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Gods in this world did not look after humanity out of love or mercy. Ketal had come to understand that fact.
“It feels rather unfair, does it not?” Kalosia remarked, as though sensing Ketal’s thoughts. “Even so, I have exerted myself to bestow divine power upon humankind.”
His followers were able to wield holy power because Kalosia granted it to them.
“Yet, the holy scripture is the embodiment of my domain, left behind in this world. I cannot allow those who spurn my principles to wield it, even if that choice leads to the downfall of my own church,” Kalosia continued. He refused to compromise on that, even if it meant the end of their believers.
“I see,” Ketal murmured.
He understood now that gods indeed cherished their followers, but only within certain bounds. There was a clear line they would not cross for mortals. Kalosia regarded him quietly, star-like eyes focused upon the barbarian.
“You seem rather composed,” Kalosia remarked in a surprised tone. “I expected you to be taken aback or distressed, yet you merely look as though you anticipated all of this.”
“It’s not so shocking,” Ketal answered calmly.
Back on Earth, he had encountered countless stories of gods. Some...
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