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... tell him about the location of the capital city he was going to.

“Is the situation really this severe? I wonder which deity has favored them?”

Feng Qing’an looked surprised and then proceeded to inquire with utmost seriousness.

Deities, Earth Spirits, and Spirits nurtured by incense and prayer

These represent three different types of spirits in the Dao of the Gods.

Compared to the spirits nurtured by incense and prayer, which are found everywhere due to th ...

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