Common Believers

"The most important thing about a belief is the degree of faithfulness. The more faithful a believer is, the more belief they can provide. Moreover, besides belief, the number of believers are also considered," the Windstorm Water Magic Spider said. It leisurely left once it had finished its words.

Gao Peng muttered, "Apparently, we need to plan this well. It would be great if we could produce a congregation similar to that of a church for the Growing Brain."

Later, Gao Peng had a discussion with his familiars, but they had absolutely no idea what was going on. Their experiences weren't varied enough, hence the advice they gave was similar—catch a group of people to believe in the Growing Brain, kill more monsters to make others have faith in it, and shave it, since only a god without hair would have believers.