Black Robe: Gender Swap, I Have a Small Panel

"Is faith the currency of gods, the foundation of their power? And is developing one's own fanbase tantamount to stealing their divine power from their pockets?"

Morgan frowned, his fingertips unconsciously rubbing the panel on his palm that only he could see. The cold touch on his fingertips couldn't suppress the surging sense of shock in his heart.

She looked up at Loki, who was leaning against a stone pillar beside her. His golden-green eyes reflected a rainbow of light, and he was nodding slightly with a playful smile.

"That's right, that's certainly true."

Loki's voice carried its usual languidness, yet every word struck Morgan's heart, reminding her of a problem she had always overlooked—the attribute points she gained through her fans…

Fan value is the power of faith. Is this its original origin?

The panel's function is essentially like granting me "divinity" in advance, allowing me to acquire faith and strengthen my abilities through the power of that faith?

and so……

I, Morgan, didn't cheat!

All of this is the result of my hard work!

……

After understanding all this, she sighed silently in her heart. She had previously fantasized that by relying on Spider-Man and others to spread publicity throughout the multiverse, she could make her fame skyrocket overnight and rise to the top in one step. Now it seems that she was too naive.

For the gods, fan value is essentially the power of faith of believers, the foundation upon which they stand at the top of the multiverse.

In essence, his operation of casting a wide net and attracting followers across various universes was nothing more than secretly plundering the "treasure troves" that many gods depend on for survival, right under their noses.

This kind of behavior is completely different from promoting movies and becoming a star. One is harmless, while the other is intolerable...

Before even reaching the realm of demon gods, can one steal the faith of all the gods simply by borrowing a panel?

Thinking about it this way, Morgan's heart started beating faster than usual, and the panel on his fingertips felt slightly hot—if word got out, it would be enough to make anyone's scalp tingle.

But the excitement only lasted a moment before reason prevailed; it's best to avoid this kind of thing altogether.

She managed to escape this time because she knew that in this universe, Loki's favor could provide protection.

Even more fortunately, the first person she alarmed was Cain, the god of fate who was trapped in the cycle of destiny and could not escape. When he encountered Loki, whom he had summoned, he was completely overwhelmed and did not even have time to have the thought of resisting.

If it were any other unfettered god, this act of trespassing into the "secret treasury" would probably have resulted in a defeat cutscene long ago...

After realizing the connection between fan value and faith, and understanding that developing fans was tantamount to a form of "missionary work," Morgan suppressed his desire to continue expanding.

Now that Kahn has noticed her existence in this universe, if she doesn't stop and instead intensifies her harvesting of faith, it won't be as simple as intercepting a portion of faith power through means, but rather a blatant "robbery".

At that time, the impact will likely extend to the gods of two multiverses.

In this battle between the gods, she's just a nobody, not even cannon fodder. If it happens, she'll definitely not have a good ending.

Well, human greed is insatiable; greed never ends well.

Let's stop the fan-driven dissemination here...

Morgan's gaze fell back on the panel in front of him, where the pale blue light screen stood out clearly against the light and shadow of the Spider Web Realm.

In just two hours—more accurately, the length of a Hollywood-level special effects movie screening—the number of fans on the panel skyrocketed, eventually settling at just over 200 billion.

In just one movie, his fan base skyrocketed from 60 billion to 200 billion, more than three times what he had achieved in the past few months!

Indeed, the greater the risk, the greater the reward...

The numbers stopped growing because Kahn had previously used the power of fate to completely alter a series of events concerning Morgan's fan base.

In an instant, all the data and storage devices containing Morgan's films were destroyed by various accidents: fire, water damage, data loss, and so on.

All of these things were altered and damaged by the power of fate at the same moment.

Morgan's figure, as if erased by an eraser, vanished completely from the river of fate.

Those whose fates were altered still remember Morgan's existence, remember the movie they watched about her, the adventures in the movie, and the exciting scenes.

No matter how they talked to people about it, or how they searched the internet, libraries, and archives, they could no longer find any physical trace of this movie.

Like the "Mandela Effect" that swept the world, Morgan's existence was silently erased.

Only the chibi-style portraits of Morgan, etched deep in their memories and hidden in the corners of their cherished possessions, served as silent imprints, proving to them that it was not a dream, and that the superhero named Starlight was real...

……

……

Beyond Time...

"If that condition doesn't work, then... remove the web-like incident from Spider-Man's heads!"

His own wish is probably unlikely to be fulfilled, but he might be able to remove the restraints from the heads of the Spider-Men in the multiverse.

"..."

"Remove the [Spider Web Incident]?"

Bain's face instantly turned even darker than obsidian.

That spider web incident was the core barrier he had spent countless years absorbing enough spider totems to suppress the cycle of fate and control the heir's family.

Once removed, not only will countless evil spider variants break free and wreak havoc in the multiverse, but he will also be completely exposed to the risk of being "hunted" at any time.

Rather than having this protective barrier removed, he would rather die at Loki's hands. At least if he died at Loki's hands, he could be resurrected in the core of the universe with the help of divine power, rather than being completely replaced by "himself" in the next reincarnation, with even the trace of his existence being erased.

"Impossible, this condition is even more impossible..."

Bain's eight compound eyes contracted violently in terror, his head shook like a rattle-drum, and his voice was full of desperate resistance.

Bane could distinguish between being severely injured and losing most of his strength, and being destined to enter the cycle of reincarnation beforehand...

……

"This won't work, that won't work, are you even sincerely apologizing?"

Loki glanced at Bane, his long fingers clenched slightly, and fine golden-green power of law surged from his palm, as if he would tear Bane to pieces in the next second.

Fear gripped Bane instantly; he trembled violently, his legs hunched against his chest, and he pleaded desperately, his voice trembling with tears, "Don't do it! I'll gouge out an Eye of Fate as atonement!"

Without hesitation, he raised his hand and gouged out a large compound eye. The eye was still pulsating slightly, with pale purple power of fate flowing across its surface, radiating an eerie glow.