Chapter 481: Chapter 461: Priest Class Unlocked
The role of believers was not just to provide faith.
For a resurrecting True God of Faith, believers were the coordinates for their revival and also the “tools” they used to locate their lost Divine Country.
Every Divine Country had a comprehensive faith network.
And even if the Divine Country was shattered, this faith network still existed.
When a slumbering True God of Faith awakened, she might create a new Divine Country due to losing contact with her past one.
However, through believers, she could relocate her lost Divine Country.
The principle was to use the connection between believers and the faith network to form a resonance of divine force during prayers, thereby locating the lost Divine Country through the faith network.
However, this thod had high requirents for the believers.
That was, the number needed to be large enough.
There had to be enough believers praying together at the sa ti.
And this number, using humans as the standard, had a minimum of three hundred to five hundred thousand, with at least half needing to be devout believers.
Even when it ca to elves, it required ten thousand believers and five thousand devout believers.
Humans with elvish ancestry lay sowhere in between.
Eve estimated that if it were the elf-human hybrids of this half-plane, approximately one hundred thousand believers and fifty thousand devout believers would suffice.
In other words, if Eve wished to et the conditions, she needed to develop at least eighty thousand new believers in this half-plane and increase the number of devout believers to about fifty thousand.
*Though this number sounded exaggerated, compared to the population of this half-plane, it was quite small.*
Becoming the master of this half-plane, Eve also beca aware of the rough number of elf-human hybrids—about three million.
*This was quite a frightening number, and who knew how Orros managed to support them over a thousand years.*
However, considering their previous lifespan was only 30 years, and they reproduced quickly, it made sense.
Of course, now their lifespan had returned to normal.
However, the lost life potential could not be recovered.
Yet, this presented Eve with a quick thod of preaching to gain followers.
That was to focus on their lifespan.
Furthermore, considering the half-plane residents’ admiration for elves and the elvish blood in their bodies, Eve could even use the reversion to becoming a half-elf or elf as motivation.
At that ti, not only would she gain a fanatic, but also expand the elf population.
However, no matter how favorable the conditions were, preaching to three million people would not be a small project.
The Creation God Sect had essentially crumbled, and what Eve inherited was an empty shell.
Thus, she needed to establish a new church system in the half-plane.
Moreover, becoming a shallow believer might have been easy.
But finding devout believers was much harder.
Not to ntion, taking so churches from Blue Star as an example, if following the Segis World’s standard of devoutness, most people would be re shallow believers, and truly devout ones were rare.
*Cultivating devout believers, unless in special circumstances, required prolonged brainwashing ti…*
Fortunately, the half-plane could still run normally now.
And after Eve beca the Plane Master, she could sowhat suppress the plane’s collapse.
*Anyway, waiting a few years was bearable.*
*Judging from the developnt of certain churches on Blue Star, preaching should not be too difficult, and maybe it would even progress faster than Eve anticipated.*
Yet, preaching required a trendous number of priests.
Currently, the elves, together with those still learning, had less than a hundred priests total.
As for the twenty thousand believers that the half-plane freely provided, they didn’t have any priests.
Those priests who originally believed in the “Creator God” had only been mind-controlled; they were not qualified priests and could not perfectly undertake the preaching work.
However, Eve did not intend to rely on them for preaching either.
Not even the priests among the elves did she intend to use.
She had a better choice.
And that was the players.
That’s right.
Eve already had an idea.
She planned to mobilize the players for preaching!
In other words, officially open the priest profession to players!
Previously, Eve had not intended to open this profession to players because they could not provide faith.
And without providing faith but only consuming Eve’s Divine Power, it was a complete waste.
However, things were different now.
Currently, Eve’s Divine Power was quite abundant.
And considering the population of this half-plane, the faith inco from new believers would be enough to support the consumption brought by players becoming priests.
Letting players beco priests, given their capabilities, Eve believed preaching would definitely be stronger than the elves.
Furthermore, she had already thought about the conditions for priest profession advancent.
The experience points for priest profession promotion could be halved or even reduced to a third of ordinary players.
However, if they wanted to be promoted, they had to successfully preach and develop a certain number of believers.
The higher the priest level, the more believers needed to be developed.…
Of course, though the conditions were special, priests would naturally enjoy so exclusive benefits.
Divine Arts was one of them.
Players would have the sa level of Divine Arts ability as that of priests among the elves.
If anyone managed to develop a terrifying number of believers, Eve might even consider giving them the title of Chief Priest.
The Chief Priest of the Nature Church was akin to the Pope of a human church.
Of course, not every player could beco a priest.
Eve also intended to set a trial for becoming a priest.
And she already had an idea for the trial thod.
That was the story of the half-elf Orros.
She planned to use Orros’s story as a blueprint and set an exclusive narrative in this half-plane.
She would create so incarnations to be permanent NPCs in this half-plane to distribute narrative missions to players and tell Orros’s story.
Completing this narrative wouldn’t take much ti.
Players completing this narrative would understand the secrets of this half-plane, knowing the tale of the half-elf Demigod Orros.…
This was Eve’s way of commorating Orros.
Orros had sacrificed his Divine Soul, and Eve could not revive her.
But so nas should not be forgotten.
And this half-plane, Eve also intended to give it a new na—
Oros Half-plane.
With that thought, Eve once again contacted the Blue Star Network channel and sent out the ga notice that she had long prepared.
A new version, a new profession!
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