The epic story of green monsters

Chapter 913 Believers
  This time, he paid a lot of money to forcibly upgrade a mediocre person who had no hope of being promoted to the legendary level to the legendary level, and used empirical evidence to prove that his original guess was correct.

With this experiment, Allen will have a way to make up for his debt to another talent in the clan.

Albad, a child, did not receive much resource investment from the tribe in his early years. Instead, his career development was hindered by various arrangements. However, he was still able to rely on his own efforts to become a legend. His talent and perseverance were the best choice among the tribe.

At least in Allen's view, Albad's talent in terms of profession and personality even exceeds that of his beloved disciple Kerr. Even if Kerr is now promoted to the legendary high-level early, there is still a chance to follow his footsteps and hit the semi-finals. God this mountain.

Originally, Albad gained another hundred years of life after being promoted to the primary level of Legend. As long as he could concentrate on his own magic research, the possibility of breaking through to the intermediate and high levels of Legend was not low.

It's just that there are too few people available in the tribe, and they have faced major problems several times, so Allen has to interrupt Albad's efforts in magic research, which delays his already insufficient time, which can be regarded as Allen. He personally cut off the possibility of his promotion.

Because of this incident and the previous neglect of him, Allen felt a little guilty. At the same time, he also felt sorry that such a good young man was about to end his life.

Now that the experiment is successful, it means that Allen can use other big means to make up for his shortcomings. The big stone in his heart has finally fallen to the ground.

As for how much anger, spiritual power and faith power he would lose if he used divine grace, Allen would not care too much. As long as they are goblin babies born and raised in the Green Field Tribe, as long as they are promising and capable, Allen will not be stingy with helping them with all his money.

All along, Allen has maintained such a selfless style, which is why the Green Field Tribe is now growing, and it has also created the most humble mainstay in the wilderness.

It's a pity that there is another issue before Allen that he finally figured out, and that is the issue about the depth of believers' faith, which often affects the final effect of divine grace.

Before getting in-depth contact with the power of faith, Allen thought that the classification of believers was nothing more than shallow believers, devout believers, and fanatic believers.

But when he actually entered the palace of faith, he learned that the classification of believers was not just these three categories, but there were at least five levels.

Take shallow believers as an example, it can be subdivided into two levels: pan believers and shallow believers.

The so-called pan-believers refer to those who constantly change their beliefs according to their own interest needs. In fact, they are not much different from the unbelievers. They neither pray nor worship gods. They are just for the illusory unbelievers. The curse of the wall is just for peace of mind.

And shallow believers are better than general believers. They will not easily change the gods they believe in. Most of them only worship one god in their lives, and they will occasionally mention the true name of the Lord they believe in.

At the higher level are the common believers, who will pray devoutly during festivals and times of crisis, and when they have spare energy, they will send meager sacrifices to the gods to please them.

On top of this, there are two levels: devout believers and fanatic believers. These two are devoted to the Lord of their faith, pray on time every day, and are willing to give everything for their faith.

As for whether there are more devout beings above the fanatic believers, Allen can't make a judgment at the moment. After all, his tens of thousands of believers now all fall into these five levels. And how Allen made these judgments, it has to be said that he looked inside the seed of belief and the dust-like existence that circulated around it.

Each of these dust and stars represents a believer in Allen. The more devout the believer is, the brighter his dust will be, just like the stars in the endless starry sky.

The dust that represents pan-believers and shallow believers is really like dust, dim and slow in revolution and the farthest away from the seed of faith. Even if Allen searches hard, he has to be very careful to detect their existence.

This type of believer may only be able to develop one or two rays of faith in his life for decades, making him a worthless existence in major churches.

After arriving at the general believers, the dust they represented became radiant, which was the starburst named by Allen himself. Although they were still very dim, because of the little sparks of light, Allen could easily lock them with his mind. exist.

Not only do higher-level devout believers shine brighter, but Allen's consciousness can also sneak into the sea of ​​consciousness of the other party when praying devoutly, and listen to the content of their prayers with his own ears.

As for the more advanced fanatics, Allen can not only sneak into the other party's sea of ​​consciousness and listen to their prayers, but he can also browse their short-term memories to a limited extent and understand some of their profound experiences.

The reason why I think of the level of believers is that although Albad has now become the leader of the God of Cookery, in fact, he can only barely be regarded as a common believer in believing in the God of Cookery.

Different levels of believers have different times and numbers of cultivating the power of faith. At the same time, the feedback of Allen's divine grace on these different levels of believers is also very different.

The same amount of divine power feeds back to their bodies through the dust representing believers. The more devout believers gain better abilities and talents, while the less devout believers gain very little. Even those pseudo-believers like Allen cannot give God kindness.

According to Allen's dozens of continuous experiments, the person with the best divine grace effect is Zelang, who is in harmony with his soul. His current faith level is also one of the highest among Allen's many believers. His star belongs to him. The light is the brightest and purest.

Even so, according to Allen's rough estimate, the conversion rate of his divine power being absorbed by Zelang to increase his strength will not exceed 80%.

For devout believers with a lower faith level than Zelang, the conversion rate is only about 65%, and for ordinary believers, the conversion rate is even less than 50%.

If he wanted to help Albad improve his strength level through the gift of divine grace, the price he would pay would only be greater and the loss would be greater than helping Zelang upgrade to the legendary level.

Although Allen has never been stingy in tribal matters, after all, he has just been promoted to a saint and his foundation is not stable, and the situation in the wilderness is also very strange. I am afraid that his promotion will show off his interests again, so it is not easy for him to keep it. In a period of weakness.

In addition, he currently does not have many believers, and the power of faith he has gained is also very scarce. Without being able to quantify the divine power required to advance to the level of a common believer, he still has a lot of worries.

(End of this chapter)