Ilmat is not too protective of his priests and paladins, he is happy to lend his power to his followers to help others, but for his own priests and paladins, he seems a bit 'stingy', he often teaches his priests and paladins to help all the wounded in the world, and to bear the suffering for others is the most sacred act. If you suffer for others, Yilmat will provide you with the courage and strength to sustain yourself. No matter what kind of pain and danger you suffer, you must stick to the right principles and never waver. It is honorable to die for the sake of the right faith. Stand up to the tyrant and stop all unjust atrocities. The focus should be on spiritual upliftment, rather than attachment to physical feelings.

It doesn't seem a bit silly, but Yilmat is more like the cultivators of the East, or the type of ascetics, who torture themselves through the suffering of time, until they reach the point of cultivating themselves.

Therefore, the treatment of one's own believers in Yilmat is usually a bit 'harsh', so the size of the church in Yilmat has not been large, because many people can't hold on to getting off the bus halfway through. Irmat never punishes them, and even thanks them for their dedication.

In Yilmat's view, if he gives help to his priest and paladin, it is not shelter or love, on the contrary, it is a kind of injury, a kind of injury to the other party's faith, and Yilmat always insists that everything that his priest and paladin have experienced is an exercise, an exercise of the soul and will.

So Yilmat has never had a chosen person, and Yilmat welcomes all believers who come to him by their own will and faith. Because that's the complete practice.

But now Solam sees Ilmat's attention in Makellele, which is rare. At least Soram hadn't heard of that before.

"What did you say?" Makelle was at a loss for Solam's words, and as a follower of Ilmat, he himself knew what it was like to say that he believed in a god of good devotion. In this regard, Makelele also agrees, after all, your life is always your own, and the gods can give you answers, but if you blindly seek the help of the gods, you will lose the essence of faith.

The gods are just lights, not nannies!

This is the fundamental difference between the followers of Ilmat and the followers of other gods.

However, when he heard Solam say that he was being watched by his gods, Makellele's heart still couldn't stop beating wildly. What a glory this is! What an honor it was to be an insignificant paladin to receive the gaze of the gods.

"You...... Is that true? ”

Makellele's excited face was a little inarticulate.

Solam is even more strange, this Makelle doesn't know about it?

"You are being watched by the gods you say you believe in, and you don't know it?"

Receiving Solam's affirmative answer, Makelle was at first dazed, and then an irrepressible smile appeared on the corner of his mouth, a smile of recognition, with pride and satisfaction.

As I've always said, Irmat believes that life is a practice, and this is true for Yilmat himself. He gives his followers guidance, but that doesn't mean he doesn't need guidance.

Those who practice are always on the path of cultivation.

In the church of Ilmat, there are always people who do things that move the gods, and this is not a guide in Ilmat's view. So these people will be noticed by Yilmat, and Yilmat will be inspired by their life experiences to continue to refine their practice.

This kind of person is a saint! Of course, the person concerned may not know about this until he dies, after all, Yilmat will not disturb the practice of his own followers either.

And Makelle is now on that path!

Isn't that enough for Makelele to brag about?

However, this thought quickly disappeared from Makelele's mind, because it was his own practice, he should continue to be what he had always been, it was his own belief and persistence, and if he forgot his heart because of a moment of pride, then he would not be worthy of receiving the gaze of the gods.

"Thank you, Lord Solam." This was the first time Makelle had made peace with Solam.

"Uh...... You're welcome...... But what exactly are you talking about? ”

And Soram was confused, because Soram didn't know what this uncle was talking about, there was no logic at all!

But Makelle didn't speak anymore, and he didn't even question how Soram saw it. Because that doesn't matter to Makelle at all! He just needs to stick to his path and beliefs, and does it matter if the gods are really watching him?

At least it doesn't matter to Makelle now, after Solam's words, Makelle has never been more encouraged than ever, and that's enough! That's enough! Even Makelele didn't intend to ask his own gods for confirmation, because it was really enough for him.

Watching Makelele's gloomy face suddenly 'radiant', Solam felt particularly confused...... He would never understand what kind of brain circuit these magic sticks were. What did he say? Just a sentence that Yilmat is watching him? And then this thing is like a big sword, and suddenly it is radiant from the inside out, which is simply unreasonable.

But just as Soram was about to continue asking something.

Suddenly, the air behind Solam writhed, and a red-haired woman with a hot body and a seductive appearance walked out of the void.

When the woman came out, she glanced at Philip, then walked up to Soram and said, "There are people around the perimeter!" ”

Philip also noticed the woman, and although Philip was a little awkward, he didn't say anything. After all, Solam has already said that the Sianna who killed Digra is dead, and now the Sianna who has returned from the abyss. She's been given a new lease on life, and she's got a clear idea of what she's doing.

That's right, it was Sianna who came.

This woman has been very low-key since Philip came, and apparently she has not forgotten about Degra, although Solam said that she had died once, and that she had cleared up with Degra, but the question was whether she had come back to life again, and Degra was indeed completely dead.

This kind of contrast, she herself is a little bit of that, and she still feels sorry for Digra, so she has been avoiding Philip a little bit. But Philip is much more free-spirited, because Sianna did die once, and her soul has fallen into the abyss, not counting atonement?

Of course, more importantly, Soram has already interceded, what else can Philip say. Although this woman is to blame for the original incident, it is Digra's own choice in the final analysis.

"Oh? It seems that I have really become a sweet tooth when I come back this time, and I actually want to bite me alone? ”

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