There is no doubt about the preciousness of divine value.

This is also the reason why Gordon has never thought about using the divine value. It would be too wasteful to use it as the power of the soul.

It’s understandable that you just kill the “God of the Fallen” to maliciously gain divinity points.

But those we killed today were all goblins and orcs, and they had nothing to do with gods.

So where does this extra divinity value come from?

Gordon frowned as he carefully recalled today's battle.

Divinity value, as the name suggests, is related to gods.

The goblin monsters in the underground kingdom have no relationship with the gods. It is completely impossible to say that they have divine values.

Then besides goblins there are only orcs.

Ordinary orcs are basically not much different from goblins, and they also have no relationship with gods.

"Orcs..."

"Azog, the Orc Leader..."

Gordon frowned and murmured. Suddenly, he thought of it.

"Azog belongs to the Dark Lord Sauron..."

"Sauron belongs to the most powerful fallen god Morgoth in the world..."

"Before Sauron fell with Morgoth, he was Maia, the minor god."

"As an evil god, it is normal for Sauron to possess divinity..."

"Then, it would be normal if he gave Azog, the most powerful orc leader under his command, a trace of divinity..."

Thinking of this, Gordon suddenly realized that this was the only possibility.

"Maia, the minor god..."

Gordon was thinking silently, and suddenly thought of something. He opened his eyes and looked at Gandalf not far away.

Gandalf's true identity seems to be Maia, the same as the Dark Lord Sauron.

Although the former is far less powerful than the latter.

But as a minor god, Gandalf certainly does not lack divinity.

If I could kill Gandalf...

Thinking of this possibility, Gordon's heart immediately started beating fast.
Chapter completed!