Chapter 404: Chapter 242 The Fall of the Gods, Stellaris Dims_1
“This is the Hall of Knowledge, the Gate of Truth, and behind is the statue of the God of Knowledge. I never understood why the statue looked so bemused, now it makes sense since it’s a realistic depiction. You look exactly like it, it felt so familiar from the first look. That’s why I casually asked and never thought I would trigger Truth’s Murmur. I have called upon your godly name before, why didn’t you respond? Do I have to shout your name face-to-face for you to answer?”
Auburnli was leading the way, chattering incessantly, her tone filled with resentment.
However, Negris didn’t have the mood to entertain Auburnli’s gripes. He was just staring at the intact Hall of Knowledge with an expression as if he was about to cry.
Unbelievable, the Master Plane actually still has a temple belonging to him, oh my god, his believers haven’t forgotten him after all.
“Yes, yes, they didn’t forget you, but they’re all dead. This temple was built by my teacher through countless hardships. Unfortunately, it was of no use. No matter how much we prayed, we never received a response. Everyone thought you were dead, so they went about their business. I just come to clean up every few decades as a remembrance of my teacher.”
With Auburnli’s ongoing explanation, Negris roughly understood what had happened.
Auburnli’s teacher was a fervent believer in the God of Knowledge, but said believer only emerged nine hundred years ago when Negris was sealed and thus unable to respond to believer’s call, all due to a knight novel.
A young Auburnli’s teacher once read a knight’s novel, featuring a brief description of the God of Knowledge, suggesting that praying to the God of Knowledge during exams would potentially receive his protection and ensure success.
At the time, Auburnli’s teacher was about to face the most important exam in his life, an exam that determined whether he could become an Intermediate Mage and receive a tripled allowance. So, he tried his luck and prayed to the God of Knowledge.
Originally, according to the evaluation of the Magician’s Guild, he would remain at the level of Intermediate Wizard. But now, having broken through to high-level, he was a pleasant surprise.
This, isn’t it the protection of the God of Knowledge?
Okay, in a situation where Negris was completely unaware, the follower himself completed an act of God’s Grace. From then on, Auburnli’s teacher became even more fervent.
In order to spread the faith of the God of Knowledge, Auburnli’s teacher heard that there was a peninsula at the edge of the desert and surrounded by sea on three sides, where some desperate non-human species group lived and called themselves the Land of Stellaris.
Auburnli’s teacher traveled far to this place, planning to spread the faith of the God of Knowledge amongst these people. Because he followed the God of Knowledge, he drew a mental portrait of Negris through various scriptures and legends, inheriting Negris’ habit of teaching, always pointing out and guiding the beings gathered there.
Eventually, some began to learn magic from him, Auburnli was one of them.
Some people with mediocre talents were exemplary teachers, especially since he worshiped the God of Knowledge. Corresponding to Negris’ skills, he created many teaching methods.
Such as Truth’s Murmur, which he transformed into continuous nagging, nagging in front of his students every day until they mastered it.
He didn’t know whether it was a fluke or what, but he had taught quite a few outstanding students anyway.
In addition to teaching, Auburnli’s teacher also built the Hall of Knowledge, trying to get his students to also believe in the God of Knowledge.