Spatial ability requires a very high level of mastery for other professions to use.

But it’s different for Divine Mages; faith is miraculous and can accomplish many things other professions can’t.

This is also what makes this profession stronger than others, if we have to say, their power is like a form of pseudo-divine power not blessed by a God.

The effect is miraculous, but the quality is not as strong as the Divine Mages who used pure divine power directly in the past.

Helie was somewhat silent; perhaps feeling underestimated, his aura was a bit displeased, and there was a sense of gloom in the faith surrounding him.

However, he didn’t say anything or show it, he just silently received the information and began to peruse it quietly.

As time passed, a trace of gravity appeared in his golden eyes.

The initial information recorded many things.

For instance, the data and personality of an Ancient God’s Favored named Charles, and data and personality of an Abyss Lord named Pu Sheng.

There were also some records of Secret Realms, seemingly related to god relics.

If what was said in the information is true, that Charles... is quite dangerous.

Turning the page, he suddenly paused.

Looking at this data that seemed like chaotic text, he grew silent; most of it was written in Divine Text, with some regional text and contract text interspersed.

He could understand these, but the order was incredibly chaotic; he even saw some divine script engravings, but these engravings were unfinished, meaning... to some extent, a not particularly advanced Divine Mage would consider it chaotic text.

After all, unfinished divine script engravings are like erroneous, obsolete words, causing a dizzying sensation. 𝗳𝚛𝚎𝚎𝘄𝕖𝕓𝕟𝕠𝚟𝚎𝕝.𝗰𝕠𝐦

But those Alchemy Inscriptions were very standard, and even he, an outsider, found them somewhat pleasing to look at.

So this information was something sent by a powerful Alchemist.

Luckily, his understanding of divine script allowed him to interpret the words apart from the Alchemy Inscriptions.

These words constantly sorted themselves in his mind, eventually forming an explosive effect he could understand.

His eyes showed surprise... he couldn’t resist glancing at the Prayer Room; is this a utilization of the sun?

Indeed, what God said was right: Alchemists and Mages are potential heretics...

He took a deep breath, suppressed the clutter in his mind, and also pressed down the urge to continue interpreting the text, because he could see the value of these things.

And he could also understand why such a troublesome method was needed to transmit the information; this explosive seemed very advanced, and if some of the refinement methods from above were used to purify solar energy until it could be neutralized with inert materials.

Then, as long as solar energy was abundant, this explosive could destroy a small world!

Moreover, he also read a care from a distant Federation, which made him feel a bit of warmth.

It was something that had appeared in his heart since Divine Mages began modifying professions, a sort of unease.

They were waiting for God’s descent, praying every day, yet fearful that one day God would truly descend and directly destroy this Federation of heretics...

He thought for a moment and looked at the Elf player: "Miss Edoma, please thank the Dawn Federation for me, and also help me transmit some information in the same manner...."

Edoma, looking at the tasks on her panel, smiled and said, "As you wish..."