Maybe it's also because of this, so this artifact will have an attribute of the power of the sun, speaking of which, it is the first time that Solam has seen an attribute that can directly improve the professional level, but after thinking about it, considering that there is an element of the sun priesthood in the artifact, it seems to be said in the past, after all, things related to gods cannot be explained by common sense.

And just now, this artifact seems to have had a strange reaction with Solam's soul, and the power contained in it seems to be worn out by the eternity in Solam's soul, which also causes this artifact to bind Solam's soul. That is to say, Solam is blessed by the power of the sun and becomes permanent! His level has been permanently increased by three levels!

So Solam's attributes became like this!

Name: Solam

Elemental Strength: 26 (+2) Intelligence: 27 Constitution: 26 (+2) Dexterity: 19 Perception: 27 Charisma: 20 (+2)

Classes: Elemental Shaman (Level 18) Warrior (Level 12) Arcane Knight (Level 18)

Shaman Spell Level 0 Spell: 6, Level 1 Spell: 6, Level 2 Spell: 6, Level 3 Spell: 6, Level 4 Spell: 6, Level 5 Spell: 6, Level 6 Spell: 6, Level 7 Spell: 5, Level 8 Spell: 2

Spell Bits:

Level 0 Spell: 8 (Normal Mage is now 5, Gear +5, Class Penalty -2)

Level 1 Spell: 7 (Normal Mage is now 4, Gear +5, Class Penalty -2)

Level 2 Spell: 7 (Normal Mage is now 4, Equipment +5, Class Penalty -2)

Level 3 Spell: 7 (Normal Mage is now 4, Equipment +5, Class Penalty -2)

Level 4 Spell: 7 (Normal Mage is now 4, Equipment +5, Class Penalty -2)

Level 5 Spell: 7 (Normal Mage is now 4, Gear +5, Class Penalty -2)

Level 6 Spell: 7 (Normal Mage is now 4, Equipment +5, Class Penalty -2)

Level 7 Spell: 6 (Normal Mage is now 3, Gear +5, Class Penalty -2)

Level 8 Spell: 6 (Normal Mage is now 3, Gear +5, Class Penalty -2)

Level 9 Spell: 5 (Normal Mage is now 2, Gear +5, Class Penalty -2)

Talents: Elemental Totem, Armor Casting, Arcane Transformation, Mental Tenacity, Rose's Favor (Sealed), Divine Blessing.

Although the level has been raised, it is interesting that Solam's attributes have not changed at all, and from this aspect, it seems that this level increase is meaningless. After all, the artifact only increases the level of the holder, but does not change the attributes much. On the other hand, Soram has made a lot of money, and Soram is also a profession on the spell casting side, and the increase in the professional level will greatly increase the level and number of mages he can cast.

For the spellcasting profession, the improvement of these two things means that the strength has been greatly strengthened!

It seems that this artifact is intended for spellcasters at all, and it is quite unfriendly to physical professions, after all, for physical professions, attributes are much more important than levels. The light increases the level, and the attributes remain the same, so what is the use of hair?

In fact, these are all small things, and what really strikes Shoram a little strange is that he seems, maybe, probably, probably, has become a god. At least he is a false god, he does not have any characteristics of a god (Soram has no divinity, godhead and priesthood), but he can absorb faith and give spells, what is this not a false god?

(DND's statement about false gods is vague, and there is no clear class of false gods in the setting of gods.) But there is such a saying, it seems to refer to those who are not true gods and do not rely on faith for food, but can accept faith and give divine skills to do things according to the way of true gods. The most typical ones are demon lords, devil archdukes and the like, as for whether the false gods are considered gods, then it is really the opinion of the benevolent and the wise)

But the problem is that Soram himself does not plan to develop into the gods, cough, although this is a bit too far to think, but Soram has indeed seriously considered it, no way, Soram himself is from time to time, and he is born with an inexplicable sense of superiority, and it is this feeling that makes Soram sometimes look extremely arrogant, and even when facing the gods, Soram can't hide this arrogance.

So in Solam's subconscious, he basically took it for granted that he was destined to reach the pinnacle of life (which book of time travel is not written like that, right?). Coupled with the peculiarities of his soul, Soram would certainly think about becoming a god.

Eternity! Even the gods don't have this kind of essence, isn't it enough for Solam's stinky fart?

It's a pity that after careful consideration, Soram still decided to give up, because the limitations of the gods are too great, don't look at the gods on the top, but in fact, they may be the most unfree lives in the entire multiverse, no matter which camp of gods, they must follow the framework they set for themselves, once they make a mistake, they will definitely not die well.

And compared to it, the gods have a more serious constraint! That's mortal! That's right, mortals.

In ancient times, the gods were not very popular, the gods at that time were much easier than the gods now, they did not need believers to provide them with the power of faith, so they did not need to maintain their influence and constantly find ways to expand their faith. The gods of that era, although not as famous as they are now, were relatively much freer.

But as time goes by, the laws of the world become more and more perfect, and the gods have to rely on mortals, and they have to spend a lot of time and elves sorting out their beliefs, answering prayers, and trying to develop their beliefs, because if they don't, they will have no source of faith, and without the source of faith, there will be no power of faith, and without the power of faith, there will be no divine power, and there will be no one who conjugates.

What's more, it will be forgotten, in the world of the gods, to be forgotten basically means to die, and the best example here is the ancient sun god described in the artifact, Amanata. This powerful deity has been completely forgotten for a long time.

As a result, his priesthood was stripped away, his kingdom was abandoned, his divine power and divinity were gradually diminished, and his godhead was gradually shattered, and in the end, he forgot who he was.

This is the deity that must rely on mortals to exist. It can even be said that the gods are actually appendages of mortals. When mortals cease to fear the gods, they are nothing. This is also why the gods are so disgusted with the Nethrel era, because in that era, people believed in the Grand Arcanist more and did not have much feeling for the gods, so in that era, the presence of the gods was quite weak.

Soram would not devote his future to this kind of life, leaving life and death in the hands of a group of irrelevant people, which is undoubtedly contrary to Soram's philosophy of doing things, he prefers to control his own destiny.

Comparatively speaking, Solam admires demons and devils more, and their attitude towards life is much more presumptuous. However, both of these have their own disadvantages.

For example, the devil, he needs to see whose face he lives, his temperament comes, he scares the air, and he doesn't care about anyone's attitude at all. It's just that they're too chaotic for Soram to stand it, and he doesn't want to be nervous.

And the devils, they are not chaotic, but they are too depressed, these guys often live in intrigues, and they can't stop calculating for a moment. Whether it's to protect oneself or to calculate others. Solam couldn't stand this even more.

But this is not too much of a problem, after all, their attitude to life is still worthy of affirmation. The neutralization of the two is perfect, so neutrality is the most perfect, which side is advantageous, and the most undisciplined is the neutral camp, but Soram likes it, because this state is the most comfortable.

So Solam often wondered if he should be some kind of ancient evil. After all, no one dares to mess with ancient evil things, a chic batch. (Ancient evil is just a general term for a category, not necessarily evil, and may also be neutral)

Of course, all of the above are all indiscriminate YY when Solam is fine, YY, of course, how to exaggerate, how to come, what you want to be, it is not illegal. But Soram is really not interested in becoming a god. Therefore, after Solam's mind gradually cleared up, his enthusiasm for this artifact dropped by half, after all, the two most important ones did not have much effect on Soram at all.

He wasn't interested in being like a god, swindling around, and if the gods found out, he would definitely die a miserable death.

When Soram really came to his senses, he was taken aback by Violet, after all, whoever opened his eyes and saw a skinned mannequin would be startled.

“！！！！ You...... How did you get it like this? ”

"Are you alright?" Violet didn't pay much attention to her own problems, but looked at Soram nervously. And neither of them noticed that Violet was able to show nervousness was a very, very big improvement. She wouldn't have been in this mood before.

"It's okay, you haven't answered me yet, how did you do this?" Solam said a little awkwardly, after all, the image of Violette definitely doesn't need makeup to act in horror movies, which is enough to scare a group of people to death, Soram looks awkward, don't want it.

"This is caused by the power that erupted when you assembled that artifact just now." Violet said calmly, her attitude made her look even more terrifying.

"Really?" That being said, in fact, Solam didn't plan to dwell on this at all, or the previous Violet was more cute, and the one in front of me should go to a horror movie. "Well, can you recover like this?"

"No problem." As soon as the words fell, a flash of light flashed, and Viorette recovered. However, the clothes on her body can't be restored with spells, so Viorette is basically a sashimi fruit now. The perfect body made Solam's old face blush, and he turned around silently, constantly muttering in his heart: She said the machine! She's a machine!

Soram's reaction to a constructor made him feel hopeless.