"God of Death, what kind of divine servants do you have?" Abel asked curiously.
The God of Death lightly waved the hand hidden beneath his robe. A three-headed, six-armed giant appeared behind him, each of its hands gripping a huge two-handed battle-axe.
"A Three-Headed Giant, a divine creature. The battle-axes in its hands are divine artifacts I crafted, and they have a ranged returning effect!" the God of Death continued introducing it.
"God of Death, you're really willing to part with it. You must have paid quite a price to obtain this Three-Headed Giant back then!" the God of Fire remarked when he saw it.
"What else could I do? The Undead Believers under me produce far less Faith Power than your believers, and I still have to hand over 'divine power crystals' to the Wizard Guild. The Three-Headed Giant consumes a huge amount of Faith Power while it remains with me. I might as well exchange it for 'divine power crystals'!" The God of Death rarely spoke at such length. It was clear that he still valued the Three-Headed Giant greatly. The helplessness in his tone also revealed the current plight of the gods.
Abel had no idea what a Three-Headed Giant was, but he could sense the insane aura radiating from it. Not to mention the Three-Headed Giant itself, even the three two-handed battle-axes were divine artifacts. The materials consumed to make them must have been astonishing, to say nothing of their value.
"God of Death, how many 'divine power crystals' do you wish to exchange it for?" He looked at the Three-Headed Giant and asked the God of Death.
"Twenty 'divine power crystals' will do," the God of Death replied.
Abel hesitated. From the two Vice Presidents of the Wizard Guild, he knew that trading more than