"...This sounds quite interesting."
Richard listened to Ulysses' description, feeling that this Divine Country was a very fascinating skill. In contrast, the Wizard's domain seemed much less flashy.
The Wizard's domain is essentially a variant of field witchcraft, but with the addition of rules, the effect of this witchcraft is greatly enhanced, and the Wizard's control over the domain becomes much more adept.
"It's not that interesting," Ulysses mercilessly interrupted Richard's thoughts, "Besides the rules, the architecture in the Divine Country also requires corresponding divine positions. And as for divine positions, except for a Racial God, any other requires a ritual, which I cannot disclose to you."
"This is not interesting," Richard said somewhat disappointedly, "Does architecture also have to be bound to divine positions? Isn't this discrimination?"
