Chapter 1173： Milminas speculation (1/2)

Milmina’s attitude on this matter seems to be a bit too calm, which of course has something to do with her once-a-god "vision"-she doesn’t think that certain mortal groups’ inclinations on the level of faith are worthwhile All the fuss, especially since these mortals have never established a connection with themselves.

For a god, mortals in this "isolated zone" are even as transparent as not needing attention, but for Gao Wen, this matter is not so simple.

"This is not just a question of'somewhat weird'," Gawain said with a trembling mouth, and said very seriously, "Didn't it mean that all mages in the world are believers or shallow believers in the goddess of magic? Although the belief in the goddess of magic is The loosest and broadest of all belief systems, but it is precisely because of this loose and broad form of belief that magicians generally believe in the goddess of magic..."

He was talking about the "common sense" he knew, but Milmina shook her head: "This is your mortal's own opinion. I have never said that."

Gawain frowned: "Isn't that true?"

"At least not in Violet," Milmina said seriously. "And even in the continent of Loren, not all mages believe in me-the'shallow believer' is a very vague concept, because it can hardly establish effective The belief is connected, so the judgment of it becomes very subjective and general. Sometimes a mage does not believe in God at all in his heart, but when he encounters a magic model that cannot be solved, he still habitually scolds, "The goddess of magic is not I’ll take a look at this stuff.’ In this case, people are likely to regard him as a shallow believer... You know how unreliable judgments in this area are."

Gawain rubbed his eyebrows and said as he sorted his thoughts, "Okay, okay, let's not discuss this, we will discuss Violet... You said that so many mages in the Violet Kingdom don't believe in you... This is really surprising... "

"It's normal, because the wizard itself is very mysterious, and the Violet Kingdom is the most mysteriously blocked among the mortal kingdoms. Almost no one in the world knows what the real situation inside the Violet Kingdom is, just instinctively thinks that such a country of wizards. It must be the land under the rule of the goddess of magic... but what's the actual situation? They haven't prayed to me for thousands of years, and apart from themselves, only I know this fact."

Milmina said, spreading her hands very humanely: "Don't say you think they are mysterious, I also think they are quite mysterious."

"...but why is this?" Gawain frowned, and couldn't help asking, "Why does a kingdom of mages appear to be extinct in the faith of the goddess of magic..."

"How would I know?" Milmina shook her head, "This is what happened after I became aware. Since there are no my followers in that land, I have no way of knowing their internal situation, and because The Violet Kingdom has been isolated from the mainland of Loren since ancient times. It is difficult for my beliefs to spread across the strait. Not to mention that the belief in the goddess of magic itself is very loose. Those mages who believe in me will not be as enthusiastic as the priests of other sects. For preaching and church planting, they have time to do two more sets of topics. How can they have time to study how to spread faith... I myself don’t even bother to pay attention to these things."

Gao Wen didn't know what to say for a while, facing the goddess of magic who took such a natural attitude, he could only shake the corner of his mouth, admiring the lady's reckless mentality in his heart.

It really deserves to be able to engrave a "thank you" character on the table after watching my own funeral.

Settling down, Gawain finally had to accept this unexpected fact. The series of questions he had prepared before had time to speak and lost their meaning. He had to reorganize the language and ask: "You just said... Know what's happening inside them? You can't see what's happening inside the Violet Kingdom, does that mean?"

“If there is no believer, there will be no eyes and ears. This is the operating rules of our gods,” Milmina’s attitude finally became serious. She explained patiently, “We can pass believers—at least if they are devout believers. Their senses come to understand everything that happens in the world, but in turn, we can only understand what believers can see and hear.

"Do you know what the human world looks like in the eyes of the gods? You can imagine. When I was still in the gods, the world I saw was countless shining points of light in the darkness, every shining point of light They are all believers with devout beliefs. Around their light spots, they illuminate a small space, which is the area that their sense organs can perceive. The vision of the gods is composed of countless light spots and surrounding areas. 'Bright areas' are composed and rely on them to piece together a world that can be recognized.

"And when I cast my gaze on the Violet Kingdom...all I saw there was pitch black, not even a shimmer of flickering light, let alone a ‘view’."

"It's pitch black..." Gawain muttered to himself subconsciously. He sketched the picture described by Mirmina in his mind, and that picture was not difficult to imagine. He frowned, and then cast his eyes on Ammon, "What about you? Can you see the situation in the Violet Kingdom?"

In fact, he just asked casually, because the area affected by Amon himself was limited to the southern part of the mainland. The **** of nature believers in the northern area were rarely seen, and the Violet Kingdom was a very closed place, and he had never heard of it. What kind of beliefs in the natural realm still exist in them-but he still has a hope in his heart, that is the "traveling" tradition that the silver elves have passed down since ancient times.

Silver elves in adulthood tend to follow the tradition to walk through the entire "world". The powerful high-level rangers dare to explore the elemental realm. In the ancient ages, which elven wanderer will step into the violet kingdom? If anything, this might be a look for Amone...

However, Amone’s answer quickly broke Gawain’s expectations. The **** of nature lowered his eyelids, with regret in his low and sweet voice: "Sorry, my eyes never crossed that strait—there was there to me It's also pitch black."

Gawain nodded, curled his fingers to support his chin, and fell into thinking. Suddenly a light flashed in his mind, and one thing came to mind: "Wait, Ms. Milmina, I remember the Violet Kingdom from six hundred years ago At the beginning, there was a new tradition. They would select talented “apprentices” on the continent of Loren to go to the city of a thousand towers. Most of these so-called apprentices were Loren spellcasters with a certain level of strength. Among these spellcasters Is there nothing that can be your "eye"?"

"I also know this tradition-although I don't respond much to the prayers of believers in the world, I have been paying attention to the changes in the world. I still know something about the outside of the Violet Kingdom," Mirmina nodded. "It's really strange to think about it at this time... During the six hundred years, the Violet Kingdom selected a lot of apprentices from the continent of Loren, and none of them really believed in me, even if some of them were later. Became my believers, but at least at the age when they were selected as'apprentices', they have not yet established a belief in the'magic goddess'..."

Milmina said that he was unintentional, but Gawain listened to it intentionally. His eyes froze instantly, as if lightning flashed across his heart, and a clue that no one had thought of came to his mind.

Milmina keenly noticed the change in Gawain’s expression: "What did you think of?"