Ten days later, Tiangu Yue handed ten Elf Treehouse seeds to Luo Qian. Luo Qian displayed a few of his "Saint Marks," and Tiangu Yue became one of the Divine Church's two stewards. There were two because Luo Qian had also "promoted" someone else, for a purpose that could not have been clearer: to keep Tiangu Yue in check. That someone was Tiangu Yue's old rival, Helenson.
Helenson's tribe was even stronger than Tiangu Yue's Hua Ye Fairies, though Helenson himself was a shade weaker. He was also utterly loyal to the "Goddess Luo Qian," making him a match made in heaven for keeping Tiangu Yue in check. Luo Qian raised Helenson's strength above Tiangu Yue's, but gave Tiangu Yue the Beast-Sealing Puppet containing the Calamity Beast. Both sides gained something substantial, yet the balance remained intact.
By Luo Qian's "Saint Decree," the Divine Church was formally named the "Luo Sacred Authority." It would have two stewards but, for the time being, no Pontiff. With five formidable experts at its heart and the full support of two powerful tribes, the Luo Sacred Authority spread across the Elf World like a plague of locusts.
The tribe Luo Qian had plucked from the forest that day was called Chaolian. Its strength ranked somewhere in the middle of the Elf World's tribes, and it had 6,300 Fairies. Every member of the Chaolian Fairy Tribe had become a devoted believer in the Luo Sacred Authority and volunteered to travel the world preaching its Doctrine. That raised a problem: what exactly was the Luo Sacred Authority's Doctrine?
That gave Luo Qian a headache. He was good at hoodwinking one or two people, but hoodwinking an entire people was another matter. And he needed to hoodwink a whole world. The religions on Earth had managed to