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Chapter 391 Miss Sarah Doesn't Understand People's Hearts
"It's done!"

"So fast?!" Hearing the commotion from Feng Xue's side, Fina, who was praying according to the data given by Sarah, couldn't help but show a shocked expression. Turning her head, she saw Feng Xue pinning the wolf head emblem representing the Red family to her collar, which looked just like a tie clip.

"Perhaps I'm more in line with the God of Hunting's tastes?" Feng Xue gave Fina a smug smile, but secretly chuckled to herself.

Although most virtual gods lack subjective initiative and only react accordingly to the thoughts of believers, animal gods are still less intelligent than gods in human form.

Leaving aside the strange species like Little Bell, let's take the moon goddess Mau as an example. Because most of her believers are residents of primitive tribes, her outward emotions are filled with characteristics such as warlike and irritability. However, she also has certain likes and dislikes. For example, when she sees Liu Yunxi's suitable body, she will take it. This is not a subjective choice, but a manifestation of the primitive tribe's perception that if they see something good, they will seize it.

Both involve robbery, but a human thinks about whether it's worth it and whether the loot is good or bad. A deity, on the other hand, thinks about whether the loot is good or bad.

For a deity with the ability to "steal," the moment they confirm that something is valuable, stealing it becomes inevitable.

Animal gods are even more rudimentary in this respect. To put it in a more cybernetic way, a humanoid deity can at least be considered an intelligent voice assistant that can control the functions of devices, while an animal god is simply a vending machine.

When dealing with human gods, you have to consider a variety of issues such as their command encoding, speech recognition capabilities, association functions, and voiceprint identification. But dealing with animal gods is as simple and direct as putting money into a vending machine, selecting a product, and the product will fall out.

To primitive people who didn't understand how vending machines worked, this might have been a ritual of offering sacrifices to obtain blessings. They might even have considered your selection of goods, checking the coin slot, confirming the quantity of goods, or even the random whistling melody as important parts of the ritual, and imitated them to increase the probability of receiving blessings.

In the eyes of modern people who understand all this, as long as the price of the goods is confirmed and the currency is inserted, the goods can be obtained naturally. As for whether to be respectful to the vending machine, unless it is a strange vending machine loaded with facial recognition and recorded with moral programs, it is not necessary.

In other words, if Feng Xue wanted to gain the favor of the God of Hunting, she didn't even need to act, divide, or alienate like the shamans in the folk world. Instead, she only needed to understand the logic of the God of Hunting's process, confirm under what circumstances He would bestow divine power, and then replicate this process using an abstract ritual. The divine power would then naturally come down.

In other words, he had already passed the initial accumulation stage. Otherwise, with just this skill, he could have easily become a favored one in any sect that worships totem gods, animal gods, or spirit gods.

Fina didn't believe Feng Xue's words at all. Although the God of Hunting wasn't the main faith of the Lubo family, he was still one of the twelve wolf gods. Sarah, who inherited the Lubo family's database, naturally had a complete set of sacrificial data. At this moment, her sacrificial procedures, prayer methods, and even her mental state were being fine-tuned by Sarah's anthropomorphic code. But even so, there was still a long way to go before she could gain divine favor.

Hearing the unwilling question coming from the nanomembrane, Feng Xue simply smiled and waved her hand, lowering her voice to say:

"Give up. You won't learn this method. All I can say is that your procedure is fine. Just keep praying. The surveillance in this crappy place is really tight. I'm going out now. Contact me through the little bell when you're better!"

After saying this, he calmly turned around, picked up the religious texts on the table like a devout priest, and walked out of the prayer hall.

"Aaaaaah!" Fina was so angry she was almost going crazy, but Sarah's restraint, combined with her desire for revenge, finally calmed her down.

Just as she was trying to sort out her feelings and begin to pray, Sarah's voice suddenly rang out: "Instead of being angry, you should be thinking about whether you'll be dumped."

"Huh?" Fina didn't quite grasp the idea for a moment, which left Sara rather helpless.
"Have you forgotten that you two aren't comrades-in-arms who would risk your lives together, but rather partners I forced together on the surface? He could have left before, but your self-sacrifice made him feel indebted to you. Now, a life for a life, and he even helped you disguise yourself and infiltrate the enemy's territory. That's enough, isn't it? Even if you take on a mission now, change your identity, and run away, it's only natural, isn't it? But we're doomed~ At least revenge is out of the question. You still have your mental imprint, so you can't do anything reckless. We'll just have to be good dogs for the Reid family!"

"Why didn't you say so sooner?!" Fina's pupils dilated immediately, her mind going blank. Sarah sighed helplessly upon hearing this:
"Wasn't my warning obvious enough? How many times have I urged you to have sex with him along the way? Did you even listen? That guy is stubborn. Even though he knows you're asking for death, he'll still feel like he owes you a life and come back to save you. Didn't you notice? That woman who can turn into an object, who used to be treated like a slave, a tool, or a pet by him, suddenly got a much better treatment. Why do you think that is?"

"Ah! Couldn't you have explained this more clearly?"

Fina roared inwardly, but Sarah roared back even louder in her mind:

"What do you want me to say? Tell him he'll help you if he sleeps with you? In the state you were in back then, you probably would have just messed things up and killed yourself. If you hadn't been emotionally stable recently (actually, your desire for revenge suppressed your suicidal thoughts), do you think I would have dared to speak up? Do you think it's easy for me, a tamed AI?"

“You’re not AI, you’re my rationality.” Fina tried to soothe Sarah, who was usually so cold, by yelling at her. But Sarah only got angrier.
"Rationality my foot! Who's rational enough to advise someone who's emotional to commit suicide? I don't even have as much control over my body as that dog! If I were truly rational, you'd be pregnant by now!"

"What can we do now? What's the use of telling me now?" Fina sat on the ground dejectedly. Fortunately, Sarah didn't forget to make some minor adjustments to make her look like she was disappointed because she hadn't received divine favor.

Seeing Fina ask this, and knowing that this guy's desire for revenge truly outweighed his desire to die, Sarah finally relaxed and immediately said:
"What else can we do? We need to get the divine favor as soon as possible. The God of Hunting may not be good at anything else, but he's absolutely top-notch at finding people. If all else fails, we can just chase after him again!"

"You should have said so earlier!" Fina suddenly stood up. At this moment, the thought of receiving divine favor was stronger than ever before. It was at this instant that the Wolf God bestowed His blessing upon Fina.

"It's done!"

Sarah sighed inwardly, thinking that it was indeed because she didn't have enough desire for the God of Hunting, but then she realized something was wrong and quickly said:

"Wait, where are you going?"

"Nonsense, of course we caught up with them!"

"No, I was just trying to provoke you! I was just kidding! You're pretending to be a man! A man!"

(End of this chapter)