Poisoning

Naimus was most skilled not at purifying Power of Faith during the refinement process.

After all, he had yet to produce Power of Faith with quality comparable to Holy Power.

What he knew best was the dregs left behind by faith.

During the formation of faith, human cognition could not remain stable. Human thoughts were mixed within it, and all manner of shallow emotions and desires formed its very essence.

This jumble of things gave Naimus a terrible headache.

After removing them, he did not dare approach them carelessly.

Even once removed, these things still retained deep connections to Naimus.

If someone acquired them, they might be able to develop a powerful curse specifically targeting Naimus.

This was the poison of faith.

Even after obtaining pure faith, stray thoughts would still remain.

There was no helping it. To gain the power of a collective, one had to bear the negative effects brought by that collective.

Gods were the direction of life. As that direction formed, power gathered, and all kinds of negative thoughts gathered as well.

A complete deity probably had other methods for dealing with such faith poison.

For example, severing causality and completely cutting off its strong connection to oneself.

By acting this way, one could entirely escape the strong connection to this faith poison.

Afterward, it would become a kind of spiritual poison.

Once it no longer possessed targeting properties against its creator, it became especially convenient to use.

Naimus had accumulated a batch of this faith poison, but his causal abilities had not yet reached the level where he could sever strong connections.

Thus, the faith poison extracted from the faith of the Fictional Protocol, which targeted him, could only remain in his own hands.

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