Applied Immortality
Chapter 855

Hongyuan's True Form, the Aspect of the Star River

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Liu Yi released his mana, wrapped Wang Qi and Yue Luo Liuli within it, and swiftly flew with them toward the location Yue Luo Liuli had indicated.

Wang Qi was somewhat doubtful. "Is it really this direction?"

"It can't be wrong. Although the specific procedures differ for every god, there are always points in common." Yue Luo Liuli rapidly explained the principles behind the Great God-Praying Rite.

"The Rite of Proper Prayer for Grace is also called the 'Great Orthodox Rite' or the 'Great God-Praying Rite.' In short, it has different names in different civilizations and different eras."

Yue Luo Liuli's words puzzled Wang Qi. "The Divine Dao? But what gods are left in Divine Land...?"

"Wasn't there one just two years ago?" Liu Yi sneered. "Hongyuan..."

"If Mei Ge Mu is Hongyuan... then it would be perfectly reasonable for him to connect with his own Divine Body." Wang Qi pondered. "But Mei Ge Mu should know the terror of my God Plague Curse. He shouldn't choose to connect with the Divine Body before the God Plague Curse has been removed, should he?"

Liu Yi said, "If he doesn't connect with the Divine Body now, he'll most likely die. If he does, he still has a sliver of hope. As for the Divine Body, if it gets contaminated, then it gets contaminated."

Yue Luo Liuli offered a different explanation. "The Rite of Proper Prayer for Grace is meant to pray for divine power to descend. But it does not use incense and faith-power as payment; it asks the deity to voluntarily bestow divine power."

The Divine Dao was power produced by the orderly movement of a collective. The Divine Dao system existed within every person, so deities were invisibly connected to all their followers. And believers with exceptionally devout faith

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