Chapter 368 - 250: Promotion (Part 2)
Malin slouched in the mentor’s seat, listless after watching the day’s competition. It was so calm it felt like yesterday’s events hadn’t happened at all. Even the team captains from the mid-level team of the Church of the Goddess of Harvest had shaken hands with their opponents from the War God Church.
Please, even if you have camaraderie from battle, could two grown men hug it out? They were just swelling each other’s faces moments ago.
Malin despondently watched as the teams from the Church of the Goddess of the Night and the Shepherd’s Church took the stage... Ah, compared to a major church like the Church of the Goddess of the Night, these little religious groups once passed down among shepherds seemed so fragile. Nowadays, capitalists have industrialized sheep farming with thousands of lambs in a single farm. Malin really didn’t know when the big shot would embrace mechanization--ah spit, that’s not right, industrialization.
Hmm, when the time comes, will it be called the Concisen Shepherd or the Syndicate Shepherd?
Thinking of this, Malin looked around, seemingly without any Punishers from the Shepherd’s Church coming over to chop him.
Ah, it really was a small church. Back when Chaos invaded, even the War God lost a tooth, and with such a weak divine power as the Shepherd’s God, they must have fled to who knows where by now. I wonder if their hierarchy of priests could hold up.
Lost in his thoughts like this, Malin suddenly realized that he was thinking so much because he was bored--he had been watching since the morning, and almost five hours had passed. Thinking of this, Malin glanced at his peers and found most of them were already sprawled out. The mid-level team hadn’t left the field yet—they had to tidy up, which was something the junior team couldn’t be bothered with, and these half-sized kids had to fix up the field.
The reason was twofold: the junior team basically couldn’t dismantle the competition field, and the mid-level team had too much energy to spare, naturally going all out in events like this.