"But..."
The logistics staff member looked hesitant. "There are very few newcomers joining from this world."
Because those who believed in "gods," or had already become god's favored, lost their qualifications to become Contract Anomalists.
It wasn't that the Aberration Association rejected such people.
Rather, once they chose to place their faith in those "gods," their will, personality, and beliefs would all be twisted and altered.
Even if they had originally been people filled with justice and kindness, once they encountered the "god" they believed in, that so-called justice and kindness had to give way.
They would become completely warped, turning into puppets who only obeyed the "gods'" commands and had no thoughts of their own.
Of course, some people realized something was wrong and wanted to break free. If someone's will was strong enough to remain true to themselves until they encountered a Contract Anomalist...
Then, depending on that Contract Anomalist's personality and mood at the time, they might help them escape this predicament.
The relationship between "gods" and believers was like a contract.
Believers provided faith or sacrifices, while "gods" granted them abilities and occasionally answered their requests.
As long as this contract remained unbroken, it was difficult to handle.
People like Chen Fan, complete nonbelievers who were not even casual believers, were truly very rare in a world where divine miracles manifested.
"Very few newcomers? Why?" Chen Fan asked curiously.
"Because..." Chen Ke said casually, "there are very few nonbelievers."
Nonbelievers?
Only nonbelievers could join?
No, the newcomer rules had never mentioned anything related to that. Besides, Chen Fan had seen a line in the introduction to the Aberration Association.
The Aberration Association had mastered time and space, worlds, and the past, present, and future. To the Aberration Association, none of those were any different.
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