They all call me an Outer God.

Chapter 13 Mysterious Items
And James just grinned and showed one of his big gold teeth: "This is exactly the problem we have to solve next. You must know that our doctors attach great importance to patients. Just because of that disgusting guy, I almost lost my important life." of patients.

Plus my entire salary for this year. "

"You have to know...that's the entire salary!"

James's voice was sharp, which reminded Ria of the sound of fingernails scraping against glass. He watched the fat beaked doctor pace around in place for a few times, and then turned to look at him.

“Do you know what it’s like to work for nothing for a year without a paycheck?”

"I understand." Riya was completely able to empathize with his doctor in this regard. He crossed his shoulders with a serious expression, seeming to recall some unbearable past.

No one's money comes with the wind, but other people's money is none of his business unless the other person gives it all to him.

James didn't know what Ria was thinking, and was still secretly happy that he had found a soulmate. He personally took the "Mysterious Objects Illustrated Book" from the bookshelf and handed it to Ria.

"This thing is just a pirated copy, and most of the content is fiction. The real thing itself is a mysterious item, but since you are my patient, I can tell you which things in it are real."

After saying that, James took out a blue-shell pen from his pocket, opened the cap of the pen, opened the book, and sketched on it.

Ria thought it would take him a long time, but in less than 2 minutes, the bird-beaked doctor handed him the book.

"This is the end?"

Ria opened the book and flipped through it briefly, and found that there were only a few places marked with pen and ink, and these places were only marked with names.

Doesn’t that mean that the mysterious items recorded in the illustrated book are all fake except for a few names! ?What does fifty Swaar represent, an IQ tax?
Riya felt worthless for little Angna: "Do you support returns?"

"not support."

Seeing Riya's expression of doubt, James reached out to help him close the book, and the specially aged papyrus papers were also covered by the cover.

"Fifty Swale knows the names of a few mysterious items. It's not a loss at all. These things are not as simple as you think. Go to the church and you will understand."

James took off his coat hanging on the log rack and put it on his shoulders, and invited Ria to go to the church to find out.

Riya thought for a moment and agreed to his request. He intuitively felt that James was much stronger than he thought, but no one knew exactly how strong he was.

Now that the other party has taken the initiative to take her to the church to explore good things, Liya will naturally not miss this opportunity.

So he looked up: "What preparations do I need to make?"

"Just look like a believer. It's not difficult at all."

James drew a sun symbol on his heart. After a moment, he suddenly drew an inverted cross on the symbol.

"We can have no faith, or we can believe in any god. It depends on our own will, understand?"

"Praise the sun." He spread his hands slightly downward and whispered.

Riya looked at him and imitated his gestures to draw a special pattern on his heart. How could he not understand that although this behavior was disrespectful to the faith and would offend the real gods, as long as it was to achieve the goal , nothing is impossible to do.

Think about it, the sun represents warmth and light, and yet for such a sun church, the surrounding area is full of monsters at night - how ridiculous.

If they were so afraid of monsters, they might as well believe in the red moon that night.

Maybe the Red Moon will show mercy at night and eliminate the harm to the people of Wens Town.

"Praise the sun."

Ria lowered her head and put one hand on her heart.He closed his eyes, and when the eyelids covering the gray-blue pupils were raised again, the doctor beside him couldn't help but take an extra breath.

Those eyes revealed fanaticism and prayer to God. They looked more like a believer than anyone else. Even if you asked someone who grew up in the church to identify him, that person would only point at Leah and be shocked, and his mouth would be full of words. "The sun".

“I am guilty, I beg the Lord to have mercy on my sins and cleanse my soul, please have mercy on me, please forgive me, please heal me, I ask for your purification and mercy—

is that so? "

Ria performed it in her most fervent tone, then turned to ask James how it worked.

He couldn't help but laugh at his own words.

Of course, what he just said was not directed at James, but at the cobwebs on the upper shelf of the bookshelf.

He looked at the spider no bigger than a fingernail, as if it were a true omnipotent god.

"Haha...very good, very good, very good, hahahaha!"

James didn't hide his expression. He arched his back with laughter, causing the fat in front of him to press into more wrinkles, until the poor button couldn't bear it anymore and collapsed to the ground with a "pop" and bounced a dozen times. Roll to the bottom of the bookshelf.

"Awesome! You are so interesting! Everyone in this world is afraid of gods who don't know when they will come, but you are not at all.

I'm afraid even the true gods couldn't tell the clues about your performance just now. Of course, I'm just joking. They can destroy you to the point of nothing with just one look. "

As he spoke, he stretched out his hand to pat Riya on the shoulder. Unexpectedly, little Shivall suddenly rushed out in the next second and almost bit off half of his hand.

"What a food-protecting freak."

"Ow!"

Little Swale slowly turned his head behind him, blinked his golden round eyes twice after realizing that Riya had no intention of attacking, and made a "coo" sound similar to that of a real owl.

This sound means death to some people.

The owl is known as the messenger of death. It is said that when it smiles at a person, that unlucky person will die.

Riya turned her head silently and looked at the fat bird on her shoulder, which was huffing happily like a fool. She ignored it and paid James the money. Little Swale would naturally withdraw when he felt bored.

James accepted the money with a smile, and the new faith soon spread to Leah.

"Don't you think there's anything strange?"

Riya tested James with an expressionless face, but the other party would only smile: "It's not uncommon for any strange things to happen in this world. I don't know what kind of thing you are talking about."

His reaction didn't seem to be fake. Ria suddenly realized that her ability to absorb other people's beliefs might be a special case. At least no one else could do it, otherwise the doctor wouldn't have this reaction.

In other words, the doctor doesn't know that what he is forcibly exchanging is belief. He may only think that it is some kind of goodwill. Once the goodwill is full, life will obey Leah.

In fact, Riya knew very well that it was not an ordinary emotion, because the life that was deeply affected by the eyes looked at him not with pure love, but with awe.

The stronger the ability, the stronger the belief provided by people, but relatively, it is difficult for them to be influenced.

Riya didn't intend to turn James into a fool who only worshiped individuals. He felt that he couldn't do it with his current self.

Just like that, the two of them were fully prepared and stepped out of the bookstore.

(End of this chapter)