He Just Didn't Like Traitors Very Much

"No One in Sight, wait, don't attack yet. I'm not insulting anyone—that's simply the name of this talent.

I know it sounds like the name of Folly's talent, but it really is a gift from Deception. Its effect is to turn me and my chosen target into 'no one' in other people's 'sight.'

Put simply, cognitive invisibility.

The effect is excellent, but it has many restrictions. For example, if we want to maintain this state now, we won't be able to leave this area for quite some time.

It's an area-of-effect skill that only works within a very small region.

I'm deeply puzzled by this. Its manifestation isn't like the Deception I understand. Instead, it resembles a mixture of Deception and Chaos, and even leans more toward Chaos.

I've racked my brains and can't figure it out. I can only attribute it to the fact that the gods are still embroiled in countless conflicts on levels beyond our perception, and Deception may have stolen a portion of Chaos's authority during those conflicts..."

At this, Cheng Shi felt a deep respect for him.

The believers of Truth really did have something special about them. Just from the effect of a single talent, the things the God of Merriment had secretly done had actually been more or less guessed by the doctor.

But Cheng Shi certainly wasn't going to volunteer information about his Lord of Grace to a believer of Truth, so he probed the other man's intentions with a few questions here and there, hoping to uncover all of his talent's abilities.

The doctor was sincere, but he wasn't stupid. Thus, while they endured the duration of the Abnormal Mother Tree's furious assault, the two quietly played a game of taiji beneath Deception's protection.

One side probed as hard as possible