Abel was extremely busy at this moment. The simultaneous requests of several hundred devout believers left him, a demigod, unable to respond to them all in time.
Fortunately, there were only a few hundred believers. He activated the World Stone Fragment and, with the help of the Druidic sub-soul, gave every believer an appropriate response.
The elderly regained their youth, while the injured recovered from their wounds.
He did not think much of the battle-hardened female hunters' combat power. Without being Professionals, everything they possessed was illusory. No matter how powerful they became, they still had their limits.
The knight profession made this especially clear. Even at the level of Grand Knight Commander, one was merely comparable to an Intermediate Wizard.
And among Wizards, Intermediate Wizards could only be considered weak. A powerful Wizard could kill one with a single thought.
What Abel valued was the devotion of these female hunters. Their faith was sufficient to meet the standards for entering a divine kingdom, and nearly all of these several hundred female hunters were like that.
He did not understand why this was so. It was simply that a belief maintained for thousands of years—a belief that persisted despite seeing no hope—would have ended long ago without such devotion.
Only now did he learn that the Hunting Goddess's artifact, the Hunting Longbow, had always been safeguarded by these believers.
He looked at the Hunting Longbow that had appeared in the Hunting Goddess's hands. As soon as the completely transparent longbow appeared, it rapidly grew larger, soon reaching a size suitable for the nearly five-meter-tall Hunting Goddess to wield.
After giving these devout female hunters an appropriate response, Abel did not immediately revive the other two deities.
He chose to first find the Hunting Goddess's divine kingdom and restore its operation.