However, what puzzled the white-haired man was that the other party's magical power was actually...+10?

Different clergy, patronage and scope of influence are different.

To put it simply, the more limited the scope of the priesthood, the stronger the power.

For example, if someone's priesthood is [God of Machinery], then he protects all the machines in the world, that is, all machines are enhanced by +1.

But if the priesthood is [God of War Machinery], then the scope of protection will be further narrowed and limited. Non-war machinery such as excavators will not be protected, and conversely, war machinery such as tanks and aircraft will be enhanced.

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If it is further limited to the [God of Tanks], then the tank's protection will be +10, but conversely, other machines will not receive any protection.

The white-haired man also has many priesthoods, but he only has the priesthood of [God of Magic] that can enhance the Bartik he created by +1. After all, this is a trial, and the white-haired man as the defendant does not have the power to choose the core.

But what he couldn't figure out was why the opponent's enhancement was 10?

It's like when you play Red Alert and a group of first-level soldiers explode on your side, only to find that all of them are elites on the other side...

What the hell is this?

It's a pity...the white-haired man can't surrender yet.
Chapter completed!