Sophia left, happily carrying the photograph she had taken with Tylinn.
Joshua directly brought Lloydel back into Consciousness Space.
"How much Faith Power do I produce compared to Sophia?"
Joshua created a chair and sat beside Lloydel as the Goddess of Order began constructing a new rune array.
"About ten times as much."
Lloydel held a white steamed bun in her hands and nibbled on it. The bun was a condensed mass of high-density energy, and constructing rune arrays also consumed her own energy.
"That gap is pretty huge. Sophia is already at the level of a fanatic believer when it comes to Tylinn. As for me, I can only say I appreciate her."
Joshua was the sort of casual fan among fans. Tylinn's singing was pleasant, but not enough for him to worship her. Sophia, meanwhile, was fanatical enough to attend every one of Tylinn's concerts.
"If you take the middle ground, you'd be at the level of an ordinary fan," Joshua said.
"Fan?"
"An ordinary believer. Pious enough to offer a little tribute to their god or something," Joshua explained in terms Lloydel could understand.
Lloydel nodded, then hurriedly stuffed the rest of the white steamed bun into her mouth. Once she had converted the bun's energy, so many rune arrays appeared around her that Joshua's eyes began to blur.
As time passed, the rune arrays gradually gathered together and eventually formed a number.
"2.74 million? Nolan's total population is only a little over four million. That means nearly half of Nolan's population are Tylinn's believers."
Joshua was not surprised by the result. Every evening, Tylinn met with the people of Nolan through Nolan Television Station.
According to incomplete statistics, the Frost Elf's lullabies had effectively improved the sleep quality of the entire city's residents.
"Millions..." Lloydel stared