Kabbalah did not know that in certain games, there was a "ten-pull guarantee" mechanism. In other words, if you summoned ten times in a row, you were guaranteed to get at least one relatively rare card.
Sui Xiong had done the same.
But... because the "mass construction" summoning spell was still in its testing phase, and no cleric had ever summoned ten times in one go before, this was the first time the ten-pull guarantee mechanism had been triggered since its design.
It had been a little close, too. The Church of the God of Knowledge had only prepared fifteen sets of resources in total. If they had had any fewer, they really would not have lasted until now.
Still... triggering the ten-pull guarantee for the first time and getting one of the only two fantasy-type divine envoys—Kabbalah's luck truly was formidable. Or rather, his face was incredibly white!
Fantasy-type divine envoys were the newest kind Sui Xiong had only recently created, and there were currently just two of them. In terms of combat, they might not necessarily be stronger than elite-type divine envoys, but each possessed special abilities.
According to Sui Xiong's plans, he would next design a rank-up—or evolution—system for divine envoys. After summoning a divine envoy, one could sign a contract with her and allow her to remain in the mortal world. Divine envoys who stayed in the mortal world would gradually grow stronger as they gained experience, eventually rising in rank.
Of course, this was designed for mass-produced divine envoys. Elite-type divine envoys were limited in number and consumed far too much magical power, so keeping them in the mortal world was not realistic.
More importantly, Sui Xiong's idea was to use accumulated experience to drive the growth of mass-produced divine envoys, ultimately allowing them to