Path/Faith Power

More surprisingly, he felt that the Sanskrit wasn’t just decoration, as there were hints of power in the letters. They held a subdued but intractable strength, making Zac even doubt he could cause a crack in the stones. Together they formed something unfathomable, giving the whole mountain almost a divine aura. **B2-P474**

This mountain has been consecrated in the Dao for thousands of years, and it gained spirituality. The sutras are the basis for its being; therefore, they have power. Our hearts give them power; therefore, they are powerful, **B2-P487**

The two nodded, and thousands of pebbles spilled out of Kalva's sleeves. As they flew toward the malignant star, they started to grow under the light of Azra. Uthar felt the drain of Faith Power from the avatar, but it rapidly recovered and was even bolstered as he pushed the **[Dawn Sierra]** into the mountain.

Powerful mental fluctuations were simultaneously released by Pa'Sur, indicating he was imparting the stone soldiers with temporary life. Thousands of golems filled the cave in no time, empowered by Azra and their Dao. Kalva's eyes were closed in concentration—controlling this many elite stonemen was taxing, even when imbued with Divine Will and a spark of sapience from the mentalist. **Chapter 1008**

The accrued faith from months of prayer poured into the divine avatar, bringing their summoning closer to fruition. **Chapter 1008**

"Gaia!" he roared, sacrificing all his remaining Faith Energy to summon a dome of impregnable stone.

Kalva had already summoned his eight guardians, forming an inner barrier pointed at the cardinal directions. Pa'Sur activated his defensive domain, which would weaken any foreign Dao. **Chapter 1008**

The two floated into the mountain above. A soothing warmth spread through Uthar's body as Azra's spirit embraced him, and the stress and fear accumulated from this ill-fated encounter melted away. He'd become the Apostle of the Dawn Mountain, and he'd stand tall long after this Draugr and his descendants turned to dust. He ordered **[Gaia's Sanctuary]** to self-destruct as they emerged like a butterfly from its cocoon. **Chapter 1008**

'*SACRILEGE*!' a grand voice boomed in Zac's mind, and a terrifying pressure bore down on both his body and soul.

Zac felt like an angry god had turned its attention to him, in a far more palpable sense than when he conjured Heaven's wrath. Faith Energy. These two had summoned a wisp of a god and hid inside its avatar. **Chapter 1008**

He was a faith cultivator calling upon the spirits of his tribe's ancestors. A soul whisp of some old warlord lived in his body, resulting in him being adopted by a warchief from the main tribe.

It was an interesting cultivation path, but that wasn't why Kruta was such an asset on the ancient battlefields. The barbarian could actually commune with the lingering wills to some degree. Occasionally, the fallen soldiers took a liking to him and shared some secrets. **Chapter 1020**

A spectral projection appeared behind Kruta's back as he readied himself for battle. It was only a bit larger than Kruta himself and even looked similar except for a noticeably stronger orcish blood. It was the ancestral soul whisp Kruta the Second had been born with—the original Kruta. He emitted a heart-palpitating aura that reminded Zac of the Hero Souls. Zac felt like he looked upon an old monster like Be'Zi, but the projection's actual aura was only at Kruta's level. **Chapter 1026**

As he moved, so did the avatar on his back. It almost looked like Kruta had grown a second set of arms, and two translucent fists grabbed at the weapons in Kruta's hands. The sword shuddered as two spectral projections appeared, turning two swords into four. **Chapter 1026**

Kruta couldn't rely on his signature technique in a martial duel. In the real world, Kruta never fought alone. He had his ancestor, Kruta the Great, to aid him. They were two halves of a whole; one couldn't exhibit his true strength without the other. It was like fighting with one arm behind his back for the barbarian. **Chapter 1026**

The Supremacies only bothered with titles because they brought tangible benefits; faith. Ancient factions' A-grade Emperors and Sect Leaders were essentially gods lording over their domains. That gathered Faith Energy, which was apparently quite useful even to the top dogs of the Multiverse. **Chapter 1,038**