David toyed with the divine artifact, the 'Phantom Necklace'. With the God of Fear's soul imprint of ownership gone, his mind easily entered the ownership array, making the divine artifact, the 'Phantom Necklace', entirely his.
The 'Phantom Necklace' could freely alter one's appearance and aura, and it also had a certain effect in concealing one's aura. When used together with the divine artifact, the 'Stalking Crown', its effects would be even better.
David had no need whatsoever to alter his appearance. Not to mention demigods—even ordinary knights, provided they were strong enough, could alter their muscles to a certain extent and thereby change their appearance.
Changing one's aura, however, was somewhat special. An aura was like a person's calling card, representing that person; changing one's aura meant one could impersonate someone else.
David had never seen this divine artifact, the 'Phantom Necklace', mentioned in any book. Perhaps he simply had not read enough books, but it was more likely that this divine artifact had never been made public.
Once the effects of a divine artifact like this were revealed, people would guard against it.
David had no need for its other functions. He had no reason to alter his aura and impersonate someone else. The only function he needed was the ability to conceal his aura, preventing the world rules of God's Great World from accurately locating him.
Now, wherever he went, he had to wear the divine artifact, the 'Stalking Crown', precisely to prevent the God of War from finding his exact location.
Elsewhere, the God of Fear withdrew Its divine sense, still somewhat shaken by the encounter.
The loss of Jeffers, a Level 5 bishop, was nothing much. The God of Fear's faith had always spread well. By expending some more power of faith to bestow divine grace,