Yuan Zhu discovered that browsing exchange options could also answer questions indirectly. After picking up some basic knowledge, his interest was immediately piqued, and he entered the names of the Holy Light, Buddhist teachings... and everything else he had encountered.
He wanted to see whether there were corresponding exchanges. As it turned out, there were quite a few.
The minimum requirement for Holy Light System exchanges was possessing a Holy Mark. He had already seen one: the severed finger of the doctor from the Holy Light Department at Municipal Second Hospital. That wound, half-burning and half-dormant, was a Holy Mark.
With this wound—the Holy Mark—one could ignite one's life and convert it into Holy Light, thus bringing blessings to all living beings. Every enhancement in the Holy Light System was built upon the foundation of the "Holy Mark."
A Holy Mark never healed. It was a symbol of divine miracle, continuously burning away its user's life until the day that life was extinguished. Even if you chopped off the finger, the Holy Mark would randomly appear somewhere else on your body and continue burning your life away.
Thus, Holy Marks carried such beautiful connotations as self-sacrifice, offering, burning oneself to illuminate others, and bringing light.
With this line of rhetoric, the Holy Temple had frenziedly brainwashed the common people of the western world on Geng Continent, spreading its faith on a massive scale. It had linked itself to "the sacred" and become its spokesperson.
Holy Light possessed an overwhelmingly tyrannical exclusivity, along with a faint additional healing effect.
Relying on this trait, Holy Light Cultivators could easily cleanse pollution. In essence, they used the "Holy Light Pollution," with its immense repulsive force, to sweep away other pollution, then squeezed and overdraw the patient's vitality to rapidly heal them.
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