Abel returned to Golden Castle with the statue and placed the small statue beside the Angel statue in a secret chamber in the basement.
This was probably the only room in the world where statues of two different deities had been placed together. In any case, faith was extremely exclusive. No deity would coexist with another deity.
Even if those deities belonged to the same faction, each would still have its own independent space.
Likewise, Abel used the Ancient Totem to deliver a Divine Decree to all the barbarian believers, sending them an image. The image was unclear, but it carried an extremely sacred aura.
From then on, whenever the barbarians prayed, their Faith Power would flow into the statue as long as they prayed to this image.
Abel handled the two statues differently. The believers of the Angel Body in God's Country had been deceived into believing, so he minimized the risk of being discovered by God's Country as much as possible, guiding them only through the clergy.
The barbarians were different. The faith of War Song Plateau had long since stabilized. Especially after Abel had performed several miracles, their devotion had already surpassed that of the Elves toward the Moon Goddess.
Abel had also discovered that the harsher people's lives were, the firmer their faith became.
The Faith Power received by Doff's statue did not satisfy him. He now measured the amount of Faith Power against the standard of forming a single Power Crystal.
By that standard, he was dissatisfied with the amount of Faith Power absorbed by both Doff's statue and the Angel statue. Even if the two statues were combined, they could not form a single Power Crystal within a hundred years.
He took out the parchment book that Great Druid Biula had given him and