This is something that cannot happen.

Any creature, as long as it has faith in a certain existence, will naturally have the power of faith. No matter whether it is a wise creature, whether it has a soul or not, even if it is just a lower animal or a program, as long as its will reaches the level of understanding what faith is, it will definitely produce the power of faith. This should be a common law that distorts all worlds in the void. No matter whether it is a god or an ordinary thing, or even whether the thing of faith exists or not, the power of faith will definitely occur. The difference is whether it can be accepted and absorbed.

However, Shuer had just felt that some of these people's belief in the so-called supreme master brain is indeed true. In theory, the power of faith will inevitably be generated and will automatically condense towards the position of the supreme master brain. In this way, Shuer can confirm the position of the supreme master brain along the flow of the power of faith without disturbing the other party.

However, the fact was unexpected that the faith of these people did not produce any power of faith, as if their faith was false. Not only ordinary believers, but even the two who were obviously executive centers of high-level priests, did not produce the power of faith.

Shur really cannot understand why this is happening. In theory, this situation will only happen if their beliefs are absolutely false. Otherwise, even if they only believe in the existence of the Supreme Master's brain, they will definitely produce the power of faith, which may be so weak that most people cannot distinguish. However, Shur, as a high-level priest, can definitely distinguish it.

However, it is impossible for more than twenty people to have absolutely false beliefs. Moreover, based on the experience of the priests, Shuer could tell that these people's performance was not false believers, which is very strange.

Could it be that I was really wrong about them? Shuer looked over the two metal human faces in front of him thoughtfully, and finally sighed inwardly, hiding his doubts in his heart.

"In the name of the Supreme Master." The male humanoid Massimilan's metal eyes suddenly lit up because he saw Shuer facing away from others, at an angle that only two people could see, and quickly wrote on his chest with his shiny fingers. The font was very small, and the shimmer on the words disappeared quickly, but the metal humanoid mechanical brain easily recorded the words, and under the influence of the incorporation, he easily understood these never-seen words. In a flash, he understood Shuer's meaning. Massimilan secretly breathed a sigh of relief and read in the words, "Praise the Lord of the Dark Moon, praise the Dark Moon, and wish the Dark Moon to hang in the sky forever."

"Holy." Shur, with a holy smile, circled his fingers on his chest, ending the ritual of meeting between the priests. "I am the servant of the Dark Moon Goddess, Shur Wright from Pavatiga. I am honored to meet two colleagues in a different world far from my hometown. I just heard the sincere invitation from you. I am here now. I wonder what you need to discuss with you?"

"Mr. Sul." Maximilan looked around, "The others..."

Shuer did not answer, but just kept a mysterious smile.

"That's right, I understand." Maximilan smiled self-deprecatingly, "It's better to be more cautious. So, let's talk about the specific content in detail when we enter the Tower of Babel?"

"Well, if you are not in a hurry, can you satisfy my presumptuous request?" Shul pointed to the pilgrims. "We are very interested in the customs of another world. Can we allow us to follow behind and watch them finish this pilgrimage?"

"all?"

"If possible." Shure bowed slightly apologetically, "Of course, if it is really inconvenient, we will not force it. After all, this is your secret thing."

"No, nothing." The two metal humanoids got together. This time, they were very polite, instead of using wires to communicate, but chose to talk in a low voice. Shuer consciously took a few steps back to show his politeness. As for whether a female swordsman with amazing hearing would eavesdrop, who knows. After a few short discussions, the female humanoid Jessica stepped forward and said, "We don't mind several guests visiting our pilgrimage, but we also hope that Mr. Shuer can agree to us..."

"Finger void, and swore in the name of my lord." Without the need for the other party to say it clearly, Shur pressed his hand on the Holy Book and took the initiative to say, "We will never reveal what we see and hear to the creatures in this world."

"Thank you." The two metal figures did not doubt it. Jessica turned around and signaled the guide ceremony to continue, while Maximilan took a step forward, lowered her voice and repeated, "Thank you."

"Ha, we have also experienced the embarrassment and overwhelmingness of the first cross-world exchange." Sull certainly knew that the other party was thanking the prompt just now, avoiding them from showing confusion and ignorance in front of human believers. After all, this will have a serious impact on a church, even if it is just a church of false gods.

"You have just come down from the Sky City, and I'm afraid there is a misunderstanding of us." Jessica walked ahead with more than 20 pilgrims who had been honest with each other. The target was still not the Tower of Babel, but another building next to him. Masimilan was with Shure and whispered, "But I must explain that many things are not as they said."

"Of course I understand this." Shure said with a chuckling, "There are different positions and different perspectives on the problem. Since you are independent individuals, not unified single-minded living organisms, you are actually no different from the forms of civilization above. At most, it is just a different way of existence. We have seen many similar situations in the past few decades and will not easily make conclusions."

"I'm glad you can understand. In fact, we are in a difficult situation." Maximilan sighed humanely. "If possible, we really want to let civilization develop in another direction, rather than just like raising domestic animals like now."

"Oh?" Shul narrowed his eyes and asked curiously, "What is the direction you want to develop?"

“Win win.”

"Ha, I like this word. This has always been my goal. Many times, if all forces restrain their desires and desires, they can achieve a win-win situation, but most people just want to gain more benefits. So, what is the win-win situation you imagine? "

"Mr. Shur, please see, this step is bathing in divine light, which is actually a ray scan." The pilgrims in front were lined up in a row, passing through a strange door in turn, and most of them passed smoothly. Occasionally, someone would be pulled out and handed out to several strange metal puppets to observe separately. However, after the observation, they were still placed in the passing team. "This step is mainly to prevent some people with special identities from sucking into the Supreme Tower. After all, some unpleasant things have happened before, and I think... Shur should know it."

"Well, Delia's parents, of course I know. Although I won't let them come out, don't worry, they've been there all the time, um, listen all the time."
Chapter completed!