It's just that you think so, but for Danakus, the questions you raised may not even be troublesome. I used to think from the perspective of mortals, and never thought about how he would view this matter if he stood from the perspective of Danakus." Pannis smiled self-deprecatingly and sighed: "Think about it carefully, as an ancient god, with long experience and experience, will he really care about the troubles caused to him by Neri? Haha, even a newcomer like Neri can change over decades, is he still worried that he can't recover in the short term? If he can recover easily, why should he care about these small problems? Dear gods are all there, just to judge, if you change to Danakus' position, will you care about Neri's transformation of the world of the Dead?"

"In fact, it's easier to destroy than build." Deniya thought for a few seconds before saying: "It may be easier to transform it into what it is now. Neri only takes decades to do, but it's more troublesome to restore it to its original state. Without hundreds of years, it's hard to make the dead like before. But you're right. Danacus won't care about these small problems, only hundreds of years. If he can be resurrected smoothly, it's not a pity to spend hundreds of years at the cost. So if we stand on his side, we will definitely make the same choice without hesitation."

"Thank you for your correction." Panis nodded to Deniya and continued, "The likelihood is a little different from the actual situation, but the result is still the same. Danakus doesn't care much about Neri's destructive behavior. The process during this period is not important. He only needs Neri to take the path he chose in the last step, that is, seek help from the outside and find someone else to kill herself. Moreover, in order to restore the scene when Mobis was successful, the person Neri found must be able to cause a fatal blow to him, that is, that is, that person's attack must be a divine attack, otherwise he will not be able to break through the limits of the rules, and he will not even be injured, let alone fatal. The person who meets his request has been arranged from the beginning. I can borrow a hunting arrow, so that my attack can carry divineness and the connection with Neri

The department made me sure to satisfy her wish, and everything just met his requirements. So in the battle back then, he must find a way to make me survive, and even help me obtain immortal life. Everything that followed was actually arranged. As long as Neri goes on this final path, Danacus's plan is equivalent to having reached the brink of success. It is too simple to get Neri to take this step. As long as it is constantly creating pressure on Neri, she has a sense that Danacus may recover at any time, and with the wisdom of a knight like Neri... Ahem, the knight's character, when there is no other solution, the first thing that comes to mind must be self-sacrifice, just like what I just met. Catherine, I was right, if it was you, you would make the same choice as soon as possible."

"Of course." Although I always felt that the content that Panis suddenly changed his words was full of malice, the Knight Girl didn't care about entangling these details anymore. She subconsciously raised her chest and replied: "This is the duty of the Knight and our glory."

"Look, that's it, it's so easy to guess." Panis shrugged and said helplessly: "Danacus doesn't even need to use his brain to find various ways to guide Neli to make this choice. Things will be easier afterwards. You just need to continue to increase the pressure on Neli to make her believe in her judgment, and then you can wait for the moment of harvest."

"But, Neli is not just transforming the world." Flar retorted: "The most important thing is that she has provided you with enough help, completely destroying Danakus's church and killing almost all his believers. I should be right, she has indeed provided you with a lot of help."

"You guessed it right. Neri did cooperate with us to wipe out the God servant, but so what?" Panis sneered and asked back, "Do you really think he cares about those believers?"

"Kyle, you shouldn't say that." Flar said with a somewhat unhappy expression: "Don't forget that I am also a believer of the gods, to be precise, so are you."

"No, no, no, you are too sensitive. I didn't say that all gods don't care about their believers, that's impossible." Panis said seriously: "I only emphasize Danakus, he won't care about his believers. What can these believers do for him now? His short-term goal is to resurrect himself, but his believers cannot help him in this goal. When he woke up for the first time, the believers were born

Not much has come. Although there has been an increase in the past few years, the number has basically reached a bottleneck. For a god who cannot respond to the call of believers for most of the time, the scale of the God servant has reached its limit. This is the result that in the last decade, Neri disguised as Danakus and occasionally responded to the dead believers. Without Neri's disguise, the number of people in the church of God servants would be even smaller. With such a number, even if everyone prayed day and night,

The power of faith provided may not be enough to help him shorten the time to occupy Neli's body. Of course, if he does not use his method, is it possible to wake up smoothly and complete the problem of occupying Neli's body. Even if he has the opportunity to wake up, his believers will not be able to help, let alone he is likely to be unable to wake up at all. Therefore, watching these believers be wiped out without any loss, but instead, his plan will be more real and easier for us to believe that everything is under our own control. In this case, why should he care about those believers? As for the future, as long as he is successfully resurrected and invades the world of creatures, it is simply a simple thing to rebuild the church. Although there are not many people who sacrifice themselves to die because of the fear of death, there will never be few. As long as he is willing, the speed of rebuilding the church is even much faster than the speed of our extermination of God's servants."

"You imagined the gods too utilitarian, Kyle." Flar wanted to refute something, but in the end he could only smile bitterly: "The relationship between believers and gods is not as you imagined."
Chapter completed!