Chapter 132
“Actually, gods aren’t as weak as you might think. Some of the most ancient gods have histories that predate the entire wizard civilization.”
“Over countless epochs, these ancient gods have expanded their divine authority to an incredibly terrifying extent across multiple planes. They have even become part of the very fabric of the rules themselves.”
“However,” Nocturne shook his head, “it is said that even gods who have become intertwined with the rules face numerous restrictions. They are part of the rules, but they are also bound by them.”
“Multiverse planes are said to be infinite. To this day, no one knows where the end lies. A great wizard once remarked that the multiverse is in a constant state of expansion.”
“Yet within the reach of our wizard civilization, many planes are either being invaded or connected through the Gods Alliance. They seek to weave a net to ensnare our wizard civilization within it,” Nocturne explained. “These are insights shared by Lady Maybetessa.”
So that was the case. But the gods themselves were indeed carriers of their own divine statuses.
For instance, the Fire God governs flames. The ways in which such a god was born were diverse—through faith in fire, the use of fire, or resonance with fire. Thus, the divine occupation held by a god often relates closely to the god’s race and the forces they interact with.
“So, having said all that, what is your answer?”
“Is it also a 30-70 percent split?” Lynn inquired.