Not to mention that the wizard also explained the sky to them. The stars in the sky can be understood as immobile ancient beasts, but they are much smaller than the ancient continent where they live. The ancient continent is a much larger 'giant'

, is the existence at the top.

Therefore, under this concept, they did not believe the words of outsiders who came out of the sacred land at all. It seemed that some tribes believed it, but most tribes only thought that it was alarmist.

As for the fact that those outsiders come from the Holy Land, it doesn't matter. The Holy Land is special in their eyes, but the people who come out of it are either 'gods' or outsiders in their eyes.

That's all.

The sacred place is not a place related to gods, it is just a special area that is unique enough to avoid all conflicts.

No matter how powerful the creatures are when they come to the sacred land, they still have to solve problems through conversation. The inheritance of some tribes can be preserved, which is also related to the sacred land. That is a place where the inherited fire can be preserved at any time, and there is no robbery by force.

Violent destruction.

That's why it is regarded as a sacred place by them.

As for gods? They were able to establish themselves in the ancient continent because their ancestors fought with their hands and blood and sweat. What does this have to do with gods who have never heard of them?

It is only their ancestors who need to be deified. Even if the outsiders are the divine envoys of the Hammer, there are no divine envoys. Instead, some outsiders pretend to be gods and ghosts, which annoys them.

I am even more dismissive of those 'alarmist' news.

Of course, some outsiders are still welcome by them, but this doesn't change anything.

Some ancient people wanted to follow the example of outsiders and further contact the Holy Land... However, the 'saints' of the Holy Land thought that those people were not good enough and refused.
Chapter completed!