Chapter 423

"The Healing God is going to be resurrected?" In the center of the resplendent palace, Uther Jean, chief god of the Human Pantheon, listened to the report from his subordinate deity. His expression did not change, but his fingers lightly tapped against the armrest of his throne.

He was not worried that the Healing God would bring trouble upon himself or the Human Pantheon. This deity was the sort of overly kind good guy whose goodness bordered on foolishness. His resurrection would be a good thing for all the major races of the main plane. As for the Human Pantheon, although the Healing God's resurrection would weaken the effects of healing divine spells cast by clerics who did not worship Him, the effect would not be too severe—back when the Healing God was still around, clerics who believed in other deities could still cast extremely profound healing divine spells. Those truly affected would be spellcasters who used healing spells.

Originally, aside from clerics such as priests, shamans, and the like, only spellcasters who had mastered the powers of domains such as healing and life could cast healing spells. Ever since the Healing God had been transformed into the Angel of Compassion, the divine office of "healing spells" had fallen into a state of collapse from which it could not recover. Healing spells lost their restrictions and could be cast as freely as ordinary spells. Now that the Healing God was to be resurrected, that meant this divine office would be restored. Most mages and warlocks in the world would lose the ability to cast healing spells.

Was that serious? It certainly was quite serious. But on closer thought, it was really not that big a deal.

Mages and warlocks were mainly believers of the Lord of Mysteries and the God