This matter was not impossible to resolve. Abel now had another way to obtain the Book of Inheritance, so of course he would not give up.
However, aside from this experiment, he did not intend to use a cleric already recognized by the temple for such a thing.
He set his sights on finding believers with special abilities and some combat prowess.
Among the citizens who had grown up in God's Country since childhood, professions like assassins simply did not exist. However, God's Country constantly plundered people and resources from cities across the Central Continent, and there were naturally quite a few assassin-type individuals among them.
After being brainwashed, these assassin-type people clearly no longer made a living by returning to their old profession. Instead, they became high-quality sources of Faith Power for God's Country.
Under the support of the resources plundered along with them, these people were able to survive in God's Country. Those among them who had the ability to work were assigned to reclaim wasteland and could become self-sufficient after a short time.
Those with special skills, on the other hand, enjoyed even better lives and were settled in various cities.
Those without the ability to work had more miserable fates. They would be brainwashed repeatedly until they completely lost themselves and became faith machines, praying endlessly every day and consuming only the minimum food needed to stay alive.
They had nothing to do for their entire lives except provide Faith Power to God's Country day and night. Generally, they would become exhausted and die within about ten years.
The Druidic sub-soul had found Abel a former assassin who was currently reclaiming wasteland. This unlucky assassin, named Eup, had been carrying out an assassination mission when God's Country opened a Teleportation Gate and launched an attack.
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