The Fanatical Knight's gaze fell on Abel. The affection in his eyes gradually transformed into extreme admiration, then into frenzied worship, as if Abel were his everything—as if he lived and died for him.
Abel sensed it most directly. He sensed that the "Crystal Angel Statue" had received a strand of Faith Power.
If they had been on the Central Continent, this strand of Faith Power would not have been so obvious. But this was the Dark World, and the "Crystal Angel Statue" could not receive Faith Power from the Central Continent.
That made this strand of Faith Power, transmitted from the Fanatical Knight's soul, especially conspicuous. Abel discovered it at once.
Along with the Faith Power came a wordless prayer. Although it had no words, its extreme piety was transmitted into the "Crystal Angel Statue" through hazy thoughts.
He sensed that a faith channel had appeared between the "Crystal Angel Statue" and the Fanatical Knight before him.
Abel knew that from this moment on, the Fanatical Knight before him had truly become his believer. Judging from the Faith Power he provided, his faith had already reached its limit.
This was not difficult to understand. What other believer could possess faith as pure as that of this Fanatical Knight? At this moment, there were no distracting thoughts in the Fanatical Knight's soul. The only thing that existed was faith in Abel.
Yet this faith was connected to Abel through the "Crystal Angel Statue," making the Fanatical Knight a member of those who believed in the "Crystal Angel Statue."
The "Crystal Angel Statue" was one with Abel, tightly connected to his soul.
In fact, Abel possessed two divine identities. One was the divine identity he had stolen from the Outer Heavenly Demon, using the "Crystal Angel Statue" to gather Faith Power.