It seems there are still limitations.
If it could truly be used like the Power of Faith and exempt from its side effects, Losa thought he could change his next target from becoming the King of Egypt to storming into Rome and seizing the throne.
The side effects of faith are obvious. To use this power, one first needs to be a god and bear the costs required of a deity. Furthermore, the Power of Faith erodes divinity—if believers deem you a god of justice, even if you were a wicked demon before ascending, faith would warp you into a True God.
Only something like the Tree of Life, which is already rooted underground with an incomplete consciousness, can best avoid the dangers of faith—because it inherently lacks a complete intellect.
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Seeing the diverse flags representing various lords and the crowd cheering when Losa spoke, Viviana felt this scene was extremely familiar, just like what he did in the Great Arena of Constantinople.
"The captain is really good at this,"
