Goblin deity?
He seemed to have never heard of the existence of this deity.
Moreover, what exactly were the divine factors he absorbed from killing the opponent?
This was the first time Gauss saw this term in the Adventurer’s Handbook.
In the depths of his mind, he felt that these divine factors could greatly benefit him.
It’s just that the quantity was a bit low at 0.13%, roughly one in a thousand.
What benefits come from gathering 100% of the divine factors? Ascend to deity on the spot?
Gauss shook his head, focusing his attention on the divine factors, but the panel did not provide any further hints.
But he indeed felt a strange, indiscernible power within his body.
So, how many goblins or monsters that have mastered divine power are there?
He licked his lips, feeling an intangible will telling him that when these divine factors reach a certain stage, something unusual will manifest on him.
And it’s necessary, far beyond the comparison with ordinary professions, attribute values can be.
It’s very important!
He had to hunt and seize these divine factors.
"Phew—"
Across the bonfire, several dwarves watched as Gauss inexplicably stared at the goblin heart, feeling a bit intimidated.
Although he was the savior of Toga, his current behavior seemed rather bizarre.
Could someone tell them why Gauss was staring at the goblin heart with such desire, occasionally licking his lips...
Couldn’t possibly be wanting to eat this goblin heart, could he?
It looked quite unappetizing.
They had lived for so many years, never hearing of anyone who liked to eat goblins.
This thing was genuinely inedible, even the powerful goblins’ meat was more peculiar and toxic.
Could it be he has some strange goblin-eating fetish?
Just as they were perplexed, Gauss suddenly stored the goblin heart in the Storage Pouch.
He looked at the dwarves who were hesitant to speak.
"Is there anything, everyone?"
He knew from countless tests that the information in the Adventurer’s Handbook was visible only to him.
"No...no..." Bruno, feeling he had guessed something, waved his hand repeatedly.
A fetish is just a fetish, after all, it’s not them he’s eating.
Who’s without some unknown quirks?
Seeing they gave no answer, Gauss didn’t think further, pushing his knees to stand.
"Then, continue to rest, everyone, I’ll go below to check again."
"Please."
Bruno gestured for him to do as he pleased, watching Gauss’s departing figure.
Several dwarves looked at each other, guessing Gauss went down to deal with the heart out of sight.
Gauss didn’t know what the dwarves thought behind him.
He arrived at the underground lair.
The clearing already had a pile of goblin corpses.
He thoroughly searched the area several times, especially the goblin leader’s residence, which was heavily investigated.
Unfortunately, no matter how he searched, he found no peculiar objects.
No wonders, altars, or any statues that could communicate with gods.
So, was this goblin’s awakening of divine power just a coincidence?
Considering the currently only divine target killed was this goblin, if Gauss wanted to collect more divine factors in the future, he’d likely have to target the goblin race.