Laws of the Insect Hive

A certain space in this world has a climate like spring all year round, but there are not many plants. Instead, it is filled with buildings with magical patterns, and there are countless mage towers.

These wizard towers are interconnected and form a magical city of incomparable size.

Above the huge magical city, there are also two floating islands, which are very similar to the floating islands of the Golden Banana City.

There are all kinds of magic facilities in the city, and the people who come and go are some human beings and elves dressed as mage or mage apprentice...

At the top of some wizard towers, there is also a statue of the god of magic, McGac.

Yes, this is the kingdom of God created by the god of magic, McGac.

Because the consecration of the gods was not long, the number of god servants gathered in the kingdom of gods was limited.

There is only such a magical city in McGuck's kingdom of God at present, and the other spaces are still nothing.

In the center of the magic kingdom of McGark, there is an incomparably huge and majestic tower of the wizard.

The tone of the tower is dark and a little quaint.

The interior of the tower is full of various magical creations, and there are many magical materials arranged in the palace. It is not neat, but it is not messy, and it looks extremely mysterious.

Usually when there is something or nothing, McGuck will stay in the depths of this mage tower.

In some ways, McGuck is similar to the Golden Banana Archbishop System, who likes to stay in his skyscraper office.

The gods of this world basically stay in their own kingdom of gods like this.

But System mostly used the office to do some useless things.

In the depths of the Mage Tower, McGark, the God of Magic, not only has to study some new spells, but also manages the believers in the kingdom of God, and establishes a religion among various main planes, and gathers beliefs and many other trivial matters.

After all, the god of magic, McGuck, couldn’t be as free and easy as System, and could completely delegate everything to his subordinates.

Most of the time, McGuck, the god of magic, has been doing things by himself.

...

The god of magic is like this these days, researching a whole new thing in the depths of the wizard's tower - the magic net.

The magic net had a vague idea before McGuck fell 10,000 years ago.

At that time, he was thinking about how to change the spell system in this world so that ordinary people could more easily cast spells.

It's not that McGuck wants to contribute to ordinary mortals, but when he implements changes, the number of mortals who believe in him will greatly increase, and he will become stronger.

But how to do it, McGuck didn't have a clear idea at that time.

Ten thousand years later, after integrating the thinking of the elf king Arthur, McGuck came up with the idea of ​​a magic net.

This is not plagiarism, but a reference.

However, McGuck found that the magic net he was about to create was simply not enough to look at in front of the Krypton Gold Network.

In addition, this decadent Golden Banana Federation has recently started to go too far.

In the past six months, in addition to researching the magic net, McGark has also dealt with matters related to the Golden Banana Federation.

After discovering that his avatar was caught by the giant tentacle monster, McGuck learned his lesson and changed his strategy. Instead of sending his avatar to die, he sent his followers.

In order to allow these believers to better infiltrate and investigate the Golden Banana Federation, and get news of the Golden Banana Federation.

McGuck used some tactics to send out his followers, and he sent hundreds of followers out in batches.

Among the believers are not only devout believers, but also some ordinary believers, and some humans who have no belief in him but have some interest entanglements with the magical religion.

The Golden Banana Federation is too bizarre, and McGuck cannot make perfect preparations.

...

In the beginning, things were going well.

It was even somewhat unexpected to McGuck. The hundreds of people he sent were soon discovered by the Golden Banana Federation, but it was just a discovery. The Golden Banana Federation did not kill these believers, nor did they expel them. believers, but allowed these believers to conduct investigations in the Golden Banana Federation.

In the past six months, McGuck has also learned a lot of news about this strange and corrupt country.

One believer even sneaked into the krypton gold skyscraper, saw the chrysalis of the golden banana archbishop, and also knew an elf named Jay, and learned that the golden banana archbishop likes some items with dazzling function.

However, just when McGuck felt that things would go on like this, some of his followers rebelled.

At first, there were only some beings who had less faith in him, and those who did not believe in him betrayed him, and then three months later, one of his devout followers also betrayed him.

It wasn't that the believer completely abandoned him.

There is nothing in the teachings of the cult of magic that discourages believers from believing in multiple gods.

The believer who had a devout belief in him ignored his advice and believed in Manai, the god of kryptonite, and Duke, the god of trading, and his devout believer also took the initiative to tell him about it.

The corrupted Golden Banana Confederation is full of deceitful powers.

But this is just the beginning, and getting in touch with the golden banana is a clear mistake.

In five months, most of the believers and some personnel he sent defected, and four of the more than 30 devout believers also defected.

These, in fact, the body of magic McGuck has long expected.

However, things are far from simple, because some of the investigators he sent returned to the Magic Kingdom, allowing McGuck to confer the Magic Kingdom of God and infiltrating the Golden Banana Federation.

In just two months, the situation was out of control.

McGuck can control his followers, but not everyone in the Magic Kingdom is his followers.

The huge magic kingdom has a population of 30 million, spanning three continents, one-tenth of the number of believers who have faith in Mecca, more than one-third of the population has a friendly attitude towards him, and there are others. Half the population was in awe of him.

This is actually pretty good.

Because of the successful consecration of God, McGuck is in a period of rising career. Normally speaking, He can not only restore the glory of 10,000 years ago, but also go further.

But it's all about comparison.

As far as McGuck knew, the Golden Banana Federation had a population of about 20 million, but the followers of Manai, the god of krypton gold, accounted for more than 80%.

Now, the corrupted Golden Banana Federation has invaded the Magic Kingdom, and it has infiltrated the Magic Kingdom into a sieve in an instant, and McGuck has nothing to do.

The struggle for faith is often like this, full of cruelty and helplessness, which McGuck can only accept.

But the Golden Banana Federation really shouldn't break the previous rules of the gods and send heroic spirits to spread faith in his kingdom of gods.

This kind of thing is tantamount to slapping his cheek in front of him, which is really excessive.

...

During this time, McGuck was thinking about the magic net and the countermeasures against the Golden Banana Federation in the Mage Tower of the Kingdom of God.

In the final analysis, in order to truly compete with the Golden Banana Federation, he must develop a magic net comparable to the Krypton Gold Network.

Then, on such a day, McGark's magical kingdom welcomed an uninvited guest again.

A dwarf heroic spirit pushed a pale golden metal ball with a diameter of two meters to the magical kingdom of God. After pushing the ball for a distance of five kilometers, the dwarf heroic spirit suddenly stopped and shouted loudly in his kingdom of gods. ...