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A True blessing is the highest blessing a god can bestow a mortal. Each god can only have one holder of a True blessing at a time. As this blessing carries the most records of a god, it carries the highest risk to the god. Should the blessed mortal perish, the god will lose the invested records permanently. To mitigate this risk, gods usually reserve True blessings for mortals who have reached S-grade or A-grade as the possibility of them dying is much lower and the return on investment is much quicker. Conversely, blessing someone of a lower grade greatly increases the risk for the god but simultaneously increases the reward exponentially.
The mortal who holds a god's true blessing is referred to as the Chosen, Prophet, or Champion of that god.
References
- ↑ Book 1 Chapter 33 (True Blessing of the Malefic Viper) - Chapter 33
- ↑ Book 7 Chapter 60 (Beneath the Stars) - Chapter 490
- ↑ Book 8 Chapter 47 (All Hail Sandy) - Chapter 548
- ↑ Book 10 Chapter 80 (Dawnleaf) - Chapter 736
- ↑ Book 10 Chapter 8 (Grinding Through the Floors as Competition Tightens) - Chapter 664
- ↑ Book 12 Chapter 48 (A Little Get-Together) - Chapter 878
- ↑ Book 12 Chapter 73 (Results of (Un)Intentional Assistance) - Chapter 903
- ↑ Chapter 1095 - Beauty & Brain
- ↑ Chapter 1122 - Ree-Covered
- ↑ Chapter 1191- Jasper, a Blessed Little Guy
- ↑ Chapter 1192 - Minaga the Messenger
- ↑ Chapter 1268 - Season's Passing
- ↑ Chapter 1284 - A Queen's Guards
- ↑ Chapter 1285 - A Seasoned Swordsman
- ↑ Chapter 1339 - Birthright
- ↑ 16.0 16.1 Chapter 1344 - Not His Peers
- ↑ Chapter 1363- A Forgettable Trial
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