As his research deepened, beyond the mysteries contained within the cellular tissue of their surface limbs, Saine gradually turned his hand toward the connection between these two natives and their god.
The divine power system of Faelun Continent was quite unique.
In other worlds, including the Wild Gorilla World Saine knew, only an extremely small number of beings could directly establish a connection with gods above Level 4 and receive grants of divine power.
Generally speaking, only those whose strength had reached Level 3 or above would be granted a portion of divine power by the gods to carry with them.
After all, divine power was not cabbages, and few gods in the Star Realm were so generous.
But Faelun Continent was different.
The gods here seemed generous to an excessive degree.
Aside from that gray-robed old man, even this Temple Knight, who possessed only Quasi-Knight combat power, had a tiny trace of divine power within his body.
The way this divine power fused with the flesh largely compensated for these people's lack of combat strength caused by their reliance on skills.
That gray-robed old man had been subdued by Saine in a single move, which was rather unfair to him.
If he had activated the divine power within him beforehand, then even with only three offensive Level-1 spells, he could have struggled a little.
But unfortunately, his frail body and the sudden eruption of battle had left the old man unable to display the strength he should have possessed.
After the other Temple Knight in the underground laboratory was accidentally rendered brain-dead by Saine's excessive brain dissection experiment,
this last remaining gray-robed old man became the focus of Saine's next round of "special care."
From the Temple Knight's memories, Saine had not found many scenes concerning the god worshipped