Devil's Bible

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The last name, Lotus Levine, says it all.

Individuals of the Levin family.

The problem is that the Levin family is not a family of holy blood; they rose to prominence by mastering the divine secret art of the Recall Law.

Relying on secret techniques, the Levin family has produced a total of three Goldborn.

Lotus is Parsons' father, the same one who threatened Nemes earlier.

“Perfect, let’s take this opportunity to investigate the Levin family.” Nemus couldn’t help but recall that when Parson died in Tailwind Town, the divine essence felt a slight tremor.

It was only because Parsons' influence was so small that his divine status was not affected.

As things stand, what is most likely causing the uproar is the recall decree that can be passed down through each generation.

After all, this is indeed something related to God.

If he could actually extract the relevant inheritance from the Levin family, then Nemus felt that he might be able to further develop his divine status through this.

With suspicions about the Levin family growing stronger in his mind, Nemus smiled and said goodbye to the managers.

Afterwards, Nems returned to his residence, finally finishing his day's work and able to rest.

And he finally reached the time for his cultivation.

Nems checked his points of repentance.

During this time, Nemus continued to repent, and finally managed to increase his repentance points to 103.

"Before we knew it, March had passed and April had arrived." Nemus mobilized one hundred points of repentance and channeled them into the spiritual light within his body.

The number, which was originally closely linked to the life aura, quickly broke free from the life aura.

A large amount of energy is released at this time.

Nemes' breathing became extremely even, almost imperceptible.

On the contrary, the mind instantly entered a state of 'faith'.

The spirit also fluctuates accordingly.

The value starts at 1 and increases rapidly.

This time, however, the increase was not in the life-related values, but in the mental values.

After the numbers were cleansed, they were quickly captured by the spiritual light and then merged with it.

After merging with the numbers, the spiritual aura grew rapidly, which also drove the rapid change in spiritual power.

Throughout this process, Nemus must maintain a stable 'faith'.

Most pastors naturally believe in the God of their respective churches, using God to solidify their spirituality.

The god of fiction that Nemus worships is, of course, the 'fictional god'.

For him, trusting himself is worse than trusting anyone else.

When the mind is constantly nurtured by the environment of faith, the spirit will naturally align with the power of faith during this growth process.

This provides the foundation for performing divine magic later.

At the same time, Nems also absorbs the growth of athletes' mental strength to a certain extent.

"Meditation Technique of Motion, version 0.8, is now running!"

Chapter 327 Meditation of Fortune

The moment Yun joined, Nemus's mental power began to change.

Various images were thus projected into Nems' mind.

Naims chose the most common visual perception as the initial perception input.

Simply put, during operation, the mental energy structure enters the eyeball and, to a certain extent, replaces the eyeball in perceiving changes in external light and simulates vision.

Having faith in God is not simply about saying "I have faith."

In this process, the pastor needs to perceive God.

Maintain your faith in God, then use your mental energy to simulate various perceptions, and use these perceptions to refine your understanding of God.

For example, starting with vision, it is about what form God takes under the influence of vision.

Most people sanctify the image of God in idols and church scriptures, and then use it as God in their visual perception.

The next step is to gradually incorporate other perceptions of God into one's own influence on God.

For example, the voice of God, the smell of God, the taste of God, the touch of God, and so on.

The voice was full of authority.

As for the scent, it could be the fragrance of flowers, the saliva of whales, or any scent that one likes, believes to be from God, and that can bring one peace of mind.

There are even pastors who, because they used whale dung as incense sticks, became so familiar with it that they mistook its scent for divine incense.

As for taste and texture, which are unimaginable and require physical experience to obtain, they are replaced by the teachings of God.

For example, the main teachings of the God of Discipline, as stated in the doctrine, are order, energy conservation, restraint, rules, and boundaries.

So the touch of God is no touch, because we need to be mindful of 'boundaries,' that unattainable feeling that we need to grasp.

Take taste, for example. We can use boundaries or energy conservation, but God, because of energy conservation, will not produce a specific taste.

Even the smell can be altered in this way.

In conclusion, in the early stages, the image of God need not be too specific.

Three kinds of sense of distance, two kinds of sense of proximity.

As long as two of these perceptions establish the image of God, then there is not much of a problem.

Nems did not venture into the vague and distant place.

Instead, they have truly formed their own image.

However, this image is different from the one we have now to some extent.

Nems closed his eyes, but his eyes beneath his eyelids kept darting around as countless chaotic images of the future floated through his mind.

In many of these future scenarios, one's path will be blocked by a blurry figure.

In addition, there are scenes of him fighting against other Gold Saints such as Guilliman, Gotthard, and Lotus Levin.

These images are all extremely blurry.

In the dim light, one could also make out some more blurred images: a person holding a heavy hammer and wearing a special cloak stood in front of him.

In some future scenes, the image of the saint has already appeared.

However, at this moment, Nemus decisively put aside these chaotic images and focused on the center of the picture—himself.

Breath of the Wind - Priest - Version 0.8

The god they worship is no longer the God of Commandments or any other god, but their future self, who may become a god.

As the numerical value increases, the spiritual aura absorbs energy and changes under the influence of the number.

Nems' mental strength is also rapidly increasing.

Perhaps because his mental strength had increased too quickly, Nemus found that his mental strength improvement had reached a bottleneck.

As the meditation ended, Nemus's value remained at eighty.

In other words, at this point, he was already a priest with a skill level of 80.

The sensation of perception being condensed into a single force by mental energy is quite wondrous.

It was as if an extra hand had suddenly grown out, and this hand also had eyes, ears, nose and mouth, which could help it to complete various senses.

Most importantly, Nemus could also feel that this spiritual energy could be transformed and completely injected into his body.

With this injection successful, Nems experimented with another way to manipulate the body.

It's no longer about the brain issuing commands, the body sensing the commands, and then reacting.

Instead, it is the mind that directly manipulates the body.

Nems carefully sensed the changes in his body.

"Just as I expected, because my stats disappeared too quickly, and the Holy Son's body itself has a strong life force."

"So even though all my life-related stats were converted to mental stats, my physical attributes didn't drop much."

"And this is actually a manifestation of the potential of taking into account the physical body." Even though Nemus is still using the life-side combat style, he can still maintain a base value of around fifty.

Of course, because the life force has no numerical support, these physical attributes will quickly 'fade' and cannot be maintained stably.

Flesh and Blood Magic: Mental Skeleton!

With the infusion of mental energy, this part of Nemus's physical attributes was stabilized by the mental energy.

Only after doing all this could Nemus be considered to have completed this training.

Nemus squinted, sensing the difference within himself, and began to reflect on what problems he had encountered during his spiritual cultivation.

"Firstly, it's due to illusions about the future."

"Because of the need to capture one's future self-image, one's future enemies will also be reflected."

"While acquiring information, it may also arouse the enemy's vigilance, or even lead to someone planting a trap during the cultivation process."

If Nems had continued to observe the visions of the future, the saint might have been moved and thus noticed the problem.

If it's just a saint this time, that's fine, but what if it's a god next time?

The current version is too risky.

"Secondly, the combination of luck and spiritual power is not very good. The utilization rate of luck is not high, and it interferes with the adaptation of spiritual power to the power of faith to a certain extent."

Nems tried a few times and found that his mental energy was not flowing smoothly.

"Then……"

Nemes listed out the problems one by one in the 0.8 version of the meditation method, and then thought about solutions.

We will strive to resolve these issues and update to version 0.9 or even the official version 1.0, which has no obvious side effects and allows for normal cultivation, as soon as possible.

After writing down these questions and developing a solution, Nemus began to familiarize himself with spellcasting and divine magic.

“I have experience in manipulating elements when casting spells. Although the two are fundamentally different, the initial experience is the same.”

"The key lies in divine magic."

Nemus's senses spread out, cautiously touching the enormous object that was relatively obvious from a mental perspective—the grid.

The grid is a channel of faith in God, a channel through which pastors transmit messages and draw upon the power of faith.

Generally speaking, one can only connect with a network of similar beliefs if one believes in a particular god.

But Nems is different...

A glimmer of divine essence appeared.

Chapter 328 Changes in Mental Power

Nems's faith is a faith in himself.

This kind of belief is certainly not in sync with the belief in the God of Commandments.

Fortunately, Nemus possessed the divine status of the God of Discipline.

Previously, Nemus had been able to steal the power of faith from the God of Discipline by taking advantage of his limited research on divinity.

It's just that petty theft on the street has now escalated to burglary.

With the slight incorporation of divinity, the original self-belief was given a layer of disguise.

Nemes calls this current disguised belief a fictitious belief.

Using a fictional faith as a key, Nemus successfully opened the grid portal of the God of Discipline.

Of course, Nemus did not arbitrarily extract the power of faith, nor did he intend to add information to his mental power and then try to send a signal out.

Grids have a strong recording capability.