For a magical creature to become a totem god while still alive, it either had to live long enough or have enough believers. Otherwise, it would not be able to wait for the power of faith to condense divinity.
However, even if it died, it did not matter. The soul of a magical creature with too much power of faith would be anchored in the material world by the power of faith. Eventually, it would become a spiritual creature according to the faith of the believers.
Needless to say, a natural spirit would be worshiped directly.
In the third case, the faith of intelligent creatures would converge on the idol, and the final condensed divinity would naturally be attached to the idol.
After the idol produced divinity, there were two situations. The first was that a new divine creature was born from the divinity under the wish of the believer.
The second was that the divinity in the idol was discovered and absorbed by the tribe's shaman or priest. Eventually, the priest replaced the idol and became the tribe's totem god.
Qiankun Pagoda could actually be regarded as a spiritual creature. After all, its core was Feng Chou's soul, so it could certainly absorb divinity.
Feng Chou only hesitated for a moment and let Qiankun Pagoda absorb the "divinity of hunting".
After absorbing the divinity of hunting, Qiankun Pagoda quickly analyzed the effects of this divinity.
First, it allowed the divine spirit to obtain the "tracking" divinity. The effect of this divinity was very powerful. He let Qiankun Pagoda lock onto the target through the aura left behind by the target's used items. After locking onto the target, it could perceive the approximate direction of the target. If the target was within 100 kilometers, it could perceive the exact location. Qiankun Pagoda could also see the target's movements in the past hour.
Second, it allowed the divine spirit to obtain the "sneak" divinity. This divinity could make the divine spirit and the surrounding environment become the same. Its effect was equivalent to the combination of a Rogue's sneak and a Ranger's natural sneak. The effect was very powerful.
Third, it allowed the divine spirit to obtain the "hunting" divinity. This divinity allowed the divine spirit to attach a magic damage effect to their long-range weapons. Its effect was similar to the priest's Critical Wound.
Fourth, if a deity could kill an opponent during a hunt, they could obtain 10% of the opponent's soul power to nurture their own soul.
Fifth, as the best hunter, the Hunter Deity was also the most difficult prey to deal with. The Hunter Deity could erase any traces he left behind and was immune to all tracking and detection spells, unless the opponent had a tracking divinity much stronger than him.
Sixth, this point of divinity could increase all attributes of a divine being by 50 points. In other words, it could allow an ordinary person to instantly have the strength of a Level Seven Warrior, the Agility of a Level Seven Rogue, the Mental Power of a Level Seven Mage, and the Perception of a Level Seven Priest. The most exaggerated thing was that it could also increase the intelligence of a divine being by 5 points out of thin air!
Not to mention ordinary people, even for middle and advanced professionals, these six effects could be considered heaven-defying.
Of course, for a legendary professional like Feng Chou, it was nothing. But what if it was five points of divinity?
What about ten o 'clock?
In addition to this bit of divinity, Feng Chou also had an unexpected gain.
He felt that the power of faith and the power of pain were both byproducts of the soul. Since the Reincarnation Mirror could absorb the power of pain and transform it into soul power, then what about the power of faith?
Feng Chou tried it, and it worked. However, the power of faith contained a lot of impurities. Every time the Reincarnation Mirror absorbed 10 points of faith, it could only extract one unit of soul power.
The Reincarnation Mirror absorbed the power of faith accumulated by the Kandivana tribe for hundreds of years in the totem statue, turning the totem into an ordinary piece of magic wood. In the end, it got more than 100,000 units of soul power.
This discovery made Feng Chou think of a way to accumulate soul power.
Qiankun Pagoda's next upgrade required a huge amount of 500 million units of soul power. If he collected so much soul power through direct killing, it meant that Feng Chou would have to kill 50 million ordinary people, which was crazy.
To earn so much soul power from the abyss by relying on planar transactions, he would probably have to squeeze several Lords of the Abyss dry. This was obviously unrealistic. The abyss market was only so big. If he wanted to seize a few percent of the market at once, he didn't know how many powerful planar merchants he would offend. That was ten times worse than what he did on Green Dragon Island.
Feng Chou originally wanted to give up on continuing to cultivate Qiankun Pagoda, but the huge amount of power of faith in this totem pointed out a new way for Feng Chou.
According to Qiankun Pagoda's observations and calculations, a more devout believer could produce three points of power of faith in a month, nearly forty points in a year, and nearly four points in soul power.
A thousand believers would be nearly four thousand points in a year.
Of course, the power of faith didn't exist forever after it was produced. It would also gradually weaken. In the first ten years, it would weaken by half, and in the next ten years, it would weaken by half. It would take hundreds of years for the remaining half to completely disappear.
According to this calculation, if Feng Chou could build a kingdom of one million people, he would be able to earn four million soul power in a year.
If this wasn't enough, how about building an empire with tens of millions of people?
According to the data collected by Qiankun Pagoda, the total population of this archipelago was definitely more than ten million.
Just the few large islands in the northwest of the archipelago alone had a population of five to six million.
Moreover, think about it, unifying and building a great empire with tens of millions of people!
Just thinking about it made one excited!
If Feng Chou could really have the resources of an empire, then he could guarantee that it would only take a hundred years at most for him to drive his own fleet, lead his own army, and kill his way out of the large natural space door in the Blood Sail's nest. He didn't dare to say that he would conquer the Amazon Kingdom, after all, there was a powerful god behind this country. However, he would definitely gain the right to speak with the Amazons on an equal footing!
After this idea arose, Feng Chou could no longer hold it in.
A person's ambition would expand step by step as their status and strength increased. However, Feng Chou's strength had increased too quickly, so much so that the speed at which his ambition expanded was somewhat unable to keep up.
In fact, if it was a veteran Legendary Mage who discovered such a remote place without a true god or a powerful force, and only some false gods pretending to be kings, he would probably have the idea of conquering and becoming a god long ago.
When Feng Chou had the idea of establishing a country, he quickly discovered to his surprise that with the strength and resources in his hands, as well as the level of civilization that far exceeded this area, it was not impossible to unify this archipelago that was tens of millions of square kilometers, although it could not be said to be easy.
After repeated calculations and deductions, Qiankun Pagoda also came to the conclusion that the success rate of his idea was slightly higher than 50%!
Feng Chou quickly made up his mind!
This was because the benefits of this matter were just too great!
Ruling over tens of millions of square kilometers of land and tens of millions of people. The benefits were not just the power of tens of millions of souls every year. As long as he was willing, he could cultivate Qiankun Pagoda into a mid-level god within one or two hundred years. Every year, he could also collect tens of billions of crowns in taxes, build a powerful fleet, recruit a powerful army, and cultivate a large number of powerhouses …
Of course, the premise of all this was that he could unify the archipelago and build a strong and healthy country.
Feng Chou spent a month picking out the one that he thought had the highest possibility of being realized from the hundreds of plans given by Qiankun Pagoda.