Starting with the defeated female knight

Early touch guidance.

Regardless of its origins, its development along the way, its current enhancements, and their effects.

From any perspective, it's a skill that really messes with people's mentality.

But the problem is, this thing is truly an amazing skill.

As long as it's a little girl, regardless of age, race, distance, or terrain.

As long as they are within range and have sufficient power, they can all be accurately locked out for you.

This skill is incredibly useful for finding potentially hidden factions or other entities nearby.

Especially after Green learned the truth of history, he now seems to have a tendency to break through the historical layer.

Moreover, this applies not only to groups.

With each upgrade, in addition to the age filtering provided in the previous upgrade, there are now additional options for racial filtering, height filtering, and even filtering of the development level of certain body parts.

Although it certainly sounds increasingly wrong.

But this also means that by adjusting the label options, the touch guidance can now accurately and continuously lock onto a specific target.

Unlocking locks in a strategy game where there's no radar.

What is the concept?

Not to mention, this skill also has a series of advantages such as low cost, low casting difficulty, long duration, wide range, and high accuracy.

It's fair to say that if this thing weren't something that could only be locked to little girls, Green would have loved to let the young touch guide him through everything.

But in fact, it is precisely because it focuses on only one precise target that this miracle has been able to develop to this extent.

If Green had initially indicated that he controlled everything, or even if it was just that he liked women.

Because of the generalization, the precision and breadth of this skill will immediately decrease.

Moreover, if the topic didn't generate that much buzz, it would be difficult for faith to coalesce so quickly.

However, despite saying so much, despite knowing it would be beneficial, and despite understanding all the reasons, he still...

But I still mind.

And after fretting about it, I realized something else.

Wait, I remember teaching basic tentacle techniques back in the Tentacle Cave.

The tentacle looked at the silver top in front of it, which was gradually stopping its spinning, and its eyes grew increasingly hostile.

I remember you were right there.

[I even substituted for some classes.]

You did this on purpose, didn't you?

silence.

After a while.

No need for tentacles to pull.

The silver top started spinning on its own.

Yes, to allay the children's fears, Green gave them a basic tentacle lesson.

They also set up several experimental fields specifically for them to grow tentacles, in order to deepen their understanding of each other.

At the same time, it also allows them to explain things to me after they leave.

And the results afterward were indeed obvious.

To a large extent, the reason why people in the capital changed their views so quickly was because of the knowledge that the children spread.

It could even be said that the entire process, from the misunderstanding to its resolution, was under the control of Touch.

Of course, even so, some things are indeed difficult to describe, and they haven't really spread much.

Furthermore, during the dissemination process, some information may gradually become distorted, or even become increasingly outrageous.

But still the same sentence.

None of these things matter, and they might even be beneficial to the tentacles.

Then he doesn't need to allocate his precious computing power to deal with all this mess.

However, the question remains whether allocating computing power is necessary or not, and whether there are benefits or not.

But some things, even if you know they're unnecessary or have benefits, will still cause you distress.

For example, daisy lovers.

For example, there is the resonance between the gods and humans in the current capital and the city of Dawn.

Yes, the resonance between God and man is, strictly speaking, a good thing.

After all, the situation in the Empire is vastly different from that in Dawn City.

Whether it's the composition of the population, cultural customs, or something else.

Although within the mountain range, Green was confident he could keep those gods under control.

But now we have a common enemy, and we'll probably have to fight together in the future.

If the relationship becomes too strained, it's bad for everyone.

What Green never expected was that after this group of scoundrels arrived, not only did a conflict not occur.

Although I did find it a little difficult to get used to at first, I only put up with it because of him.

But after a few days of adjustment, the group of demons and monsters from the capital, as well as various deities, began to resonate with the various deities in the city.

Not only did their relationship improve rapidly, but they even sparked more ingenious ideas and outrageous actions...

Take the simplest example.

After the blue butterflies took root in Dawn City and even spread.

Naturally, she noticed the green worm, and the worm noticed her as well.

Green was initially a little worried that the two of them would fight.

But perhaps because of the tacit understanding they had developed while acting, or perhaps because she had witnessed the child stealing the green worm with the tentacles, she was reminded of the theft of her own cabbage (a certain female knight with high stats), and she sighed on the spot.

Then the green worms floated over to communicate.

After a while, the blue and green forces that had been fighting to the death on the outskirts of the capital immediately transformed into a doting mother.

While complaining about how difficult their own children are to raise, they also express envy for the other person's children, occasionally making sarcastic remarks such as "perverted tentacles," "daisy fanatic," or "bad person who steals children."

It's very harmonious.

Even the harmonious parts feel a bit eerie.

It appears that only the tentacle caught in the middle is injured.

But in reality...

"You have things to do tomorrow, so behave yourself tonight."

The green worm, nestled inside the armor and embracing the tentacles, said this, then nestled in the tentacles' embrace and gradually drifted off to sleep.

In fact, even if the tentacles really intended to devour the green lollipops, she wouldn't particularly resist.

As for Alipay... I mean Blue Butterfly.

Let alone after the old Pope's liberation.

Even before they were freed from their separation, although they often mocked and argued with each other, they had spent so much time together and even collaborated on many occasions.

You say there's no emotional foundation? Even these two people don't believe it deep down.

Even casual bickering can be a manifestation of intimacy.

Even today, Blue Butterfly only argues with Tentacles; to outsiders, she always presents herself as a gentle nun.

As for the old pope after his liberation...

Although he still stubbornly insists on 'I want revenge'.

But all he's got left is a stubborn mouth.

She has indeed learned to let go.

Even after realizing something, he only tensed up slightly.

But after a moment, he let go.

The dead are the dead, and they should stay where the dead belong.

There is indeed no need to revive them.

You could even say that it was only at that moment that she truly learned to let go.

Instead of being forcibly dragged away by tentacles when he was on the coffin before.

And on that very day, for the first time, she took the initiative to embrace the tentacles.

And then...

[Ahem, Cecilia]

"What's wrong, Lord Tentacle?"

It's nothing, I just feel a little sorry for you.

"?"

In short, since our first encounter in the church.

The tentacles once again seized the blue butterfly.

But this time, it wasn't shredded.

Instead, she embraced him and became his support.

Then, because the old pope left office, the church needed a new pope to take charge of its work.

Although, in theory, the pope of the church can be anyone.

However, according to some of the work that was prepared beforehand, it should be carried on by the Holy Son of the Church.

The problem is that, for some reason, when the old pope left office, the church had no Son of God, but there were seven candidates for Son of God.

One of them now works at Green's Cathedral and has no intention of returning.

As for the remaining six...

【No, what do you mean by "not a single one wants to be pope"?】

[Besides, isn't this an internal matter of your church? Why are you asking me, a mere tentacle?]

Why do I have to choose the people?

Don't get me wrong, the six candidates for the Holy Son of the Church are not lazy dogs. Moreover, after actually meeting the four women and two men, Green had to admit that the old Pope was quite skilled at selecting and cultivating people.

The problem is that he seems to be too good at training them.

To briefly summarize the situation.

By the time the new pope was chosen, three out of the six candidates had already been identified as communists.

One wanted to leave the church and become a factory worker, starting from the grassroots level to conduct practical research.

One was going to the Blood Order to guide this emerging order onto the right path.

There is another one who plans to stay in the capital, specifically to be in charge of work related to bloodshed and the theory of bloodline.

As for the remaining three, they each have their own ambitions.

One of them wanted to go to Shuguang City to investigate and learn.

One who wanted to follow the path of St. John, starting with the construction of a new chapel.

Another person who wanted to become a doctor was also planning to go to Dawn City to study medicine and fill the gap in the church's healing miracles.

And it's not just them.

Even Edith, who is now working in the cathedral, looks very abstract.