Chapter 2890 - 963: Crow’s Deconstruction of Faith: On the Great Work of Forging a God (Part 4)

Chapter 2890: Chapter 963: Crow’s Deconstruction of Faith: On the Great Work of Forging a God (Part 4)

The relationships that can endure are necessarily equal relationships.

By this standard, the belief systems on the Continent that demand followers offer everything to the Divine Spirits unconditionally without speaking of their duties and obligations are too outdated, entirely unequal slave contracts and tyrannical clauses.

Such nonsense, in our side, wouldn’t even be legally valid, and those who drafted it would go to jail!

Therefore, if vampires want to use faith as a tool to transform the Midnight Mother’s form, what you need to do is not to discuss how to formulate doctrines or promise believers, but to take action.

Set a sufficiently clear goal and unite those vampires willing to act for this goal, and stipulate from the start the duties your god must fulfill and obligations within the faith relationship.

It’s best to create a ’Divine Covenant’ to clarify the obligations and duties of both sides, the clearer the terms the better the effect, and revise and amend the terms regularly to keep up with the evolution of the material world’s objective laws, leaving no room for ambitionists to exploit loopholes.

And at the moment when the common goal of both sides is achieved, the Midnight Mother will naturally attain liberation and transcendence.

Of course, all of the above is my humble opinion and certainly contains errors, especially in the presence of such an outstanding theologian as the Grand Duke of Triss, I am merely showing off my meager skill before an expert."

Crow humbly concluded his speech.

This astonishing description allowed Murphy and Lord Paryen to exchange glances, then directed their gaze towards Triss with furrowed brows, as they awaited her thoughts on the matter.

The young lady beside them looked at Crow with a bizarre gaze, feeling that the spirited state of mind he displayed while describing his ideas seemed truly dangerous...

She could only say it’s fortunate this guy is born in an atheist world as a foreigner.

If he were born in Transylvania, he might already be the leader of some terrible cult.

As for Triss.

As the Continent’s most excellent theologian, when Murphy originally invited her to this discussion, she was dismissive, not believing a foreigner’s study of faith could offer her any insights.

But facts proved, she was too arrogant.

Crow’s actions and summaries over the past few months almost overturned her understanding of the Divine Spirits and faith, leaving Triss in a jumbled state unable to articulate her thoughts.

Murphy saw Triss’s embarrassment and took the initiative to say to Lord Paryen:

"His Excellency Crow’s description is very brilliant, and we happen to have just such a goal that is sufficient to attract many vampires to join..."

"Original Sin!"

Lord Paryen said in a deep voice:

"To purify the original sin borne by the vampires and link it to the Midnight Mother’s purification, thus forming the basis of the Blood race’s faith, we can also associate it with the resistance against the subspace’s corrosion.

And you will be the vanguard and symbol of this ’Great Atonement’, Murphy, once that weapon is forged, it will be yours to wield!"

"Of course."

Murphy stood up and said solemnly:

"Then, let us begin from now, to march forward for atonement, may the Midnight Mother protect us until sins are cleared."

"Is it really appropriate for you to say her name so openly?"

Phemys said with some concern:

"Triss and I are both here, won’t it attract its attention here?"

"No, it won’t."

Triss shook her head and said:

"It is very calm... perhaps it hasn’t realized what we are doing, perhaps, this is indeed a correct path."