Joseph hadn't expected such an outcome; he had hoped that Qin Hao would be slain, but not only had Qin Hao not been killed, but somehow he had also been broadcast live. Now, Qin Hao's reputation had greatly surged, and his prestige was astonishing.
This was practically elevating Qin Hao to a divine pedestal—if everyone in the stars worshipped Qin Hao, they might actually catalyze the creation of a divine being.
For now, Joseph couldn't make a move against Qin Hao; otherwise, it would be tantamount to collaborating with foreign races to slaughter their Human Clan's elites.
This way, the faith he had hardly restored might disappear again.
In fact, although Qin Hao felt the substantial power of faith, he didn't care much about it.
However, one person's transformation greatly surprised Qin Hao.
Qin Hao had been drinking with King Arthur; when he returned from a great battle and talked with King Arthur for a while, he felt a deep kinship with him.
