Milmina actually didn't care about the teasing in Amoen's tone - she had long been used to the way she got along with this God of Nature, and probably the same was true for the other party.

For the "gods" who were once trapped in the throne of gods, such a life of quarrels and quarrels can actually be regarded as a kind of gift.

But now, this kind of daily life may have to be temporarily suspended.

"I've been living here for so long, and now I'm not used to it," Milmina sighed, "I'll leave in a few days."

"I know, go to the Ancestor Peak, right?" Amoen raised his eyelids and glanced at the "roommate". "You really decided to use yourself as a 'catheter' to transform the deep blue vein flow in the Ancestor Peak and help mortals build that 'revitalizing focus'?"

"This is the best solution after discussion, with the highest success rate and the lowest difficulty in realization. And if I personally serve as the core of the focus, the stability and controllability of the entire system will be guaranteed," Milmina's expression was very serious. She had already restrained her slightly lazy attitude just now. "I am the goddess who is in charge of the mystery of magic. This kind of thing... is the field I am good at."

"But then you'll be trapped in that rift," Amoen sighed, "I thought you would never be bound by this kind of restraint again with your personality..."

"It's just temporary - I've always been very patient with this kind of 'waiting'," Milmina smiled and shook her head. "And don't you think this is worth doing? I will witness the future of the world in that rift, whether it is finally saved or finally going to the end, I will witness and experience it myself, and after that... I will be freed no matter what."

"I'm a little envious of you when I say this," Amoen laughed, then he looked up at Milmina's eyes, "But there is one thing I have to find out clearly - are you really sure you can act as this 'core'? The power of the Deep Blue Net... Even the gods dare not easily touch it, not to mention that your power has declined a lot now. Don't forget that you are no longer a 'magic goddess' from the moment you cut the chain."

Milmina fell silent, and after a long time she spoke slowly and firmly: "They once believed that I held all the authority in the realm of magic - even if I am no longer in that throne, I can do what they once believed."

"The Neui also believed that the gods they launched into space could complete that long observation journey," Amoen shook his head. "After going beyond the realm of cognition, the mortal's 'firm' is no necessary connection with the true power of the gods."

"But I don't think that God Neuyi embarked on the journey because of his full success in the observation mission," Milmina smiled faintly, "It's just that there are some things that must be done."

"...Okay, it's your idea anyway, let alone if I'm going to do this," Amoen sighed, then changed his tone, "Please say something worthy of happiness, you should be interested..."

"Oh? What I'm interested in?" Milmina glanced at Amoen in surprise, "What is it?"

"I asked Duvalter for a while, and he said there was a net on the Ancestor Peak," Amoen said casually, "Naretir can help project the signal into the deep blue vein flow. After all, the nature of that thing is essentially a pure magic flow..."

"You didn't say this earlier!"

...

An internal report on the reactions of all parties after the release of "The Lord of All Laws" was delivered to Gao Wen's desk. He read it carefully from beginning to end twice before a relaxed smile appeared on his face.

On the surface, this is just a latest magic drama. The biggest special thing is that the two amazing names of the Empire Propaganda Department and the Theocracy Council appeared among the joint producers. However, those who know the inside know the complex truth behind this matter - what is hidden behind the "entertainment" is the largest thought experiment in history jointly planned and carried out by the Theocracy Council and the imperial authorities, and it is also the boldest thought experiment.

The head of the empire personally gave the order, and the senior advisory group of the Theocracy Council and countless experts jointly designed it, and even an "old god" participated in it personally. The purpose was to accept the route and achievements of the Theocracy Council over the past few years and to initially verify the direction of the "final order".

The countless pairs of eyes from several departments stared at the impact of the screening of this "magic drama". This impact is not only limited to conventional "civilian public opinion", but also includes feedback from the gods, the readings received by the anti-divine barrier set around the magic goddess, and the monitoring reports sent back by the monitoring points set around several "believers samples" - this is particularly important.

The belief in the Magic Goddess is loose and shallow, but even so, under the huge mage base, she has a few devout believers. Such "devout believers" are not so easy to change their minds. Therefore, they have been the object of close monitoring of the arbitral tribunal over the years. Every such "devout believer" will be surrounded by judges sent by the Theocracy Council to keep an eye on them. Similarly, in the Silver Empire and Tifeng, there will also be judges who specifically monitor the "believers samples" of the gods of nature and the god of war.

These judges are not interested in the privacy of the words and deeds of these "devoted believers". Their task is to monitor the magic fluctuations and divine magic reactions within a certain range around the "devoted believers", and use this to indirectly judge whether the target has regenerated a projection of thoughts to the gods in the deep sea. The sensing equipment made based on the principle of the divine art inverter array can effectively distinguish the "holy spirit sensors" among ordinary people. The judges have rich experience in this regard.

This is one of the most important daily tasks of the Arbitral Tribunal of the Theocracy Council - the information in this regard has been personally reviewed by Gao Wen.

Gao Wen put down the report file in his hand. The original data quoted in the document came from military intelligence agencies distributed throughout the country, arbitration tribunal judges, supervisors responsible for monitoring anti-divine barriers, and Milmina himself. With the joint efforts of mortals and gods, the ups and downs of thought that were regarded as "the unexplorable truth of mortals" in the past era have been summarized into words and data that can be used to judge and read with reason, and the model outlined by these data has vaguely conformed to the "final order" conceived by Gao Wen.

His eyes swept over the end of the report, with the letters on it clear and sharp, and the printed fonts are pleasing to the eye:

"...When the projection of the gods in the thoughts is "covered" by another projection mode, the activities of the gods will no longer have any "connection" to the world... Even if there are still anchors such as "devotes" in the group, their personal thinking tendencies cannot point to the gods again due to the above-mentioned "coverage" effect...

"The sampling results in the No. 1 sample group show that while most people have a basic understanding of the 'concept of thought' and 'principles of the birth of gods', the directive thought response released by the 'devote believers' in this sample group has rapidly decreased. Even if these 'devote believers' have not directly contacted "The Lord of All Laws" and have never understood the information conveyed by the play, this change is still very significant... The individual's thinking projection in the deep sea will be covered by the group projection, which is in line with the law of 'devote'..."

Gao Wen touched his chin and reviewed the steps required to achieve "final order" in his imagination - the first step is to weaken the connection between the gods and the sentient beings in the world, the second step is to "cover" the old projection of thoughts with new rational thinking methods, and the third step is to coexist with gods and man... At present, these steps are fine, but I don't know if the Noy people have also taken these steps.

If he has the chance in the future, he should ask the Noi people about the other party's religious changes and mythological history, of course it is only limited to inquiries and references - that is a group that is completely different from Loren. There may be huge differences between the physiological and psychological patterns of both parties. The changes in thoughts are very susceptible to the influence of the group's behavior patterns. The path that Nei people took back then may not be applicable to Loren.

At the same time, Gao Wen also thought of another thing: theoretically, the impact of the drama "The Lord of All Laws" is not limited to the field of belief of the goddess of magic. The concepts of "thoughts" and "the birth of gods" conveyed in this drama are universal and are also common to other gods. As long as there are enough audiences who accept the subtle influence of this drama, the "thinking" about the gods and the church is destined to gradually spread among the people and gradually affect the field of belief of other gods...

Considering the uninterrupted work of the Theocratic Council over the past few years, many churches have either actively or passively made internal adjustments and transformations... In theory, the Loren gods should have begun to be affected by the "loosening" of thoughts.

It can even be more optimistic - the "positions" of some gods have probably been slightly leveraged.

Of course, there will not be too much "leverage". After all, no matter how smooth the work of the Theocratic Council is progressing, no matter how scientific and efficient the method Gao Wen has explored, facing the group thoughts formed by hundreds of millions of sentient beings around the world, the impact of these small changes is destined to be limited. Not all gods can be on the space station like Amoen, or "hungry" like Milmina, and successfully escaped from prison for thousands of years. Most of the gods among the Loren gods are extremely stable.

But Gao Wen vaguely felt that as long as there was a tendency to "leverage"... something would definitely happen, which would trigger some chain reaction.

Because the gods also have their own "subjective initiative", even if they did not find an opportunity to take action before, now with this opportunity, they... or at least some of them should act.

Try to establish connections with the world, try to cooperate with the actions of mortals, try to actively cut off feedback to believers... Whatever it is, taking action is inevitable.

Gao Wen subconsciously tapped the table with his fingers - the project to transform thoughts itself does not have a clear value to refer to, but as the chess player in the entire plan, he can still vaguely detect the existence of a certain "progress", and this large-scale thoughts experiment will be the most important scale in this progress table.

This is the first time that the empire's official has publicly transmitted "thoughts" and related concepts to the public on a large scale since the start of operation of the Theocracy Council. This is a large-scale experiment and a "contact signal" issued to the gods on their own initiative.

Will the gods respond to this? Or... they had already started to act before this experiment began?

Regardless of the answer, one thing Gao Wen can be sure of is that Milmina's actions at the Ancestral Peak will be safe and controllable. Although the original intention of the "Thought Experiment" was not to verify this, this experimental report is still just right, and it can dispel many of its doubts.

After breathing a sigh of relief, Gao Wen temporarily put the report in front of him aside, and then took out a piece of printing paper with mysterious patterns from the drawer next to him.

This is not a document submitted by a certain department, but a hand-drawn drawing, drawn by Gao Wen himself.

On the wide and flat paper, fine brushstrokes depict a large number of curved and winding patterns connected to each other, as if runes were slightest, and these patterns had a sense of ancient mystery that did not belong to this civilization era. They almost filled the entire piece of paper, but there was still a small part left to be painted.

Gao Wen stared at the thing on the paper for a moment, picked up the pen next to him and began to continue drawing the unfinished part.

At this moment, a familiar aura suddenly appeared beside him, and then Amber's head emerged from the desk. She crawled out of the shadow crack and looked at the thing Gao Wen was drawing curiously and asked, "What are you drawing again... What's this thing? It doesn't look like a rune design drawing or mechanical drawing..."

Gao Wen had long been accustomed to Amber's elusiveness, and he didn't raise his head when he heard the other party's words: "This is what Nicholas and the others saw in that 'Shadow Hall'. It was a pattern covered by the surface of the 'Anchor Generator'. I have been restoring them all with my memory these two days."

Amber was stunned for a few seconds before making a strange cry: "Mom... I'm so sorry that you can tell this kind of thing lightly! Did you draw this kind of thing that I'm dizzy when I see it at first? Is this something that people can do?!"

"I just happened to have a great memory," Gao Wen finished drawing another stroke at this time, then looked up at Amber, "You either come in or go back to the shadow world, don't float in front of my table with one head and shoulders? It's so scary."

"Oh, I forgot halfway through it." Amber then suddenly reacted and patted his head, then jumped out of the shadow crack, and then turned around and pulled the shadow crack together and pressed it flat with her hands. In fact, she didn't have this extra step. Today, it was obviously a whim, and this scene made Gao Wen's eyelids jump up immediately.

"You're so embarrassed to say to me," Gao Wen stared at the shadow assault goose in front of him with a strange look. "Are you something that humans can do?!"

"Don't care, don't care." Amber waved his hand and leaned over. At this time, Gao Wen had lowered his head again and began to outline the last few lines on the paper. As the entire pattern gradually became complete, Amber suddenly felt that his eyes were involuntarily attracted by the curved patterns for a moment.

The next second, her figure suddenly disappeared from the spot.
Chapter completed!