If the absorbed power of faith were taken as the baseline value, then the [Soul of Faith] it summoned was equivalent to an avatar with power equal to [Saint].
However, this avatar had a much larger body, with a stride and reach greater than [Saint]'s, and it could unleash the [Fist of Faith].
This could serve as [Saint]'s standard combat mode.
However, after the true [Saint] had become a god, this Magitech Card also named [Saint] lost the possibility of gaining intelligence.
This meant that many operations requiring intelligence could no longer be performed.
The most crucial of these was the activation and deactivation of the [Heart of Light].
The [Heart of Light] remained permanently active.
Once [Saint] was summoned, the [Heart of Light] would automatically activate, transforming the surrounding environment into the [Domain of Light].
Therefore, the Magitech Card [Saint] absolutely could not be placed on the same team as Dark Type Magitech Cards.
Ideally, the entire team should consist of Light Type cards.
After examining this, Dark looked up at the real [Saint] and asked about matters related to "divine descent."
The answer he received in the end was unsurprising.
[Holy] could indeed send its will to descend upon that Magic Spirit at any time.
However, ordinary possession by its will would not make it stronger.
Moreover, if he was not within the range of [Saint]'s faith, then this could only be done when [Saint] was within the [Domain of Light] or nearby.
And if Dark wanted to obtain [Saint]'s immense power, it would be best not to descend upon [Saint]'s Magic Spirit.
Instead, he should descend upon the [Soul of Faith]!
When [Saint] sent its will to descend upon the [Soul of Faith], it could absorb the power of faith and transform into a [Holy Soul]!
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