Unicorn Goddess

Hunters possessed formidable combat capability.

Perhaps due to their faith, hunting was a very ordinary part of their lives, granting hunters combat experience far exceeding other professionals. To use a simple comparison, many hunters came with an elite template built-in, making them much more difficult to deal with than ordinary professionals. Deities associated with the slaughter portfolio seemed to have particularly troublesome worshippers; the former God of Slaughter had been this way, the later God of Murder was this way, and even the worshippers of mere Malar displayed similarly fierce combat prowess.

It appeared that the Hunt Church was currently at war with all sides, yet under Soren's observation, they were not losing ground.

First of all.

Hunters were accustomed to operating in wilderness areas, making it very difficult for numerous enemies to track them down. Even if someone managed to find their traces, facing Malar's followers who mastered the tracking portfolio, the final result undoubtedly mirrored that of the ranger who worshipped the Queen of the Forest—they became just another prey in the hunters' eyes.

The hunters had suffered considerable losses during this period, but not as severely as one might have imagined.

Judging by the camp's scale and traces, Soren discovered that over a dozen people had been lost since its establishment. In contrast, other church factions probably lost far more personnel.

This was a point worthy of great apprehension!

Namely, after genuinely infiltrating deep among the enemy to scout, Soren uncovered a very grave matter.

Members of the Hunt Church generally possessed considerable strength; hunters below tier 3 were practically nonexistent here, with ordinary profession levels above level 10.

If their respective racial talent bonuses were factored in, their strength would be even greater.

By comparison, the strength of Soren's church forces was uneven, and middle-to-high-tier church