Qin was exceedingly firm with outsiders, completely unlike his attitude toward High Priest Manhab.
This was highly unreasonable.
Normally, one was an important figure with real authority in a first-rate civilization, while the other was a native of a primitive civilization. The former should undoubtedly have been more important.
The Blue Star Federation supervisors were clearly unaccustomed to such differential treatment and nearly changed expression.
Fortunately, they glanced at the knights standing to either side and wisely swallowed their complaints.
As for Manhab and his group, they felt honored by the association.
They were merely backward, not fools.
They could sense the attitudes the supervisors from those two civilizations had toward them.
But since their skills were inferior, they could only grit their teeth and endure it.
Yet now, seeing the Great Xia Empire's attitude, the people of the Sacrificial Civilization immediately felt vindicated.
So what if their technology was powerful? Technology did not represent civilization.
Our Sacrificial Civilization may be backward, but we are civilized. We are the Lord's faithful believers, far more important than you.
Having finally gained a little sense of superiority, they naturally clung to it tightly.
Qin did not care how the Blue Star Federation communicated among themselves. Following the Sacrificial Civilization's arrangements, he began receiving the first batch of Sacrificial Civilization knights to be promoted.
Naturally, those able to advance in the first batch were all young, strong warriors.
They were physically robust, and with the faith indoctrinated into them since childhood, they could easily convert to the Seraphim and develop a sense of identification.
Then, with the aid of various Transcendent Potions, they swiftly met the standards for becoming Transcendent.
Moreover, it was foreseeable that warriors trained this way would become high-quality soldiers after awakening.
When rows of devout believers knelt before him,