Jiang Chen neither approved nor disapproved of this arrangement.
The twenty Reincarnators who stepped forward, however, all looked grave. Some reluctantly bid farewell to old friends, some sighed deeply, and some smoked in silence, as though they were about to march to their deaths.
In fact, that was not wrong.
For Divine Spirit Turmoil had another defining characteristic: "Spiritual Pollution."
Anyone who fought the believers would suffer pollution, and that pollution would intensify step by step until it dragged them into the abyss.
The dying words of the believer Jiang Chen's group had encountered not long ago had actually been part of that pollution.
They sounded like nothing more than the final resentment of a nobody, but the core message he conveyed was clearly: "As long as you believe in the gods, you can obtain power beyond your imagination and easily reach heights that were never yours to attain."
Hearing such words once or twice posed no problem.
In fact, as long as you were not facing hardships or dangers, you could easily resist that temptation.
But what if, one day, an expert many times stronger than you crushed you into the ground, leaving you in agony and slaughtering your friends and family, and you remembered those words then?
At the same time, during battle, these believers would gradually reveal to their opponents how to pray for the blessings of Divine Beings, engraving it deep into their minds through the influence of divine power.
That created an even more terrifying form of pollution.
When mighty power became something within easy reach.
At that point, a person might not even need to experience any major setbacks in life. Mere greed stirring in the dead of night could drag them into the abyss!
So-called Spiritual Pollution was not complicated. Sometimes it was