The Impressionist God
Chapter 60

Cave Dwellers and Humans

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Ned allowed this group of Cave Dwellers to remain on the island and continue surviving as believers of the god.

But that did not mean he trusted these Cave Dwellers completely, the way he trusted his own clansmen.

Though their king was already dead.

And most of the Cave Dwellers who had refused to submit had also been killed to the last in the previous battle.

He still kept a certain wariness in his heart.

All the remaining Cave Dwellers.

At Ned's demand, they temporarily lived in the former king's cave.

The Rot Spirit Insects would monitor this group of Cave Dwellers in the cave at all times.

For now, these Cave Dwellers only knew that he could control Shell Insects. They did not know he also possessed this ability to manipulate other insects.

If they made even the slightest unusual move.

Then Ned would also be able to sense it through the insects at the first possible moment.

Half a year.

It passed very quickly.

This group of Cave Dwellers made no unusual moves during this period.

Just as they had said, they had already decided to devoutly believe in the god, and the Cave Dwellers began taking the initiative to learn the human language and writing.

During this period.

Priest Moro took on the role of teaching these Cave Dwellers how to believe in the deity.

From this priest's mouth, the Cave Dwellers learned knowledge about the god.

God was a great existence that stood above all things. He was a mysterious existence mortals could not understand or see, not something that could be summed up by mere powerful life.

And it was precisely because of this that He did not need human flesh and blood as offerings. If one carried a merciful and devout heart, the great

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