The shopkeeper's inexplicable words couldn't help but make Gallo feel stunned...

What do you want?

But before he could begin to think wildly, he heard the shopkeeper continue:

"Don't look at me like this, but I'm actually a shallow believer."

Shallow believers mean that they can change their beliefs at any time, and they are almost the same as unbelievers, if they change to other places, they may be a little excluded and blinded, but in a place like the City of Innocence, where there are many sects, the most are shallow believers, and conversion is also a common thing.

Career is not going well? Change your faith...

The doctrine is too extreme and ugly? Change your faith...

My wife ran away with someone else? Change your faith...

And the meaning of the shopkeeper's words is that he can also believe in the Miya sect.

Gallo subconsciously wanted to refuse, how could he trade money and benefits for such a thing?

But then he heard the innkeeper go on to say:

"As a token of my devotion to Goddess Mia, I am willing to rent a beautiful church for you and cover the annual rent..."

"I'm sure you won't turn me down as a devout believer, right?"

I would have liked to refuse, but you are so generous...

During this time, the old bishop went to ask various real estate agents, and the rent of any church started at 200 gold a year, and the rent of those churches with better locations and more beautiful prices rose even higher.

Therefore, the shopkeeper's statement is indeed impossible to refuse for the impoverished Miya church.

And the shopkeeper continues to relax the conditions:

"I also thought about it carefully just now, a priest like you really needs to spread the blessings of the goddess to more people, I shouldn't think about restricting your... You just need to remember my piety in the future. ”

This means that as long as Gallo has been working in his shop, he will always bear the rent of the church and will not ask Gallo to commit anything more.

And as long as Gallo is around, the weapons in his shop will not be sold.

In all fairness, the conditions offered by the shopkeeper are already quite generous, and it can be said that he will not hesitate to keep Gallo, and it is almost impossible to find better conditions than this.

And the shopkeeper finally said very sincerely:

"We really need you, Pastor Gallo."

I'm also the one who is needed and relied on...

Gallo sighed in his heart, nodded earnestly, and replied:

"I understand, I'll preside over the initiation ceremony for you when I go back."

Only then did the shopkeeper let go of the big stone in his heart and laughed heartily.

The Dark Elf girls on the side also clapped, and the caveman blacksmith danced happily.

Gallo looked at their heartfelt joy, and he was very happy in his heart.

So he made an agreement with the shopkeeper that when the new church was rented, he would officiate the ceremony for the shopkeeper, and that tonight there would be a simple feast for Gallo, which Gallo must attend.

Gallo naturally agreed, and he threw himself into today's work.

He needs to harden two hundred short sword blessings today, which is tantamount to a nightmare task for ordinary blessers, but for Gallo, it is half a day.

He can actually be faster, but he feels that the shopkeeper is good to him, and he also offers such a good reward, of course he has to be serious and responsible.

Therefore, he blessed each weapon more seriously and meticulously.

When it was time for lunch, the shopkeeper knocked on the door of his workshop.

"Pastor Gallo, let's eat first."

"Whew... Call... Okay, please wait..."

Gallo's answer was heard from inside, accompanied by a heavy wheezing sound, and he looked tired.

Pastor Gallo is such a real young man, so skilled, yet so hard-working, low-key and easy-going, no pretensions...

Why don't I have a daughter...

The shopkeeper was very satisfied with Gallo's work attitude, and persuaded him:

"It's okay, you don't have to worry, we have enough time, don't be tired of yourself."

But then he heard a counting voice coming from the door:

“298...299...300...”

"Alright, I'm here!"

Gallo said, opening the door.

He looked sweaty profusely and gasping for air, startling the shopkeepers.

You're the big baby I've hired a lot of money, don't wear yourself out!

The shopkeeper was distressed, and quickly ordered someone to bring hot water and towels, and wanted to help Gallo go to the side to rest.

But Gallo refused his kindness:

"It's okay, I just exercised a little bit, and although I look tired, I'm in better shape."

"Workout?"

The shopkeeper asked with some confusion.

"Yes, after using too many gods, your brain will be a little dizzy, your spirit will be tired, you will become sleepy, and you want to sleep, you should know this, right?"

The shopkeeper nodded, of course he had heard of this kind of common sense.

"So at times like this, the best way to get rid of fatigue is to do push-ups!"

"I just made 300 in one go, and I feel better all of a sudden, and I'm not sleepy at all!"

"Of course, in addition to push-ups, long-distance running and squats are also possible..."

The shopkeeper was stunned for a moment, it was the first time he had heard of push-ups to relieve fatigue.

Are you really a priest, not some kind of muscular paladin?

And Gallo, seeing his expression of disbelief, followed up and said:

"Don't you believe it? Try it and find out, it really works. ”

"Uh... It's not that I don't believe you, it's just..."

The shopkeeper said with some thought.

Gallo looked at his somewhat fat figure, and probably understood what he was hesitating, so he hurriedly encouraged:

"You're a bit of a skimp on exercising, aren't you? It doesn't matter, the muscles are getting stronger and stronger, don't force yourself at the beginning, if 300 doesn't work, 100 will be fine..."

"And when you join the church, I can still help you..."

No... 100 push-ups and I could die ...

And I don't care about the quantity! You don't need help with that!

The shopkeeper couldn't help but feel a little worried, according to Pastor Gallo's style, after he joined the church, he wouldn't pull himself to various exercises every day in the name of religious ceremonies, right?

This is inevitable...

Pretty good too?

Who thinks they're in good health?

"Let's talk about this later, eat first, eat first."

The shopkeeper hurriedly retracted and asked:

"By the way, how did you do today? It's best to give me a deadline so I can arrange a successor. ”

"Do you mean those two boxes of weapons? I've blessed them all. ”

Gallo replied nonchalantly.

The shopkeeper's eyes widened and he began to gasp.

But he was only halfway through it, and he suddenly remembered that Gallo's efficiency seemed to have always been so exaggerated.

Well, regular operation, sit down to eat.

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Thank you for the generous tips from a bunch of digital book friends.