Abel learned from Rule Wizard Hal why the intelligence network of God's Country was so difficult for the Wizard Guild's intelligence network to detect.
In the Central Continent, God's Country used divine power to distribute some of its intelligence agents across the three battlefronts. Though these agents were not very powerful, they slowly guided ordinary people into becoming believers of the Outer Heavenly Demon through deception, temptation, and other means while interacting with them.
Since deception and temptation could only be used on ordinary people and had no effect on Professionals, the Outer Heavenly Demon's believers hidden among ordinary people were very difficult to discover.
These believers had no contact with one another. In their daily lives, they were no different from ordinary people. Only when they received a mission would they become intelligence agents of God's Country.
With the deliberate guidance and assistance of God's Country's intelligence agents, the believers held a wide variety of identities and statuses and were scattered throughout every corner of the Central Continent.
After the Elf race was attacked previously, the Wizard Guild's intelligence network began investigating the origins of the Large Teleportation Array between God's Country and the Elf race.
In the end, however, the investigation stopped at a noble with a fairly high status. That noble committed suicide at home, making it impossible to continue the investigation.
Although the Wizard Guild's intelligence network was incomparably powerful, it could not monitor every ordinary person.
It had to be understood that the Wizard Guild's intelligence network had always focused on Professionals. Compared with Professionals, ordinary people had far too little destructive power.
God's Country had exploited this loophole in the Wizard Guild's intelligence network and used ordinary people to carry out two major operations.
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