Jia Xiu finally understood what those fairy gods had been up to.
Once a god's faith had accumulated to a certain extent, side effects would instead emerge. They might even be annihilated and vanish completely.
So the fairies' chief god, Titania, had been trying to save herself, and the solution she had attempted was "Ork Logic."
Thinking that this approach might work, with no basis for it and even less systematic research, she had simply thought of it and decided to give it a try. Jia Xiu had never heard of fairies possessing some kind of energy field that could make something truly work just because they thought it would.
The facts proved that the unreliable label all races had collectively pinned on fairies over the years had not wronged them in the slightest.
That said, after getting to the bottom of things, Jia Xiu suddenly realized something.
The God of Pain was simply a downright "unlucky bastard."
The fairies had needed a god for their experiment. Since the theory involved stripping away part of a god's divine authority, experimenting on themselves was not ideal. Picking gods from other pantheons would easily lead to conflict, so they could only squeeze the softest persimmons.
The evil gods who had already been driven into the Exile Plane were clearly the handiest soft persimmons around.
And among that pile of "soft persimmons," the God of Pain had once been a fairy, so they knew him better.
Thus, he had passively become the experiment's target.
It was like hiding somewhere remote, bothering no one, only to suddenly get slapped across the face.
Why did the Orthodox Gods feel even more unreasonable than the evil gods?
Jia Xiu had no objections, though. He had gotten the permission he needed to use Fairy Runes.
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