Once the number of mages and Mage Towers exceeded a certain threshold, humanity seemed not to have advanced on the surface, but the efficiency of society as a whole suddenly increased.
By now, the development of all the gods' believers had fallen behind that of Suye's human believers. Even believers primarily composed of mages had been trying to catch up for years, yet they were still chasing them now. Learning the knowledge of the Three Kingdoms occupied most of their time, leaving them no strength to create or surpass anything.
The Crimson Pope gazed at Core City in confusion and asked, "God Su, you really aren't directing them?"
"I'm not."
"But why does the command of these mages possess such indescribable beauty and fluidity? Their efficiency is definitely inferior to yours, but that indescribable fluidity is even greater than yours. When you command, it's as if invisible hands rapidly push them forward. It's powerful. But now, it's as if every mage is running with all their might, yet with absolute naturalness."
"As expected of a mage god. I thought it was strange too, but I didn't examine it as closely as you did."
"Come to think of it, that's true. God Su, how did these mages achieve this? There aren't many heroic mages among them. Logically, they should need at least Demigod mages to reach this level."
The gods all looked toward Suye.
Suye smiled. "This is a power that naturally emerges once the mages have developed to a certain level. As long as mages follow the correct laws and use the correct methods, everything will fall into place. It's like fine streams eventually converging into rivers and flowing into the sea. A single mage doesn't really know how to face such a vast enemy force, but when enough mages