On the throne, Green was recalling the tremendous amount of Mental Will Force he had gained when the war ended.
Based on the sources of that Mental Will Force, he had built a massive model specifically to analyze it.
He was trying to find out why that situation had occurred!
On the Chip's interface, the model continued to improve as it began analyzing the various factors at play at the time.
Data cascaded past like a waterfall. After eliminating the various factors, a result appeared on the Chip's interface.
The moment it appeared, Green immediately clicked on it and examined the result.
"When a life dies while harboring an extremely pure conviction, it releases a tremendous amount of Faith Force, mixed with a great deal of Mental Will Force!"
Looking at the result displayed on the Chip's interface, Green murmured to himself.
The result wasn't much different from what he had suspected.
Mental Will Force came from a life's subjective understanding. When a Deity's Believers departed alongside their Primary Deity, their faith was often exceptionally firm and utterly free of distracting thoughts.
But soon, Green let out a quiet sigh.
"Alas, what a shame. The flaws are too obvious. This kind of Mental Will Force is entirely a one-time resource, and the life must die while holding absolute, pure faith in something. Deities don't have many Fanatic Believers to begin with. If Bane hadn't been a Greater Divine Power and so ancient, with an enormous number of Believers accumulated over time, I doubt we could have gathered such a vast amount of Mental Will Force this time!"
According to Green's original idea, if he could effectively control this state—or even guide it into existence—and thereby acquire Mental Will Force in large quantities,
he would start pursuing Authorities related to death