Jia Xiu's experiment was put on hold.
Following the principle of backing down when necessary to gain a vast horizon, Jia Xiu had always believed that when there were avoidable unstable factors during an experiment, they should be avoided first.
And right now, without question, Justina, who was continuously giggling like an idiot, was the biggest unstable factor.
Honestly, as someone who had witnessed the entire transformation firsthand, Jia Xiu could responsibly conclude that the Radiant Knight's followers had better not see this demigod's "true face."
The moment Justina suddenly gained Holy Light special effects, Jia Xiu had guessed that Phantom had premiered and a fresh wave of faith had "arrived." He just hadn't expected this influx of faith to provoke such a huge reaction.
The little activities they had previously used to gather followers for Justina had never produced a similar effect. More precisely, there had not even been any visible reaction. Perhaps this time, quantitative change had finally triggered qualitative change.
Holding a Hell joke contest in the newspapers had far too little influence compared to Phantom premiering simultaneously in major cities.
But after Justina began gleaming golden, the expression on her face, as though she were about to grin it apart, never faded.
How should he put it? She was clearly a demigod, yet she somehow looked utterly hopeless.
Not only was her smile a little lewd, she kept muttering to herself.
Judging from that, she had probably opened the prayer channel she had kept closed for so long.
Thankfully, she was only talking to herself. She probably had not directly responded to those prayers.
Otherwise, given her current mental state, Jia Xiu seriously suspected she might reply with something bizarre and cause her newly formed "idol" image to collapse on the spot.
As for opening the