Honkai, But It's a Spirit Simulator

"Mm... Although that answer was a little brainless, there was nothing wrong with it. Put simply, they were 'rule gods who could personally step in and beat people up.' They stood above all, but they were not lifeless statues. Defying them really could bring about destruction."

If an Aeon wanted to kill someone, then unless another Aeon stepped in to oppose them, even Yaoshi, who was absolutely altruistic, had tens of thousands of ways to destroy a vast cosmic civilization. It only depended on whether they wanted to.

Liu Bai set Kiana on his lap to recharge while they chatted.

"Sometimes, disasters even fall from the sky—like Aha."

"The person who had so much fun at the wedding?"

"That's right. Once, just to prank another Aeon, Akivili, he personally joined in for a year, then destroyed an entire planet and half a train."

As for survivors, even if there were any, they were tragedies too unbearable for Akivili to look at.

"Uwaa..."

"In short, stay away from fun-seekers with no bottom line. Back to the point, Clipper gave me a contract. In summary, it's a conditional transfer of divine authority. To put it bluntly, once I become a god, as long as I'm willing to build cosmic barriers, I automatically become the ruler of the Interstellar Peace Corporation. In other words, one hundred percent of the shares."

"Huh? Is transferring power really that simple?"

"What else would it be?"

Their own Aeon was unwilling to stand up for them. When facing another Aeon who had personally entered the fray, they had only two choices: submission or death—not to mention that Liu Bai's succession was entirely legitimate.

That was what religion was like. Did mortal shares, business, and power struggles mean anything to Aeons?

No. To Aeons, they were merely building