Chapter 3146: God of Wealth Temple
Picking the right human to give a Blood-Pulse to was like venture capitalizing. It depended on whether or not one had good eyesight. One also needed variety. If one or two humans were able to develop quite well in the future, benefits could be reaped.
It was a shame the God of Wealth Temple was there. Not many humans were able to go there. The places Han Sen could select were minimal, which made him feel quite depressed.
For things like god temples, once one was established in a place, it could no longer be moved. An example was Feather Fairy’s god temple. Almost no humans traveled there, but Feather Fairy had to stay where he was. He was unable to relocate his temple, so he had to make do with where it was.
Han Sen did not know how Mister God moved the God of Wealth Temple there, but he knew he could not move it.
Han Sen discovered something interesting from the information he had just learned. In one god temple, it was not just one spirit that could be there.
The god temple did not determine the number of God Spirits allowed. It was the god base in a god temple.
Because a default god temple only had one god base, it could only allow one God Spirit. If there were more god bases, a god temple could harbor more God Spirits. The higher the level the god temples were, the more God Spirits that it could have.
A Destroyed god temple could only have one main god and two sub gods. A Disaster god temple allowed for one main god and four sub gods. An Annihilation god temple could have one main god and eight sub gods.
Every god temple could only have one main god, which meant that all the sub gods had to adhere to the will of the main god. To get sub gods, the main god had to acquire god bases. Thus, not many god temples had sub gods. Ordinary sub gods were usually wild gods.