supposedly those mighty Gods are actually just powerful individuals. Wizards, if they grow to a certain extent, can capture deities at will for study. But those are rely legends; I didn’t expect you to possess abilities similar to a God."
Herag said, "I also haven’t figured out why, maybe it’s so changes after advancing to Level 2 Wizard, and it’s not exactly sothing you can ask outsiders about."
He concealed the matter of the Bloodline Mark, only saying that after advancing to Level 2 Wizard, he had gained such ability.
Anyway, the process isn’t important; the result of being able to communicate through prayers is what’s most important.
Reese also didn’t understand, pondered for a while, then decided not to think about it anymore. She said happily, "So this ans, no matter where you are in the future, even if you’re on other planes, I can talk to you anyti?"
"Haven’t tried it on other planes yet, but it should work," Herag said.
Reese was pleased, closed her eyes again to pray, truly becoming Herag’s follower this ti.
Her light point also floated around Herag, orbiting him.
Herag exited the Divine State, thought for a while, and said, "Try praying again now; I’ll see if I can sense it this ti."
He wanted to test if he could sense the prayers from followers without being in the Divine State.
Reese nodded, closed her eyes, and began to pray.
As she started praying, Herag had a faint feeling, sensing that among the light points floating around him, soone was calling him.
This feeling was very weak, and if not particularly focused, it would go unnoticed.
Herag also discovered that he could completely block these sensations with a re thought.
He thought it made sense; if Gods with countless followers couldn’t block out the voices from their followers, they’d be annoyed to death every day.
Herag then took out the Black Space and said to Reese, "Once I’m inside, try praying to again."
He wanted to test if communication was possible in different spaces.
Herag landed again on the ground of the Black Space, right next to the White Deer.
The White Deer was lying on the ground; it turned its head to look at him, then looked away uninterested after noticing Herag didn’t have any grass in his hand.
Over the years, Herag occasionally fed it sothing to eat. The White Deer had no wariness of him but wasn’t particularly friendly either.
Being confined in such a desolate place for so long, even a deer would bear resentnt.
Herag didn’t dare to release it; he sensed that this White Deer was gradually becoming stronger, its aura growing more powerful.
He suspected that once he released the White Deer, it would be nearly impossible to capture it again.
This White Deer was naturally able to utilize Spatial Rules, and to what extent it was now was unknown.
Herag used to harvest so blood for absorption from ti to ti over the past few years but eventually found it ineffective and stopped absorbing the White Deer’s Bloodline Power.
He glanced at the White Deer, retrieved a big bag of beans from the Space Ring, and tossed it over.
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