From the Three-Headed Giant's condition alone, Abel could guess how difficult life had been for the God of Death. Such a powerful divine creature, and a divine slave of God's Country at that, could not even be supplied with enough Faith Power.
Then again, if the God of Death had not been unable to support the Three-Headed Giant, yet been unwilling to kill outright the giant he had spent countless years cultivating, how could he have sold it to Abel?
This was the most helpless era for the gods. They possessed powerful guardian divine slaves, but God's Country had gone thousands of years without war. Such divine slaves, skilled in battle, had no chance to display their abilities.
Abel sensed the Three-Headed Giant's excitement. It was the feeling of someone who had been starved for countless years suddenly finding a great deal of food placed before him.
However, Abel soon understood why the God of Death had abandoned the Three-Headed Giant. The vast amount of Faith Power entering its body merely made it feel as though it had eaten a small snack.
He could still sense the Three-Headed Giant's hunger. Although this hunger would not prevent it from surviving, it did slightly affect its combat strength.
But he could not tolerate a subordinate who was about to fight for him going hungry.
The Faith Power in God's Country was provided daily by only several hundred thousand barbarians, and much of it was consumed by the operation and reinforcement of God's Country.
He took out a "Divine Power Crystal" and threw it to the Three-Headed Giant. Despite its enormous body, the Three-Headed Giant moved with incredible agility and swallowed the "Divine Power Crystal" in one bite.
Almost immediately, divine power surged through its body. A single "Divine Power Crystal" completely replenished