Take It All

Even if only for an instant, the computing power of half the Light Brain network being diverted could give the enemy an opening to seize, drastically changing the situation across parts of the battlefield.

In a war like this, the situation changed by the moment. One misstep could require an enormous price to reclaim the advantage.

Yet Tang Chuan was adamant about using half the computing power to deduce the condition of their own faith gods.

That was right—the ones being deduced were their own faith gods!

If the gods had anything to announce to those below, they would naturally send down a divine message.

If they did not, then such behavior might fall within the ambiguous territory of offending the gods.

It was ambiguous because the targets of the deduction were their own faith gods. Infinite Sacred Domain had tried several times to summon the gods, yet had received no response at all, leaving them full of speculation.

When the gods could not be contacted and major decisions had to be made, there had been precedents of using this method to attract the gods' attention and prompt them to send down guidance. Of course, if the gods did not wish to respond, ignoring them was the norm.

Their own believers seeking them out because of major events could hardly be considered malicious. That was entirely different from courting death by deducing other gods.

At that moment, many people tacitly assumed that the gods were also battling one another somewhere. Under such circumstances, was it truly necessary to trouble them?

If Infinite Sacred Domain had utterly collapsed and been left leaderless, then it would have made sense. But now...

Nothing major seemed to have happened, did it?

Then what was the purpose of using such vast computing power for deduction