Chapter 1475 573: Ten Years Long, Part 3

Indeed, at first they had been patching up the surroundings here.

"Sigh, that's the Pororo Temple." Jason suddenly seemed to see something and said with a hint of surprise.

On the shoreline stood a building half in the seawater, looking like a fisherman's shack.

But compared to a so‑called fisherman's shack, it was obviously larger and sturdier.

Still, it looked very plain.

The reason Jason noticed it at a glance was because of a wild statue of a shark fish‑man.

Without a doubt, this was a Temple for the worship of Pororo.

The group walked past the little house, glancing over with some attention.

They could see some believers standing on narrow wooden planks extending out over the sea, fishing.

They didn't go in; with their identities, once they went inside it would be all kinds of greetings and deferential attitudes, which was far too troublesome.

After all.

Who didn't know they were friends of the Divine.

And not just of one Divine, but friends of several new Divines.

"How come there's no Temple worshiping me?"

After Jason and the others walked past the Temple, Jason looked at Ulu Liwus and asked.

Hearing this, Ulu Liwus rolled his eyes.

"Have you ever seen a god who has nothing better to do than fly around over people's heads all day?"

Because of the stereotypical impression people had of the Divine, even though Jason had undergone Ascension to Divinity, he spent his time on the front lines and along the coast attacking Demons, so he looked more like a very powerful Warrior than a Divine.

On top of that, no one had publicized it, so naturally no one was treating him as a Divine for the time being.

But at Jason's words, Juanlu curled his lip in disdain.

"Yeah, sure, you don't have a Temple, but you definitely have believers, so cut the act."

"Don't tell me the people in your Crystal Knight Order don't know you're a god? I don't buy it."

"Ha." Jason just laughed it off.

The group kept walking forward.

It was a rare chance to relax, so their pace was unhurried.

All of a sudden, the sky was draped in a curtain and quickly dimmed, but what followed was a brilliant full moon.

The moon was as smooth as a Mirror, with specks of Starlight scattered around it.

Matilda looked up at the sky.

"Sure enough, no matter how you look at it, Chadite really feels like a Divine."

Ulu Liwus nodded beside her in agreement.

That wasn't wrong at all.

Soon, as they walked on through the night, they arrived at the Moon Temple.

This Divine Hall could be said to be the largest church in the World Scar apart from those of the Four Divines.

It sat on a slanted Crescent Mountain.

Perched on the mountaintop, it was the place in the World Scar closest to the moon.

This Temple was one they were more willing to enter.

Because they were familiar with it; everyone inside was their comrade‑in‑arms, so they wouldn't treat them with excessive reverence.

Which made it easier for them to accept.

As Jason and the others approached,

the nearby Warriors and Knights clad in silver‑gray or bright‑silver moon armor only nodded slightly.

The most distinctive feature of the Divine Hall ahead was the enormous circular Mirror on its roof.

Through a special construction, it could receive the moon's light and reflect it.

So you could see this Temple from far away, because there would be a pillar of pure white light shooting into the sky; it wasn't exactly dazzling, but it was very conspicuous.

Chatting as they walked, they entered the interior of the Divine Hall.

Night had already fallen for some time.

The night prayer had also already ended.

But interestingly, there was not only a statue of Chadite in the Divine Hall; beside it they could also see Alka.

The group stood beneath Alka's statue, their expressions complicated.

Now that they themselves had become Divines, they could more or less understand that Alka's sacrifice might represent some kind of scheme aimed at the Demons.

But the fact remained.

They hadn't seen Alka for ten years.

They hadn't spoken with Alka at all for ten years.

And the statue of Alka in this Moon Temple had been set up here spontaneously by the believers.

At night, the moon's believers would come here to worship Chadite.

By day, those who wished to thank Alka for the sacrifice would come here to give thanks to Alka.

"Let's go take a look at the front line," Juanlu suddenly said.

Jason nodded as well.