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Since the other party wanted to keep it secret, it is unknown that Fao made up this statement.

Either way, it's a good thing.

Can greatly enhance the combat power of the allies.

So he was all the more delighted.

Fao's ideas were wild and unconstrained, and he asked Lothar if he would like to become a warrior of the Holy Light.

As a result, Lothar refused.

But promised to help him seriously find candidates.

Pfister was a little disappointed in this.

Because the Paladin's performance in World War I and World War II is obvious to all.

If he can become a paladin, Lothar may be able to make great progress.

But on second thought, that might not be the case.

According to the performance of the original time and space, Fording, the representative of paladins, is not necessarily stronger than Lao Hou, the representative of warriors.

What's more, the firmer the paladin's faith, the stronger his strength, and vice versa.

Lothar, on the other hand, is a realist at heart, although he occasionally goes to church.

If you change jobs rashly, you may lose your strength instead of advancing.

In the next few days, Fao conducted a talent selection based on the list provided by Lothar.

In the end, five candidates were selected.

I don't know if the number of holy deeds is limited, or he has other considerations.

Fao did not announce the selection criteria.

But in Pfister's view, there are only two.

One, the subject's family background is extraordinary.

Second, the subject's faith is firm.

Of course, there are some considerations such as age, knowledge and personality, but they should not be the main factors.

Among the five selected.

Tirion Fordring is the Duke of Hearthglen, godson of the Bishop of Light's Hope Chapel.

Uther is the Marquis of Cheshui Lake and the honorary bishop of the local monastery.

Turayang is the son of Baron Antuhor and a disciple of Faol himself.

Saidan Dathrohan is a descendant of a great merchant in Darrowshire, who has donated to build many churches.

Gavinrad Dale is a court nobleman and the son of a close vassal of Terenas. He once gave up a good life to follow the bishop of Lordaeron asceticly.

(The official translation is Gavinrad Doom, not like carbon-based creatures. Transliteration is used here.)

There is a commonality, which can be seen at a glance.

Three days later, the christening was officially held in Dunholde's church.

Originally, the ceremony was not open to non-believers.

Pfister needs to sign in though.

So he found Faol and asked to watch the ceremony.

The other party thought that he was interested in joining the religion, so he readily agreed.

The church hall is small.

Now it is more than half occupied by candles, which looks a bit cramped.

Pfister didn't study it carefully, but he could tell at a glance that this kind of candle contained a variety of animal fats.

It can be said that it is not environmentally friendly at all.

A large number of candles are arranged in a circular array.

Pfister is not a priest, but spellcasters have many ideas in common.

It has been judged that it is used to gather energy.

There is also a stone sculpture in the center of the circle.

The shape is gorgeous and the carving is exquisite.

It is out of tune with the old furnishings around.

It should have been brought by Fao and others all the way.

The image is a tall old man.

The temperament is seven points majestic and three points compassionate.

It is different from any character that Pfister is familiar with.

But he still recognized his identity at a glance.

Because the feature of 'Silver Hand' is too obvious.

Apparently it was a portrait of Tyr.

It's just that in the process of dissemination, various corruptions have appeared.

make it deviate from the original image.

become indistinguishable from human beings.

Tyr has made great contributions to the world of Azeroth, and he is indeed worthy of praise.

However, as a titan guardian who advocates science, if he knows that he is enshrined as a god, he may even feel ashamed.

Next, Fao and several other high-ranking bishops recited a lengthy prayer together.

The already bright array of candles became even brighter.