In fact, as time went on, more and more priest players began to leave Segis City, heading to various villages and towns within the Oros Half-plane, as well as other cities, for proselytizing.
This was for a reason.
Segis City had a large population and great potential.
However, as they continued to complete priest missions, the players found that the efficiency of proselytizing was becoming increasingly slow.
The Life Goddess had been present in the Oros Half-plane for too short a time.
Perhaps some residents could quickly accept the new faith, but for a considerable number of people, a subtle process of adaptation was still needed.
However, players were often quite impatient.
They pursued high efficiency, naturally hoping that this process of adaptation would be as short as possible.
In addition, the emergence of a large number of player sermon groups was also a factor in the competition.
Everyone gathered in Segis City, and in a sense, they affected each other.
