Su Xiao had a general understanding of the Moon God World. There were three great empires here: the Dawn Empire, the Simolo Empire, and the Lodan Empire. Aside from these three empires, all the other smaller nations were vassal states.
What was strange was that these three empires, which were constantly at war, actually worshiped the same deity—the Moon God.
Even stranger, the Moon God's image differed completely among the three great empires. In the Dawn Empire, the Moon God was depicted as a goddess. In the Simolo Empire, the Moon God had no gender. In the Lodan Empire, the Moon God was depicted as a brawny man.
For that reason, all three empires thought the others were idiots and heretics. They alone worshiped the true deity, while the others had made everything up.
More interestingly, believers from all three empires could vaguely sense the Moon God's presence while praying. If they were devout enough, they could even receive gifts from the Moon God. These people were called Moon Apostles—in other words, transcendents.
Heaven only knew what the Moon God actually was. In the Dawn Empire, the believers prayed, "My goddess, please shelter me."
In the Simolo Empire, it became, "Supreme genderless god, thank you for the food you have bestowed upon us."
As for the Lodan Empire, it was even more outrageous. The whole style changed drastically, and the Moon God went directly from a goddess to a male deity.
If the Moon God had emotions, perhaps all three empires would have been wiped out. Maybe one would have survived?
Su Xiao did not care about the Moon God's appearance at present, nor did he care which of the three great empires was the real idiot. What he wanted to know now was how to leave this prison deep