Chapter 1472 - 572: Three Divine Trades_3

If it weren’t for everyone in the tribe believing in the Sea God, and having been familiar with it since childhood, how could I have faith in him?"

Not to mention that she had already fulfilled their tribe’s atonement task, and with Alka and their help, had defeated the Son of the Sea God.

This made her feel even more like she owed nothing to this Divine.

If it weren’t for Pororo believing, she would have long ignored this Divine.

Moreover, whether Pororo’s belief counts as faith is questionable.

Right now, she’d rather directly transfer her faith to Chadite or Lucilia.

Of course, the better way is to become a god herself.

Hearing this, Jason gave Matilda a thumbs-up.

Their internal evaluation of the Sea God, this irritable being, has always been just so.

Definitely not as good as the Holy Mother.

Even Pororo himself doesn’t act like a believer.

He never prays to the Sea God and almost never mentions the Sea God’s name, not even understanding the Sea God’s unique prayer gestures.

When he first came into contact with the Church, he even made a joke.

At most, Pororo would mention the Sea God’s name during major sea trials.

Under usual circumstances, you wouldn’t even realize he was a believer of the Sea God.

Yet the Sea God favors him.

Seems to like this battle maniac type.

The first one of the three to awaken was Pororo, who jumped up directly from the sofa upon waking.

Then he gasped heavily.

"What’s wrong with you?" Matilda asked Pororo.

This doesn’t seem like meeting the Divine; it looks more like having a nightmare.

Pororo gasped for a few moments, then shook his body as if stretching his muscles.

"The Sea God is really strong, looks like I won’t be able to teach him a lesson anytime soon." Pororo said, smacking his lips with dissatisfaction.

Such a short sentence, yet it holds a wealth of information.

"Ah? Wait, wait, wait, what did you do?" Jason couldn’t help but ask after contemplating Pororo’s words.

"Nothing much, just asked for a fight with the Sea God, but apparently didn’t win." Pororo said nonchalantly.

Hearing Pororo’s words, everyone was shocked.

Even the just-awakened Simon and Julia were looking at him with a dazed look from behind.

Such explosive news to hear upon waking up.

Simon looked at Pororo: "It’s not surprising if it’s you."

Everyone inexplicably agreed with this statement.

"I’m not a fool, I’m just displeased with him." Pororo said.

How is that different from being a fool?

Do fools really not think they’re fools?

Yet inexplicably, Matilda hugged Pororo’s arm tightly, filled with happiness.

Seeing this, Julia sharply understood something, nodding in sudden realization without saying it aloud.

"Alright, alright, what I’m more concerned about now is what you guys did when you went to the Divine. There must be something, right? Otherwise, why were the three of you summoned by your respective Divines at the same time?"

Ulu Liwus asked eagerly.

As the granddaughter of the Crystal Dragon King, her bloodline, her inheritance memory, made her not overly respectful of these Divines.

Probably just akin to peers of her grandfather’s generation.

Respect there would be, but expecting her to have great respect was obviously impossible.

Upon hearing this.

The three couldn’t help but show complicated expressions.

Seeing these complicated faces, Pororo and others couldn’t help but sit aside, waiting for their answers.

Julia said, "The Divine told me some things and gave me a crown-level Treasure."

As she spoke, she spread out her hand.

A brown, peculiar Gemstone, as if mud was flowing inside, appeared in her hand.

"Me too." Simon also opened his hand.

The appearance was the same, a Gemstone specific to crown-level Divinity.

"But this Divinity doesn’t suit me."

Pororo nodded as well, with a crown-level Gemstone appearing in his hand too.

"This doesn’t suit me either."

This situation was already evident.

"The Divine said it was a transaction with Alka." Julia said silently.

"What? Could it be..." This statement made Jason immediately pessimistic.

After all, a situation where each Divine gives a crown-level Divinity is indeed hard to think positively about.

Julia shook her head and said: "The Divine’s response leans positive."

Pororo and the others also nodded.

This slightly eased everyone’s expressions.

"Looks like it’s for us to conduct an exchange on the Libra."

Three crown-level Treasures at once?