Wizard: I use my omniscience to interpret the truth.

At this moment, those surrounding Byron were all furious, their breaths hot from their nostrils.

Under the impact of their anger, the divine power surrounding them was absorbed into their bodies, causing various changes.

Some people grew taller, some wielded swords that became sharper, and some even began to change their appearance, exhibiting bestial traits...

These changes are all different.

Seeing this, Byron showed no sign of panic; in fact, he was carefully noting the changes in these people in his mind.

By analyzing the data on these individuals' changes, Byron became even more certain of his conjecture.

The reason why these people have different abilities is not entirely due to divine power.

Part of the reason is that they have something interesting hidden inside their bodies.

These interesting things should never have been awakened in their lifetime; they would have simply remained quietly within their bodies, passed down to and influenced future generations.

It will only be possible for one of their descendants to become a wizard, and thus be able to uncover those hidden and interesting things, just as they are doing now.

But now, the power they couldn't previously summon is miraculously revealed with the help of divine power.

This is very interesting.

Byron meticulously documented this, even though his research wasn't focused on this area, it wasn't impossible for him to study it.

Perhaps continuing research in this direction could yield some remarkable results.

Even if you don't want to study it, you can return this interesting data to someone else in exchange for what you want.

Just as Byron was recording, the changes in those people all ended. Now they were just waiting for Laura to say one word, so they could swarm forward and tear this blasphemous being in front of them to shreds!

But at this moment, Laura, who was being watched by everyone, was in a bit of a dilemma.

She longed to act as freely as others to uphold the Lord's authority, but she could not, because the Lord had given her the task of winning over this wizard.

Although this wizard doesn't seem as powerful as them, this is, after all, the Lord's mission, and she must complete it no matter what, so as not to disappoint the Lord.

Thinking of this, Laura's eyes hardened, and just as she was about to suppress those restless fellows, a voice suddenly rang out in the church.

It was this voice that made Laura swallow back the words she was about to say and kneel down on the ground with a look of respect and worship.

"Alright, Laura, you did a good job, and you all did a great job too. But since this guest is so eager to see me, I'll grant his wish and show up."

"After all, he was once a noble wizard, and I, as a god, should give him the respect he deserves."

"Moreover, we are still very weak and need his help. As long as he is willing to join us and reduce the bloodshed of my warriors and you, I will do anything he asks."

At that moment, as the voice appeared, Laura was not the only one who did the same; all the warriors present made the same choice as Laura.

They withdrew their divine power and returned to their previous state, kneeling on the ground with respectful and worshipful expressions.

At the same time, right in front of that giant statue, a man with the same build and appearance as a normal person appeared and stood in mid-air.

This man was Abuldan. At this moment, he was in low spirits and did not appear as strong as he did in the statue; in fact, he could be described as weak.

As for Byron at this moment, listening to Abuldan's words and seeing the expression on Abuldan's face, he couldn't help but gasp.

This is way more sinister than any god; no wonder he's the god of war.

They are willing to use any means necessary to achieve victory.

He truly deserves to be called the god of war!

Looking at the men kneeling on the ground, their eyes filled with anger and forbearance as they looked at him, Byron couldn't help but sigh inwardly.

Just by posing and saying a few words, he drew all the hatred from those people to him, filling them with resentment towards him.

Whether he joins Abultan's cause or not, it won't harm him at all.

By joining, Abultan will gain a great general and be able to isolate Byron, preventing him from integrating. This way, there will be no need to worry about Byron causing any trouble.

If you don't join, then Abultan has already made such a humble gesture, and you still don't join, then you are not only slapping Abultan in the face, but also slapping the face of those believers and warriors.

Thus, how could those believers and warriors not fight desperately? And which one of them wouldn't fight desperately?

That's quite a clever plan!

If Byron were an arrogant and ignorant person, seeing Abuldan's humble and weak attitude would surely have made him lower his guard and become extremely proud, perhaps even unconsciously seeing the true nature of this deity in his mind.

In this way, those who are blinded by greed will inevitably fall into Abultan's trap, without a doubt.

It's a pity that Byron was ultimately just Byron; Abuldan's plan was misguided and destined to fail.

Moreover, at the very moment Abulan appeared, Byron detected a very subtle and strange fluctuation.

The source of this fluctuation was none other than that enormous statue.

To ensure the discovery was absolutely certain, Byron used his all-knowing eye to analyze it again, and the result was the same as his.

This means that although the image of Abultan that appeared in the eyes of the people was illusory, just a projection, His true form was inside the statue.

In this way, his purpose of entanglement, ridicule, enticement, and attracting hatred—to find the true location of Abuldan—was achieved.

Thinking of this, Byron felt a surge of excitement.

Fortunately, the time for reaping the rewards has finally arrived, and all his hard work has not been in vain... Well, his operation was not exactly arduous, at least not as arduous as it was in the Netherworld Crystal Nest plane.

However, the night is darkest before dawn, and it's not time to close the net yet; we still need to stay calm.

Thinking of this, Byron also looked up at Abultan, who was standing in mid-air.

Abultan did not notice anything unusual about Byron, who remained as weak and smiling as ever.

The reason for this is that although those thoughts were complex and seemed to take a lot of time, in reality they only went through a few seconds in Byron's mind.

In those few seconds, the majority of the time was spent following the clues and finding Abulda's true form.

According to Abultan, Byron only hesitated for a few seconds before looking up at him.

Abulan smiled and said, "Wizard, what's your decision? I once again formally invite you to join us."