I met unscrupulous teammates at the beginning, watch me turn the tide

"Try it first?" Shen Bei laughed out loud. "Sure, but you have to answer a few questions."

Huang Shengyi nodded with a smile. Great, another ordinary person took the bait!

The two walked all the way towards the depths of Titan.

It was just as Shen Bei thought.

This sanctuary is truly a hodgepodge of religions.

There were people on the roadside constantly persuading people from other shelters to join their religion.

It seems that the biggest thing about this shelter is recruiting people.

At the same time, Shen Bei also asked the middle-aged woman several questions.

Learned from the conversation.

The middle-aged woman's name is Huang Shengyi.

When I first heard this name, I thought that the big star had traveled through time.

The result is the clothing of clothes.

After asking a few questions, Shen Bei had a thorough understanding of the structure of this shelter.

It's simply a weird thing.

More than ten religions coexist in this sanctuary.

Every religion is keen on recruiting people.

But the real purpose is not as simple as belief.

Faith is just the bond that maintains the relationship.

The real competition behind the scenes is "seat"

That's right!

This shelter has no real leader.

Instead there is a House of Parliament.

The House of Representatives is the highest ruling body of the sanctuary.

And there are only twenty "seats" that make up the House of Representatives.

Seats are awarded based on the number of people in the religion.

The more believers there are, the more seats there are, and the greater the weight in decision-making.

This has led to fierce competition among different religions for human heads.

In fact, in Shen Bei's view, this is the party.

But the role that political parties can play in the world of famine is simply not worth mentioning.

Religion just happens to cater to the changes of the times and becomes the best glue.

According to the middle-aged woman, there were indeed factions in this shelter, but what happened?

it goes without saying.

The personnel composition could not be maintained at all, all the members ran away, and it disappeared naturally.

However, Huang Shengyi said that her religion is a pure religion and she is not interested in seats.

Shen Bei was also very curious about why no one in this shelter had fought to become the leader.

As a result, the middle-aged woman didn't know either, she was born like this anyway.

Shen Bei speculated that perhaps due to the different course of history, this shelter leaned towards democracy and then moved towards religious extremes.

In troubled times, democracy is poison.

There must be a strong leader to lead the sanctuary.

Otherwise democracy is an endless drain.

Shen Bei didn't want to comment too much on this.

Each shelter has its own ecology, and no one else has the right to interfere.

Can't interfere either.

Apart from the Titan breeding areas, there are rarely so many sanctuaries gathered together, and most still wander alone on land.

Each shelter lives its own life.

Shen Bei also asked a question: "If I believed in planarians, would I stay here?"

The middle-aged woman nodded: "Naturally, wait for the planarians to come and save the world, and you will benefit first."

"What if I want to go back to my own shelter?"

"Although it's a bit regrettable, it's okay. We can appoint you as a branch of the church. You just need to work hard to recruit believers."

soon.

The two came to a church.

The middle-aged woman pushed open the door of the church and saw an empty hall in front of her, which was extremely dark.

Huang Shengyi lit a candlestick. The dim light illuminated the area several feet in front of him.

"It's so dark...it seems like there's not many people around."

"Someone's here." The middle-aged woman said casually.

Shen Bei: ???

As the two walked in, more candles lit up around them.

Shen Bei took a look and was surprised to find that the candlelight was all held by women.

Dozens of women, mostly in their mid-twenties, dressed in long black robes, came from all directions, humming incoherent tones.

"They are all believers of the Revelation Cult."

The middle-aged woman Huang Shengyi introduced it with a somewhat fanatical look in her eyes.