Several hours after the God of Thieves Milton left Pas City, he was flying through the sky, preparing to find another place to stay, when he suddenly sensed that one of his true believers had died.
Because a believer with such deep faith in him possessed a faith channel, he would naturally receive information about their condition whenever he paid attention to it.
The main reason was that he had too few true believers. With only tens of thousands of believers, he paid close attention to every one of their lives and deaths.
Other deities, such as the Moon Goddess or any deity with an enormous number of believers, would not pay attention to the life or death of a single believer.
Take Abel, for example. The number of believers connected to his Druidic sub-soul numbered in the hundreds of thousands. With so many believers, deaths occurred every day, so Abel naturally did not attach much importance to them.
At that moment, a believer had suddenly died, and the God of Thieves Milton also clearly knew that the believer was not very old.
In fact, almost none of his believers were particularly old. Normally, when his believers grew older, they naturally changed professions, and their faith in him would no longer continue. Even if some still believed in him, their faith would no longer be as firm.
In the Central Temple of God's Country, Divine Revelation sat in the main hall, his eyes fixed on the newly built divine statue.
Although Faith Power was constantly flowing through the angel statue, it would still take a long time before the statue could completely transform into a form created from Faith Power.
Every time he saw the angel statue, he thought of that loathsome thief. He thought of the God of Thieves.