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+In the above paragraph, we barely touched on the Reignbow Sect's actions during the Crisis of Belief. The reason is surprisingly simple — the sect was hardly active at that time, and the people did not even regard it as a proper belief.
+That does not mean that the Xianzhou people had no reverence for the Reignbow. In fact, almost everyone of the Xianzhou would commemorate the Reignbow's sacrifice in appreciation of what THEY had done for the survival of the Xianzhou. But when it came to matters of faith, few of them truly believed that a martyred hero would ascend to become an Aeon and to protect the Xianzhou.
+Please allow me to digress and discuss something unrelated to the topic here. Nowadays, many accounts focusing on the discipline of history are spreading anxiety on social media about the existence of History Fictionologists, which is highly detrimental to the education of historical knowledge. Among all rumors, the most widely circulated and devastating one is the claim that the Xianzhou Alliance Declaration has been tampered with by History Fictionologists.
+Most of the time, those rumor-mongers will emphasize how the Reignbow Arbiter had yet to become an Aeon when the declaration mentioned: "From Reignbow to the Ten Lords." Now that you have learned about the history behind the "Reignbow Arbiter" title, I believe the rumor can be easily debunked.
+Now, back to the topic of the Reignbow Sect. During the Crisis of Belief era, a sect that sincerely believed in the Reignbow Arbiter was not of the public's favor. People preferred to ask for protection from already existing Aeons instead of a non-existing one that could only provide emotional support. Despite being marginalized, the sect did not struggle. They kept praying, anticipating the return of the hero.
+Following the destruction of the Denizens of Abundance's territory by the divine arrow, the people of the Xianzhou came to realize that the Reignbow Arbiter truly existed. The Divination Commission, followed by the IPC, the guild, and the other sects, acknowledged the birth of a new Aeon: The Hunt.
+From a fringe group, the Reingbow Sect transformed into a popular sect that could compete with the Firmamend Sect almost overnight.
+The subsequent conflict that transpired was not a religious one, but one to determine the future path of the Xianzhou.
+The Firmamend Sect insisted on abiding by the Firmamend Arbiter's will and was strongly against the Xianzhou's involvement in the war with the Denizens of Abundance. The Reignbow Sect opined that hiding and defending is not enough to fend off the Denizens of Abundance. For the survival of the Alliance, only by following the Path of The Hunt and cleansing the enemy could the future be secured.
+Following consecutive victorious expeditions, the numerous appearances of the Reignbow, and the joining of the foxians and Vidyadhara, the Reignbow Sect slowly gained traction among the people. In Year 4100, the Reignbow Arbiter became the undisputed main Aeon of the Xianzhou Alliance.
+Just like that, the Crisis of Belief came to an end, and the era of the Reignbow Arbiter began.