Everyone's mental power and brain have limits that can be tolerated.

Just like the [world] in the body has a certain upper limit to withstand magic power, once the amount of magic power that can be withstanded is exceeded, the [world] has the possibility of being burst.

This also applies to both mentally and brain.

In terms of mental power and brain, the huge information obtained by astrology will hit the astrologer's spirit and brain like a heavy hammer. If the spirit and brain cannot withstand such a large amount of information, it is very likely that the astrologer will become unconscious, and in severe cases, it may even fall into a coma and lose memory on the spot.

Some simple and vague divination will naturally not be anything, but if even so many things are to be divined as Ferritt said now, if the divination is successful, the final message may not be the amount of information that Civia can receive.

But... this should not be the key to mobilizing them so much.

With his understanding of his daughter, even if Ferritt had not been by Shivia's side to take care of her, he would definitely know what Shivia's mentality was. If there was really danger, he would definitely not let Shivia do this.

In other words, so many people coming here must not be related to the huge amount of information that Chivia had to receive in divination.

Speaking of which, no matter how many people get information the fortune teller gets, it cannot be accepted evenly. If you think about it carefully, you should know that this is definitely not the reason why Ferrit mobilizes the masses.

So.....

Is it to guard against others?

Although he said this at the beginning, does it take for people to guard against such a huge lineup? The answer is naturally no.

So what is his purpose in doing this?

"Don't tell me what kind of punishments there will be..."

Bezebu's mouth twitched, okay, even he himself thought this statement was a bit too mysterious.

Although he is not wrong with being a brave man in the Holy See, to be honest, he has not yet reached the point of being as fanatical as those of the Holy See clergy.

For him, the only function of the Holy See’s statue of the Goddess of Light is to listen to his sometimes complaining. If he wants to say something, he doesn’t have many friends in Camelo, among which the statue of the Goddess of Light can be considered one...

In other words, would you treat yourself as a friend as a being like God?

The answer is yes.

It is also for this reason that he basically doesn't believe rumors about being punished by God when he spys on the future.

However, the facts proved that he had mentioned it unintentionally, and even he felt that the inappropriate guess was almost the same as what Firrit was guarding against.

"Astrologers are originally fighting against fate. When the things they divine can break the established fate, there may be divine punishment."

Speaking of this place, Ferrit looked at him with a smile.

"The gods are not all guys with broad hearts."

In other words, that is.

"So this so-called divine punishment is simply what those gods let go of by their own selfish desires, right?"

Although Ferritt didn't say it directly, the meaning in his words was almost the same as this one.

"yes."

"These gods are ashamed of others being better than themselves, and have deep jealousy for those who can do better than themselves in certain things. Just like the time when the hundreds of tribes lived together in harmony many years ago, the reason for the hundreds of tribes was that God's selfishness and did not want to see the hundreds of tribes reach their own level by building the Tower of Babel. He used strategies and created different languages ​​to split the hundreds of tribes."

With a slightly sarcastic tone, Ferritt had no great favor for the so-called gods who regarded him as superior.

Perhaps there are good gods in this world, but there are no fewer selfish gods.

“Speaking of this.”

Bezeb paused and then asked.

"Why are the things I came here to solve this time have any connection with the so-called gods, right?"

What he said was naturally that there were legendary divine punishments everywhere here.

Before this incident, he had speculated whether there was really a god behind this incident, but at that time he didn't know that there was really a god in this world, so he was just joking and didn't even take this matter seriously.

But now.

First of all, let alone Ferrit's words now prove the existence of God. Abaden, who appeared before, can make him believe that in this world, God is not something that is only found in legends, but exists in reality.

"Why might this be?"

Ferritt shook his head.

"Didn't you realize that these gods' malice against us have become increasingly serious recently? If you are not wrong, they must have predicted what will happen in the future that may subvert their control, so they want to use various means to make such things stillbirth."

"Maybe?"

Bethibu sighed, then looked at the sky that seemed a little dim, as if it was about to rain heavily.

"It's okay if they don't affect me. If they really affect me, even if I'm just a tiny existence in their eyes, I will make them pay the corresponding price."

This sentence doesn't have a slight passion, or even a slight seriousness or jokes, it sounds like it's just telling something very ordinary.

Upon hearing this, Ferrit smiled bitterly.

If it were someone else who said this, he would definitely be sneering at it.

But he knew very well in his heart Beizeb's eyes and what kind of existence he was. Others, including himself, did not have the ability to kill gods. But if it were Beizeb, this existence that should not have appeared in this era and could be called a combination of miracles, then there was still a certain possibility.

Of course, he was not very sure about this.

The gods who have been worshipped all year round will be defeated or something. Although I know that there is a possibility, I still feel that I want to laugh when I hear it.
Chapter completed!