Chapter 469: Race-limited magic
As soon as Brandon said this, the other four were stunned.
Roads never imagined!
Not to mention, they really had never thought about this before.
As the Seeking for Knowledge Church has launched a stable missionary mission in the Ceylon region, it is now receiving blessings at a rate of 50 people per week.
As for the number of followers of the great "God of Knowledge Novan"?
To be conservative, the Ceylon region must have at least 80%.
A large number of ordinary people, even if they do not enter the top 50 in the ranking of contribution points, do not affect their daily prayers in the morning and before going to bed, including the name of Novan, the god of knowledge. .
Although doing so has almost no "gain" for them.
Unlike believers who are truly blessed by Novan, they can obtain destiny points and learn the magic, divine arts or combat skills they want to master.
But this does not prevent them from thanking a god for the changes he has brought to their lives.
Therefore, there is no shortage of new believers in the Seeking Church.
Thousands of people were waiting in line outside, eager to squeeze their heads in order to get Noven's blessing.
In this case, how to convince the dwarves of Stone Castle to believe in Novin.
Don’t mention anything else.
How do they get their contribution points?
Most dwarves are accustomed to life in the stone castle.
The largest area of their activities is basically the Lingyi Wetland.
Taking the underground train to the royal capital of Starosh is already a long journey for the dwarves.
We can't let them go to the Ceylon Territory and work there like other ordinary people, or let them go to the dark forest to kill monsters.
Another reason why Peter and others subconsciously ignored the possibility of missionary work was that the dwarves had a very single belief.
Dwarves are not like fickle humans.
Humans have a variety of beliefs. There are dozens or hundreds of gods, and they believe in everything. It mainly depends on which god can protect themselves better, and humans will tend to believe in whom.
The dwarves in the entire stone castle only believe in three gods.
The god of lava, the god of forging, the god of wine.
Tros, the god of lava, did not bestow any divine spells that can be used directly, but his divine power blessed the dwarves to strengthen their bodies, giving them the characteristics of being fearless of flames, tolerating high temperatures, and resisting magic. This is also The dwarves can rely on living in the stone castle for a long time.
The God of Forging, Gunnir, and the God of Wine, Diurnanso, respectively correspond to the two things that the dwarves love most.
Blacksmithing and drinking.
The problem lies here.
How to convince the dwarves to convert or also believe in Novan, the god of knowledge?
Prior to this, Pet and the others had never considered persuading the dwarves to convert.
That is tantamount to asking for trouble.
These muscleheads who accept death will not change their faith in vain.
If they really wanted to change their faith, they would have long since converted to believe in a powerful god such as the God of Radiance or the Goddess of Magic.
After so many years, the dwarves’ beliefs have not changed. They have always remained the same.
What reasons are used to make the dwarves change the traditions passed down by their ancestors?
But after chatting with Yanhu Brickett and Brandon asking questions, Pet suddenly realized something:
For dwarves, they regard The family takes it very seriously.
A dwarf like Yanhu, who has been separated from his family for four generations, is still full of respect and admiration when he mentions the Freeman family that his great-grandfather left.
Even though he has become accustomed to living with the surname "Brickett".
This does not prevent him from also looking forward to returning to the Freeman family.
If you want to find your surname and return to the embrace of your family, the prerequisite is to pass the test.
For example, whether you can obtain the blessing of a specific casting magic from the God of Forging, Gunnir, is the test standard for many big families among the dwarves.
Mastering and being able to successfully perform the corresponding divine spells is regarded as reaching the standard. This is regarded as a manifestation of the successful inheritance of the power of the dwarves' "bloodline". The cold essence craft of the Freeman family corresponds to a casting magic that doesn't even have a name.
During the forging process, only by blessing with this divine technique can the cold essence be successfully added to the raw materials, so that the forged weapons and equipment will always be cold and cold. No matter whether they attack or are attacked by enemies, they will have a strong The air of frost affects enemies.
The cold will cause the enemy's movement to be slowed down, and when the aura accumulates to a certain level, it will trigger a cold explosion.
Weaker enemies may be temporarily frozen into an ice sculpture by this explosion.
This kind of weaponry and equipment blessed by the unique magic of the dwarves has allowed them to occupy a monopoly in the forging industry since ancient times.
This is their true heritage.
These special casting spells are just like the blessings of Tros, the lava god.
Only dwarves have successfully received blessings.
No other race’s life has ever been blessed by Tros, the lava god, and no other race has mastered these special casting magics.
Even followers of Novin are included.
Knowledge-seeking believers who believe in Norven and also believe in the God of Forging, such as the quarter-mixed dwarf Maren, who once tried to pray to Norven, hoping to obtain those castings that belong exclusively to dwarves. Divine knowledge and blessings.
Norwin indeed gained all the knowledge related to divine magic.
As a result, the first piece of information at the beginning of the knowledge made Noven unable to hold back.
"Effective only for mortal races: dwarves."
Noven simply packaged the knowledge with this information and sent it to Maren.
After all, believers have spent their destiny points, and Novan is not a profiteer who takes money and does nothing.
Mullen also gave up after learning the situation.
A divine spell that can only be used by pure-blood dwarves. It has nothing to do with knowledge, and it has nothing to do with hard work.
……
Pate smacked his lips.
“What is honey to you is arsenic to him.”
Divine spells that are completely useless to human believers, spend destiny points in vain, and cannot be used at all after learning them, are completely different to dwarves!
They are useful, and of great use!
If they can master the corresponding magic, it means they can return to their former family!
"However, there seems to be no special benefit for us to go to the dwarfs to preach to the dwarves?" Gale hesitated.
Dwarves are notoriously stubborn and do not know how to adapt.
Preaching to them, persuading them to travel far away to Ceylon, and also having to work hard to accumulate contribution points. What can you get after this series of processes?
In addition to the gratitude of the other party and a small amount of destiny points and legendary experience sharing for new believers, there is almost no other gain.
Gail felt little motivation to promote missionary work.
In comparison, he is more motivated to track down the mysterious clan card and the man in black robe associated with it.
After all, the reward for this is real.
Believers have no motivation and are not willing to go to the trouble of preaching to these guys.
Ordinary people in Ceylon have not finished passing the message yet and are waiting in line.
Noven said:
“Preach! You must preach!”
“You lack motivation, now you have it!”
Because Noven made a huge discovery after the believers arrived at the stone castle!
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