From the Carp that Brings Children to the Celestial Officials

Chapter 130 Nurturing the Three Auxiliary Gods

These merit points don't last long at all; in such a short time, he only had a little over 600,000 merit points left.

That's enough for him to buy one or two treasures.

There was one more item he absolutely had to buy, which was something the Night Wanderer Zhu Xin had reminded him of before. He said that there was a treasure in the Zhenshan King's treasury called the "Jiyuan Pool," which could gather pure water from the primordial source.

If children bathe in it, it can ward off evil spirits and nourish their vital essence.

He felt that such a treasure should be placed in the temple of the goddess, so that any believer who came to worship could take some water from it to take home.

While it may not cure all diseases, it can easily eliminate some common ailments.

Although he couldn't find the [Jiyuan Pool] for the time being, there were some minor deities on duty in the treasure vault. After asking around, he found the [Jiyuan Pool].

As a result, his merit points decreased by another 200,000.

"What should I buy with this last bit of merit points?"

In the end, You Ming was a little conflicted, after all, this was his last chance.

"Young friend, why don't you buy one of these [Three Gods Reflection Wheels]?"

While You Ming was struggling with his decision, a middle-aged man suddenly appeared behind him with a faint smile on his lips. Although his features were ordinary, he made people want to get closer to him.

"you are……"

You Ming didn't respond to that question, but just looked at the other person with a slightly puzzled expression.

My name is Zhenshan.

The middle-aged man smiled, but the words he uttered made You Ming's expression freeze.

"Greetings to the King of Zhenshan."

You Ming bowed respectfully. The other party was not only a fifth-rank god, but also a god who had survived since ancient times, and his strength was unfathomable.

"Take it, I'll give you 400,000 merit points. Back when that cook in Tai'an Prefecture wanted to buy this, I offered 800,000 merit points."

With a casual toss, the King of Zhenshan tossed a dark bronze-colored ancient mirror plate to You Ming.

It is round like a mirror, with the sun, moon and stars carved in relief on the edge. There are three indentations under the mirror, in which human figures are faintly drawn.

"This [Three Gods Reflection Wheel] can imprint a portion of your authority and power, transforming it into three auxiliary gods to assist you in battle. They are connected to your life, and their strength will increase accordingly as your divine rank improves."

The Mountain-Suppressing King looked at You Ming and began to explain.

Upon hearing this, a thought suddenly flashed through You Ming's mind. Could the cook that the King of Zhenshan had just mentioned be the Kitchen God? He remembered that the Kitchen God of Tai'an Prefecture always had a three-headed ash god clinging to him. Could it be that this thing was used to create the Kitchen God?
To be honest, You Ming had been envious of him before. Don't underestimate the Three-Headed Furnace Ash God just because he's small. He's incredibly good at teamwork and his combat power is undeniable.

"Thank you, King Zhenshan."

You Ming expressed his gratitude again and prepared to put the item away, but was stopped by the Mountain-Suppressing King.

"You can nurture the three auxiliary gods here. It won't take long anyway. If there's anything you don't understand, I can give you some guidance."

The Mountain Guardian King patted You Ming on the shoulder, his words warm and friendly.

But You Ming felt a little uneasy. He had a feeling that the King of Zhenshan had something else to tell him.

But I'm just a newbie, it shouldn't be that bad, right?

Since the King of Zhenshan had said so, You Ming had no reason to refuse, so he could only nod and place his palm in front of the mirror plate according to the method of using the [Three Gods Reflection Wheel].

The divine power within him vibrated spontaneously.

The three marks of authority—[Marriage], [Blessing of Children], and [Nurturing]—pulsated faintly deep within his soul, and a dark golden light appeared on the mirror. "Thump."

A barely audible vibration came from deep within the mirror plate. It wasn't the sound of metal vibrating; it was more like the gentle beating of a long-dormant heart.

In an instant, the mirror plate rippled like water, and the three recesses simultaneously lit up with a faint light, each displaying a different color.

One area is red, pulsating like threads, winding and intertwining; another area is white, warm and gentle like light, like the rising and falling breaths of a fetus in the womb; and yet another area is cyan, calm and still like dew, giving the feeling of sweet dew dripping into a dream.

"Om."

The mirror vibrated violently, and the inside of the copper plate swirled like water, forming three endlessly flowing vortexes of light.

Immediately afterwards, the three small clusters of light gradually solidified within the vortex.

The first thing to solidify was the red glow. A figure wearing a small red bib and with two pom-pom braids on either side of his hair jumped out first. Behind him, nine thin crimson silk threads, as fine as hair, danced in the air.

Upon its birth, the threads around its body resembled nimble snakes weaving through the air.

The auxiliary deity for marriage: the Deity of Fate.

Ability: A red string flies out from between the fingers, entangles the enemy's mind, and causes abnormal states such as confusion, misjudgment, and panic, just like when two people are in love, they are often anxious and unsettled.

In an instant, You Ming's mind was filled with all the information about this auxiliary god.

This is a god who mainly controls and supports, not bad. He is currently good at output and movement, but he still needs a support like this.

The second solidified object was a white ball of light, from which jumped a chubby, dough-like doll, holding a golden ball in its hands.

He suddenly tossed the ball into the air, and golden light swirled in the air, transforming into several flowing tire tracks that instantly exploded into a halo.

Wherever the halo reached, the grass and trees trembled slightly, and the spiritual energy vibrated.

The deity that assists in childbirth: the deity of fetal illumination.

Abilities: Throws out the fetal pill from her bosom, causing the pregnancy energy to explode, damaging the enemy's body and dispersing magic arrays. It can also release a fetal fire aura, creating a scorching and purifying field around the main god, capable of dispelling evil.

This is a secondary god that focuses on attack. Although its attack power seems average, its release speed is extremely fast, and it has a certain restraining effect on some evil creatures.

This is not bad either.

The last thing to solidify was the cyan light.

The cyan light condensed into a girl dressed in a simple cyan dress, with gentle features, standing on a gourd.

Although it is only about a foot tall, it has a somewhat otherworldly and ethereal air about it.

Dewdrops naturally flew from the gourd beneath her feet, transforming into rays of clear light. Wherever the light shone, everything burst forth with vibrant life.

The guardian deity of conservation: the Dew God.

Abilities: The gourd can emit a light blue mist that can quickly purify possessing evil spirits, remove negative effects, and soothe injuries such as torn souls. It can also calm the mind, relieve pain, and soothe the soul, assisting in healing and stabilizing the body's energy.

This is a pretty good support and healing character, and I feel quite good about it.

At this point, all three minor deities had manifested.

You Ming gave a brief demonstration. Although the three little gods each possessed their own spirituality, they seemed to be extensions of his thoughts. With just a thought, they could immediately cooperate and unleash a multitude of abilities.

Moreover, they do not consume Youming's divine power and magic power, and their bodies naturally store a portion of their power.

(End of this chapter)