Five Thousand Spirits (4-in-1)

"This Fremenus has a very strong sense of subjective initiative!"

Through the mental connection between gods and believers, Roy silently watched, vaguely seeing this scene unfold.

He had a general understanding of these people's movements and knew that, under Fremenus's initiative, they had held a secret meeting among the Chosen.

This had already deviated from his original plan. They had shifted from developing individually to acting as a group.

"My original concern was that this would make them easy targets for big-data surveillance, allowing them to be wiped out in one sweep.

Fremenus wasn't reckless. He should understand the risks of doing this.

But he still chose to gather everyone together because, in Sakr, all kinds of sects and religious organizations were legal.

Perhaps because the higher-ups wanted to conduct certain experiments, religious organizations could not only be established but could even go public and openly preach.

Of course, that also made it difficult to recruit any true believers and connect to the correct anchor point.

Perhaps he intended to mix truth with falsehood, hide himself among the masses, and become even safer that way."

Roy pondered.

Like Fremenus, before gaining Roy's attention, his soul had been in an ownerless state.

His desire had been so intense that the Light of the Mind had shone brightly, as conspicuous as a firefly in the night.

In such circumstances, it was easy for other demon gods to discover and capture him.

Many humans in the Material World had been bewitched after their overly intense desires—or obsessions—attracted the attention of devils.

If someone else had discovered him first—not Roy, but perhaps a devil from Hell or a demon from the Abyss—his fate might have taken an entirely different path.

Fortunately, the universe was vast. There were many people one encountered, and just as