Why did the faith believers generated in gods lead to the emergence of interplanar turbulence?
The elements involved in this question were not complicated. There were only three parties: believers, faith, and gods.
As a system, its structure was indeed quite simple and clear.
It was just that certain "minor" details remained unclear: for what specific reason, and from which stage onward, did the faith generated by believers become entangled with interplanar storms?
Asmodeus's description had not been clear. He had only said that believers' faith caused the storms, without describing the more precise connection between the two.
Jia Xiu guessed that Asmodeus probably did not understand the specific connection either. As a powerful god, he had merely sensed or discovered that a link truly existed between the two. He had no intention of probing the exact principles, nor did he possess that ability. Devils were a species born with powerful bodies and the ability to cast magic upon advancement; surely such advantages had to come with some flaws.
They could not be good at everything.
Scientific research was clearly outside a devil's range of abilities. They might possess decent intelligence, but they utterly lacked creativity.
From this perspective, devils could actually be considered a "disadvantaged" species. From the moment they appeared, their upper limit was more or less locked in place. Any possibility of going higher could only rely on mutation; there was little hope of climbing the technology tree themselves.
Considering how unreliable mutation was, and how long it took for favorable mutant traits to randomly emerge and spread through a population, the time devils had existed was far too short.
Yet in a shorter span of time than that, the Mainland Plane had advanced spells from blindly muddling through and casting by instinct to thoroughly dismantling them