The Journey of the Rainbow Dragon

The moment he crossed the energy channel, an exotic town came into view.

The buildings here follow the unique architectural style of the Panshi tribe. Each house is carefully built with solid stone. The surface of the stone wall is rough but delicate, giving people a heavy and stable feeling.

The layout of the town is well-proportioned, and the streets are spacious and clean, obviously specially designed.

Various types of vegetation are planted along the intricate roadside. Some are lush and green, while others are blooming with colorful flowers. The air is filled with a fresh fragrance.

Caressed by the breeze, these trees swayed gently, as if whispering.

The most eye-catching building is undoubtedly the tall dragon statue in the town's central square.

The statue was engraved with complex runes and shone with a faint silver light.

The sunlight falls on the statue, as if it has given life to the giant dragon, and its lifelike posture seems to be able to spread its wings and fly at any time.

That is what Ron once looked like, and it also symbolizes the origin and history of the Rock Tribe, telling the glory and glory of this place.

Surrounding the square are lively shops and markets.

Shops of different sizes are covered with colorful flags, which are blown by the breeze and draw beautiful arcs.

The stalls are filled with unique customs and goods from various Karen countries. The richness of spices and the colors of textiles interweave into a colorful picture.

The vendors, mainly goblins, enthusiastically greeted the customers, and their laughter and cries were intertwined, creating a lively and prosperous scene.

Surrounding the square are shops and markets. The stalls are filled with all kinds of exotic goods. The vendors warmly greet the customers, creating a lively and prosperous scene.

"Everyone, please look at me!"

Hogg stood on a high point in the town, on a huge stone, and suddenly let out a loud roar.

The roar swept through like a storm, stirring up the hustle and bustle of the entire town.

Immediately, all the residents of the Panshi Tribe who heard the howling stopped their activities and rushed here like a tide.

The broad street was quickly filled with dense figures. Hogg's figure and Vivian behind him were particularly eye-catching in the sunlight.

But everyone's eyes were attracted by the petite colorful dragon above their heads.

Almost everyone immediately thought of the statue in the center of the town, and also thought of the powerful dragon master that Hogg often mentioned to them.

"Everyone, please look at me!"

Hogg stood on the high ground and roared again.

Then, he slowly lowered his head:

"The heaven and earth are vast, the mountains and rivers are magnificent, all things are favored by my Lord, and all people are loved by my Lord."

Hogg prayed loudly and focused, his voice as loud as a bell, echoing in every corner of the town.

His face was covered with fine dragon scales, and there was a faint metallic luster in the sunlight. The face covered with dragon scales actually showed a piety like a paladin.

"My lord is so majestic that all the mountains and deep valleys fear his name. The vast oceans all marvel at his majesty. Only my lord is supreme in the world."

Hogg's voice was exciting and solemn, as if every creature in the world should be moved by it.

He turned around, knelt down in front of Ron, and shouted excitedly:

"Now our supreme God is back!"

Suddenly, the scene fell silent.

Time seemed to freeze at this moment, and the air was filled with an indescribable solemnity.

The next second, all the residents of the Rock Tribe looked at Ron, who was kneeling in the direction of Hogg.

There was an invisible force floating in the sky, as if responding to everyone's shouts. "god!"

Led by someone unknown, like a volcano erupting, all members of the Rock Tribe chanted that name:

"God!" "God!" "God!"

The passionate shouts broke through the sky like mountains and tsunamis, shaking the heaven and earth, as if they were about to tear the sky apart.

Every syllable is full of enthusiasm and awe, making every beating heart resonate with this infinite power.

Their eyes looked up feverishly at the real dragon in the sky that was 80% similar to the statue. The almost transparent seven-color scales shone mysteriously in the sunlight, as if it was a miracle from another world.

[Is this the so-called fanatic believer? 】

Ron silently watched everything in front of him, feeling a little shocked in his heart.

He could feel tiny but extremely solid lights of faith emerging from the spiritual sea of ​​these believers.

They floated slowly into the sky, continued to blend in the air, and finally gathered around Ron's body, forming an almost substantial golden power of faith.

Ron gently touched the golden light of faith, feeling the huge power contained in it, and couldn't help but feel filled with emotion.

The world is really wonderful

Such a huge power of faith was actually born from a group of weak mortal beings.

It's no wonder that Tiamat has been obsessed with the true dragon with fanatical followers all these years.

The birth of the power of faith originates from the rules of the star world and even the entire void.

In addition to looking at the degree of faith, the extraordinary life characteristics of the person also determine the upper limit of the power of faith generated by each life.

There is no doubt that besides gods, legendary races such as legendary dragons, titans, and blazing angels are the most extraordinary life forms.

If you can have a legendary dragon fanatic, the power of faith it generates is probably many times more than the power of faith gathered by the entire Rock Tribe!

If it is a group of fanatics of a demigod legendary dragon

The great power is probably just like this!

Thinking of this, Ron shook his head, expelled the fantasy in his mind, turned to Hogg who was crawling on the ground and said calmly:

"Let's go, go see Eva and her children."

As for the believers below

Ron is not going to arrange anything for them, so there is no need to respond to their call.

This will not affect the loyalty of the believers.

The so-called fanatics are a group of guys who will think that even if you urinate on them, it is a holy water from the sky, and they are happy to do it.

To be honest, Ron really doesn't have much good feelings for such people.

These believers have deviated from Ron's definition of intelligent creatures thinking independently. Rather than saying that they are people, it is better to say that they have become dogs that symbolize the spirit in their minds.

Although Hogg also contributed a lot of faith, at least he was still alive like a human in Ron's eyes.

[Turn people into dogs, turn dogs into people?]

"Faith, it's really a terrible thing."

Ron shook his head, and had the urge to destroy this place for a moment.

But considering that it is not easy for Hogg to brainwash them on weekdays, let him do it.

"Lead the way."

"Yes!"

Hearing Ron's order, Hogg got up from the ground and led Ron to a special area of ​​the Rock Tribe. (End of this chapter)