Abel did not know how Fire God's death had affected the world. He was still in God's Country, which continued flying onward.
After killing Fire God, he began taking stock of what he had gained this time.
Of the Flame Spirits Fire God had left behind, only twenty had survived. The rest had died in the battle in God's Country.
If War God Daof had not withdrawn from the battlefield at that moment and quickly seized the control orb, none of those twenty Flame Spirits would have survived.
The twenty Flame Spirits had now become War God Daof's divine slaves. Even so, Abel felt there were still too many of them. Every divine slave required Faith Power to remain alive.
Fortunately, he now had twenty million Dwarf believers, and there was an enormous amount of Faith Power in God of Hills' divine country. Even without counting the "divine power crystals," its Faith Power was denser than that of Daof's original divine country and Fire God's divine country.
From now on, Abel would not need to worry about running short of Faith Power. He estimated that "divine power crystals" would even be produced periodically.
However, given the current situation of the gods, there truly was no other god capable of supporting twenty-four divine slaves.
The reason Fire God had created five hundred Flame Spirits was that he had been staking everything on one final gamble, leaving himself no way out.
In his view, as long as he defeated Abel, Abel's "divine power crystals," Daof's divine country, and God of Hills' divine country would all belong to him. By then, he would no longer need to worry about Faith Power.
In Fire God's divine country, Abel found Fire God's collection.
However, it consisted entirely of various materials, most of them only tiny