Abel took a "Divine Power Crystal" from the golden chest and tossed it to Doff. The tiny "Divine Power Crystal" looked insignificant compared with Doff's enormous palm.
But Doff carefully pinched the "Divine Power Crystal" between two thick fingers and then tossed it directly into his mouth.
The sight left Abel dumbfounded. Only then did he remember that Doff had learned everything from him, and probably did not know how to use the "Divine Power Crystal" either.
However, he soon sensed some changes in Doff's enormous body. A divine power had entered Doff's body and was rapidly transforming it.
With the Faith Power provided to Doff by the barbarians on the War Song Plateau, the result of transforming Doff with this single "Divine Power Crystal" was equivalent to the result of decades of transformation from the Faith Power provided by those barbarians.
Only then did Abel realize that although Doff had not learned how to use the "Divine Power Crystal" from him, Doff possessed an instinct that told him how to deal with items beneficial to him.
Eating them was one of the Behemoth's most natural choices, and that was the choice Doff had made.
Abel estimated that at most ten "Divine Power Crystals" would be enough to completely transform Doff's body. By then, Doff might have become the lowest-ranking deity.
But he did not let Doff use another "Divine Power Crystal," because once Doff transformed too much, Abel would no longer be able to use him in battle on the Central Continent.
Furthermore, Abel knew too little about the cultivation system of deities. During this period, he needed to find a way for deities to advance.
Although Doff was somewhat dissatisfied, he still followed Abel's orders and returned to the Spatial Beast Ring.
It was still daytime on the