Faith Crisis

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Even with Linsey's vast experience, his brain couldn't help but crash at this moment.

If he were an NPC in a game, a whole pile of question marks would definitely be floating above his head right now.

Believers. Righteous Walkers.

Could Awakened of these two professions actually come together and produce some strange new chemical reaction?

Linsey suddenly fell silent.

This immediately left Arona, who was sitting across from him, unable to make sense of things.

The Blind Girl could not see the change in Linsey's expression. Linsey kept his breathing and heartbeat perfectly steady, so she could only assume there was something wrong with her answer.

Arona cautiously asked again:

"Mr. Linsey, is there a problem?"

"You asked about the object of our faith. I absolutely did not mean to deceive you. Believers would never joke about something like this."

Arona's question pulled Linsey out of his muddled thoughts.

He tried to organize his words before replying:

"Uh... As far as I know, the Believers' skill paths should mainly be divided into three categories. The first is nature worship, taking natural phenomena and innate sacred beings as objects of faith. The second is deity worship, meaning Believers who worship gods in the usual sense. Only the third, Ancestral Spirit worship, matches what you said—wait, could it be that your ancestor was a Righteous Walker?"

Linsey felt that he had found the right answer.

But Arona, sitting opposite him, shook her head once again.

"Your understanding of Believers is very accurate, but we are different from them."

"Our forefathers did indeed come from the City of Law, and they also know the history of this world's past. During the countless upheavals of old, Righteous Walkers would always step forward, restoring peace to the world and returning a