In this not particularly large temple, Abel sensed his own aura, just as he had sensed the Central Temple with his Angel Body in the Central Temple of God's Country.
This was his own temple, but because it had no statue of a god, the temple could not connect with him.
In the temple's main hall, Elder Locke of the "High Elves" did not fly. Instead, he prostrated his small body on the ground and performed the grandest ceremony of obeisance.
At Abel's command, all the other "High Elves" besides Elder Locke did not live in the temple.
Although the temple had enough space for the "High Elves," whose bodies were not large to begin with, to reside there.
Abel knew the growth trajectory of the "High Elves" in another world, and he deliberately did not want them to become immersed in comfort and pleasure.
He placed the statue of the god on the altar in the main hall. After he infused it with soul energy, the statue, which was about as tall as he was, underwent a miraculous change.
His face appeared on the statue, and even the mage robe on his body appeared as well. Of course, the face was that of a human.
"Locke, from now on, you are to lead all the 'High Elves' in praying toward the statue!" Abel instructed Elder Locke.
"Yes, my great god!" Elder Locke replied respectfully.
Abel did not stay long. The feeling in this temple was strange. His strength had not yet reached the divine level, but in Rogue Encampment, he possessed part of a god's abilities. Now that he had believers as well, he felt as if he truly were a god.
Of course, if he had not encountered those genuinely powerful Supreme Experts and had not seen the