Human ambition grew. Ganis had never imagined that he could control the Colossus Civilization's government.
It was not until the Lord descended that he saw hope of wielding power himself.
When he later gradually realized that the Great Xia Empire seemed to have other intentions, he tacitly accepted it.
Moreover, the core members of the Colossus Sect were now all Transcendents.
Compared to any political organization of the past, the Colossus Sect possessed greater cohesion.
Because they could be certain of one thing: all their brothers in the sect could be trusted.
Before differences arose in their faith, all their brothers in the sect were trustworthy.
And their individual combat power was enough to guarantee a certain degree of safety.
At least within the Colossus Civilization, it was already a sign of high moral character if they did not bully others. No one would have the chance to make a move against them at all.
And one had to recognize this: regardless of their previous status, once they became Transcendents, they would certainly and quickly become part of the elite within their region.
These Transcendents could not only quickly gather a group of believers, but also command considerable social resources.
Thus, when Ganis convened a sect meeting, the participants themselves already carried no small amount of influence.
It could be said that every meeting drew the attention of the Colossus government.
Therefore, Ganis was extremely cautious. The moment someone brought up replacing the government, he immediately cut them off.
"Fellow believers, our current strength is insufficient to change everything, nor do we need to change everything.
"Under the existing order, I suggest that everyone exercise restraint. First develop more believers, and let more people learn of the Lord's glory."
Ganis deliberately emphasized restraint. Power could make people swell with arrogance,