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Anse felt there was a problem with that rule.

What if a Divine Creature set its sights on Krynn Tianyu and wanted to gather faith there to become a god?

The gods could not intervene in person. They could only leave mortals to deal with him.

"Seems the locals really can kill gods." He chuckled.

Those Otherworld Dragons were the most powerful Divine Creatures Anse had encountered apart from himself. They were as big as hills, yet they still could not dominate Krynn.

If the five Otherworld Dragons had not joined forces, Elana, Regia, and the others could have eliminated them one by one.

In fact, the Otherworld Dragon lords had once ruled Anselon Continent. Every last one of them had later died beneath a Dragon Lance.

Elsewhere in the Desolate Universe System, the name "Krynn" was nowhere near as famous as "Dragon Lance."

What a strange ecosystem of faith.

Once Anse understood that, he finally relaxed.

He activated Spacetime Travel and teleported to Sanctuary Three.

With the gods joining the Spirit Network, its capabilities had soared, and it was retaining vast amounts of faith.

Sacos had ample divine power and Spirit Coins to upgrade the Sanctuary's Abjuration, making the work far more efficient than before.

The number of Faerun's gods connected to the Spirit Network had risen to 7,003, most of them from lawful or neutral alignments.

These gods had completely escaped the turmoil caused by the Weave's disruption, and their faith had grown stable again.

Compared with the little faith they gave up, they clearly gained much more.

But the real beneficiary was the Spirit Network. Though the faith it collected fell short of the Spirit Coins its members generated, that faith came at no cost.

Spending Spirit Coins required the Spirit Network to provide corresponding services, consuming