After Soram recounted the castrated version of the experience, Elise Trine couldn't calm down for a long time. After all, Solam has reached the realm of 'god' in a sense, and it has been said before that demons and devils are divine creatures, and they themselves have a lot in common with gods, they can also receive the power of faith, and they can also give divine magic.

So it's not impossible to treat some powerful demon lords as gods. At least to the level before Solam, it is not necessary to put him and God side by side.

Ignoring Elistra's shock, Solam quietly threw away the cigar that was about to burn out, and ordered another one. For spellcasters, alcohol is actually something to avoid as much as possible, although in terms of Solam's physique, the harm of alcohol is nothing, but when he is fine, Soram still likes to take two sips, and many mages have this hobby. And Solam has been in the abyss for so long, and it's okay to say anything else, but it's really hard to take two puffs of this one.

If others don't smoke for a long time, the addiction will naturally disappear. It's good to go to Solam, the addiction to smoking is getting bigger and bigger, originally in the past, Soram smoking was also a boring time or a later thing, more of a spit out an artistic conception, and there is no hidden, but now, it seems that I am really addicted to this thing.

It's fucked up, and Soram doesn't even know why. What's even more interesting is that Solam's familiarity with cigarettes seems to be innate, and the amount of cigarettes has increased dramatically, but there is no discomfort. Just as Soram suddenly began to be sentimental and homesick, it came inexplicably and logically.

Soram also explored the reason, but he was always confused, and in the end Soram simply didn't want to, anyway, it was good, at least he didn't get any worse habits, didn't he?

Solam's second cigar burned almost a fifth, and Soram finally noticed that Elistra beside him had been shocked for a little too long.

"What's going on? Even if my adventure story is exciting, you don't have to reminisce about it for a long time, right? ”

In the face of Solam's quip, Elistra did not respond, but looked thoughtful, as if she was thinking about something important. Solam didn't bother her when he saw her like this, anyway, it was Solam's sage time, and he was trying to find peace, so he didn't care about him, but supported the stone railing with both hands, sat on the railing with one butt, leaned against the boulder pillar on the side, and leisurely watched the night.

Although Okasuan is a different plane to the outside world, it is still a part of Torrell, so the night sky of Okasuan is no different from the outside. Looking at the familiar constellations in the sky, Solam unconsciously remembered that when he was a child in Avalon, under the night sky, his grandfather pointed to those constellations, taught himself how to identify them, and told the stories of those constellations.

This kind of sentimentality, which Soram rarely appeared in his previous life, but when you taste it carefully, it doesn't seem to be bad.

……

After another unknown amount of time, Elistra finally came to her senses.

"Solam, I want to ask you for something."

Elistra said solemnly.

Solam didn't pay attention at first, but threw the burned cigar off the balcony and said casually, "Say it." ”

"I want to condense a new priesthood with 'salvation'! I want you to teach me everything about the ritual of redemption without reservation! Elistra said very solemnly.

Solam turned his head to look at Elistra in surprise and said dumbfounded, "You...... You're not kidding? ”

Priesthood, for a deity, is a very, very strict and cautious matter, the concrete embodiment of the scope of God's power, but also the source of God's absorption of power, it is related to the power attribute of the god and the attribute of believers. The priesthood is often closely related to the godhead, and if a god wants to develop, he must obtain the priesthood, but obtaining the priesthood does not mean that he has peace of mind. First of all, the priesthood must fit the gods themselves, and only in this way can the gods and the priesthood be perfectly combined. Once the priesthood and the gods themselves do not match, there will be endless troubles.

The most typical example is Shirek, the prince of lies.

In the turbulent years, due to the upheaval of the multiverse, the gods were forced to come to the mortal world from the kingdom of God and walk the continent as sages. When Ciric ascended to the gods, he inherited the priesthood of the three gods of death—Bane, Mirkor, and Baal!

At that time, Ciric was in charge alone, strife, hatred, tyranny, fear, murder, lies, conspiracy, deception, illusions, killing, panic, death, death, destruction, and so on, becoming the god with the most divine wisdom among the gods at that time, and his power also entered the sequence of powerful divine power from the moment he first ascended to the gods.

If this continues, Shirek will undoubtedly become the most powerful being among the gods.

Unfortunately, Ciric's own personality and style of conduct were not at all compatible with the priesthood of the three gods of death, so when Bane resurrected through his own god son, he regained the priesthood of strife, hatred, tyranny, and fear that belonged to him. Later, because the ancient god of death Jaeger was dissatisfied with Ciric's inability to travel well to the god of death's duties, he helped Ciric's mortal teammate Blue Walker seize Shirek's priesthood of death and become the new king of the dead.

Then Shirek fell into madness because of the "Xiri Sutra" incident, which caused the already crumbling killing priesthood to be taken away by the god son of a killing god at that time, and finally the killing priesthood was shattered by the killing god, and it has not been condensed again until now.

After a series of events, Ciric lost most of his priesthood, leaving behind only murder, lies, intrigue, deceit, and illusions, five priesthoods.

What happened to Ciric perfectly shows us how important it is for the priesthood to be in harmony with the gods themselves. Now that Elistra tells Soram that she wants to condense a priesthood that has never been seen before in Ferron, or even in the entire multiverse, Soram is of course surprised.

According to the plan that Elistra had told Solam, Elistra should recuperate, and after accumulating enough divine power, she should rekindle the divine fire, hold the divine throne high, and reclaim her former priesthood in one fell swoop.

In Solam's view, although this plan is difficult, the success rate is not low. Because Eliestria's previous priesthoods were: singing, beauty, dancing, swordsmanship, hunting, moonlight. And these five priesthoods are not the only priesthoods in Faerun, in short, they are the most popular priesthoods in the priesthood, and there are many gods who have the same priesthood.

For example, among the human gods, the goddess of love, Shuna, the goddess of love, has this priesthood, and in the elven god system, the elf goddess of love, Henalysel, also has a beautiful priesthood, and some goddesses also have a beautiful priesthood. The situation of Eliestria's other priesthoods is similar.

It is also because even if Elistra can't regain her priesthood, she can reunite those even by virtue of her familiarity with her priesthood, which is not difficult.

But now, Elistra wanted to reunite a priesthood that she was not familiar with, or even had never been exposed to at all. What's more, this has not even appeared again in previous history, and there is no place to learn from it.

This is definitely an unusually risky act.