Any creature that embarked on the path of attaining godhood through faith placed extraordinary importance on its believers.
Because to them, believers represented the foundation of their existence.
The Gray Brain Apes inhabiting Fickmos Canyon numbered in the hundreds of thousands.
In the eyes of the powerful Spider Queen, that number of believers was nothing at all.
But to the weak Great Strength God, it could very well have been close to one-tenth of its total believers across Faelun Continent.
During the years Saine had spent in Faelun Continent, not only had he been learning about this world's composition and makeup, but the Spider Queen far away in the Wizard World had also been analyzing this special world.
Faelun Continent's Plane Rule Attributes were highly unusual. Since this large world civilization appeared not to have expanded or explored beyond its borders, with all gods cooped up on a single continental plane, they attached tremendous importance to the growth of their believers and faith.
Why had there been almost no large-scale wars sweeping across the entire continent, nor clashes between armies of low-level creatures, over the past several thousand years in Faelun Continent?
Analyzing it from the perspective of a god, the Spider Queen believed that the gods of Faelun Continent were consciously protecting these low-level creatures.
These low-level creatures also represented resources—the source of faith that all gods regarded as their foundation.
Part of the special magic array the Spider Queen had directed Saine to set up around the outskirts of Fickmos Canyon was meant for the Great Strength God, while another part was aimed at the ordinary Gray Brain Apes within Fickmos Canyon.
The deaths of hundreds of thousands of creatures would not stir the slightest emotional ripple in the Spider Queen.
Using these hundreds of thousands of Gray