Outside the lord's castle.
Several Dragon Cubs sat down on the ground and looked at one another.
Only after a long while did Xiluo speak:
"At present, Allen is the only dragon who worships the Reaper.
"Actually, I feel that worshipping the Reaper would suit us better.
"As for why?
"First, it would be much easier for us to kill some monsters and beasts and send them to the Reaper.
"Second, according to that black dragon, worshipping the Reaper means fewer tasks.
"And the first five tasks should all be achievable if we put some thought into them.
"Are the rest of you sure you don't want to worship this great deity?"
"Not interested."
Every dragon shook their head.
They gave him a definite answer.
"Then tell us yourselves. You've been back in Niro City for quite some time now. You should each have a clear idea of which god you want to worship, right?
"Let's start with you, Gordon."
Xiluo looked at the Red Dragon Whelp.
A sharp gleam flashed through the young dragon's eyes, and he straightened a little before saying:
"I plan to worship the War God!"
"The War God... that really does suit you." Xiluo smiled slightly, not particularly surprised.
The War God presided over war, battles, and warriors. Though the powers he commanded were nowhere near as numerous as the Reaper's,
war, battles, and warriors were the three most straightforward and forceful divine domains.
All worshippers of the War God could draw heavily on the power of war to enhance their strength, defense, stamina, and more, gaining all sorts of blessings in combat.
It was a divine calling specialized in battle.
Moreover, the god of war also numbered among the chief gods, with a rank no lower than the Reaper's.
His clergy also ranked among