Don't call me evil god

The solution that the knowledge-seeking believers came up with was very simple.

Since the other party was addicted to illusions, they should be crushed head-on in the field where they were best at.

In order to give the believers the corresponding divine knowledge, Norwen had to consider whether the goddess of illusion could bear it.

After all, the other party looked anxious as if they were on their last breath. Don’t just learn the divine art, and before you have time to use it, the goddess collapses first.

Before this, Norwen asked the goddess of illusion very seriously.

“My believers chant your prayers, use your divine arts, and consume your divine power.”

“In this case, who will be responsible for the pollution brought by the believers?”

The goddess of illusion sent Norwen a string of ellipsis.

He was screwed by Norwen.

"Why do you want to use my magic?"

"Are all the new gods of the New Huili so selfless and willing to help?"

"I am already very grateful that you can help me, so you don't have to go this far!"

"I can't repay you anything."

"You are the one who bears all the pollution of the crazy breath of the void!!!"

Three exclamation marks were used to show that the tone was extremely strong.

...

It's good to have a god who can speak normally, be rational, and communicate.

Many things that Norwen himself can't figure out belong to the gods, so he can ask the other party directly.

The goddess of illusion claims to be an ancient god who has existed from the old days to today.

Regardless of whether what she knows is right or not, at least she has lived long enough and seen enough.

For example.

There is a question about the believers' prayers.

Norwen finally understood the question that had troubled him for nearly 300 chapters.

"Why are the gods of the New Huili willing to respond to the prayers of the believers of the God of Knowledge, send down their divine power, and allow my believers to use their magic."

According to the goddess of illusion.

In the old days he had experienced, the gods that mortals believed in had very important symbolic significance.

Whoever has the true faith will be the one who is polluted.

At the same time.

Once the true faith god is clearly established, the god with great power also has "control" over mortals at the information level.

For example.

Mortals who believe in Norwen as their main faith chant the illusion magic.

Before the magic takes effect, a total of 3 steps must be completed.

The first step is that the true Norwen gives permission to release this "application" to the goddess of illusion.

The second step is that the goddess of illusion receives the "application", consumes divine power, and feeds back the magic.

The third step is that the believers get the effective magic, and at the same time, the pollution is poured into Norwen's kingdom of God.

The divine power is used by the goddess of illusion;

The pollution affects Norwen.

"In the good old days, there was no shortage of divine power."

"At that time, mortals could provide gods with a lot of divine power just by praying, the kind that could never be used up."

"What the gods fear most is the void pollution that comes with it."

"It's like the countdown of the gods, the death knell of doomsday, and we can only witness its arrival bit by bit."

Nowen understood.

"No wonder I'm so popular in the New Huili Era!"

The evil gods are reliable!

This physique that is not afraid of pollution is invincible.

The evil gods themselves have no reason to speak of. Whether there is pollution or not does not affect their misbehavior all day long. Mortals dare to offer their faith to the evil gods. In the next second, they may be forced to be injected with divine power and then distorted and transformed.

So unless mortals have some serious illness, try to retaliate against society or fail to recognize the situation, they will not go to believe in those crazy evil gods.

But a rational evil god is different.

Nowen is now enough to be called a huge mechanism BUG in this world!

I guess in the eyes of other gods, he, Nowen, is the image of a super good god!

The other gods only paid a little bit of divine power, and there was no need to worry about being affected by the void pollution.

Isn't it true that he treats Norwen's followers more kindly than his own followers!

"God of Knowledge", a real top-level enemy.

He allows the followers to use the magic of other gods, allowing them all to do so without blocking them, and silently resisting all the pollution.

Norwen is great, no need to say more.

...

After finally catching a fat sheep, while the followers were learning the magic of illusion, Norwen rushed to ask the illusion goddess Resti another question.

He had to hurry up as much as possible.

After all, no matter whether the mission to save the illusion goddess succeeds or fails, Norwen will probably hardly see her again after the mission is over.

If successful, the divine power will be gradually transferred to Norwen in the future, completing the symbolic handover.

Resti was able to get away, and during this period of time, he must hide incognito for a while.

In order to avoid being anchored and pulled back to the throne again.

Before the transfer is completed, she can still be regarded as the goddess of illusion in name.

If she is messed up by a mortal with ulterior motives, she will have to go back to jail.

Not to mention failure.

Having fallen into the evil god, Norwin can prepare to eat with tears.

After coming to this world, Norwin has only tried to plunder the power from the evil god's believers, the evil god's followers, and the monsters polluted by the evil god.

I have never tried what it feels like to eat the evil god alive.

If the goddess of illusion cannot be saved this time, maybe I will have a chance to experience it.

It's just fallen, and the goddess has a 99% new evil god body.

Norwin seized the opportunity to ask Resti:

"In the old days, the gods were helpless against the pollution of the void and could only wait to die?"

Nowen felt that this was very wrong.

If mortals' beliefs would inevitably bring pollution, whether for self-protection or maximizing benefits.

The best solution for gods must be to refuse to respond to mortals' demands.

As long as no one believes, there will be no pollution.

But according to Resti, the old days ended when the gods were defeated by pollution.

"Were the gods in the past fools? If mortals wanted, they would give it?"

Resti gave an answer that was unexpected to Nowen, but reasonable.

"In fact, it's just that when it is polluted, it cannot be avoided or stopped."

"The greatest creator at that time, the source of all worlds, the most powerful existence."

"He found a way to eliminate pollution."

"To be precise, it's not elimination."

"It's to strip the pollution from the kingdom of God and seal it in the mortal world..."

"According to the blueprint designed by the great master."

"The pollution of the void to the gods will be symbolically manifested as tangible monsters in the mortal world."

"If mortals can eliminate those monsters, the result is equivalent to eliminating the pollution."

Noven can roughly guess what Resti will say next.

As expected.

"Mortals in the old days, facing dangerous monsters, are ultimately limited in power."

"The more they fight, the more pollution there is..."

"Pollution accumulates over time, until the end..."

Noven summed it up in two words.

"It exploded."

...

Worldview! Oh my god! I'm dying! The worldview that has been held back for nearly 300 chapters is finally connected!

All the weird world mechanisms in the previous part are made for this world view!

PS: The information of the second world view has been released, in parentheses, and there will be a reversal of the third and fourth world views in the subsequent stories, in parentheses!

PPS: There will be 4 more tonight! I went to the bank to handle a procedure during the day, and I have to complain that the bank's process is really slow!!!