To materialize the rules of Minecraft in the real world required more than a hundred times the Faith Power consumed by Conflict.
That was because there were simply too many differences between the rules of Minecraft and reality. The rule allowing a block to float in midair alone severely violated the laws of physics.
Not to mention that everything in Minecraft had that pixelated style.
But despite that... as long as it was materialized on a small scale, the capacity of the three World Trees could still bear the burden.
The battlefield of Conflict had already been maintained for an entire day. Around thirteen hundred soldiers had died, and the ammunition expenditure was even more incalculable.
The Faith Power being consumed came from the High Elves' World Tree. At present, the High Elves' World Tree had 1.57 million believers.
The Faith Power provided by so many believers had been stored for a full ten months, and the accumulated amount had likely increased dozens of times over.
The Faith Power consumed by the battlefield in a single day was less than one percent of that.
Of course, that was only the first day. If every front continued consuming resources at this rate... it would still be an extremely terrifying figure.
So Joshua had no intention of fighting a prolonged war against the gray mist. He had to take the initiative.
The brief tactical meeting had concluded. Next came the test of how much energy it took to create a Steve in the real world.
The white bird appeared atop Joshua's head. With its assistance, the space within two square meters of the room was granted the rules of Minecraft.
To Joshua's surprise... the ground that had been granted those rules did not change at all. Even the pixelation he had expected