"Hm?" Isaac paused, noticing something the others had missed: even the Great Wizards called the Emperor named Terra "Emperor," rather than using his actual name! This man...
Was he really that special?
The other demigods did not seem particularly surprised that the Emperor could participate in a project like this. Isaac could understand that, of course. Although the Emperor's battle record was less impressive than the Pope of Light's, his extraordinary talent was every bit as formidable.
Isaac did not dwell on it, however. The moment the last Great Wizard approved the proposal, information about the experiment appeared before Isaac and the other demigods, beginning the second stage of their deliberations: suggestions.
Generally, any project brought before the Demigod Council was extremely important, often requiring the combined efforts of every faction in the Main World. Naturally, the interests to be divided were enormous. Although the demigods had been stripped of their voting rights, they could still offer suitable suggestions afterward, securing a place for themselves or their factions and claiming a share of the benefits. Take this plan to invade the Abyss, for instance. The Pope of Light and the Church of Light would naturally form the main attacking force, but expecting them to conquer the Abyss alone was a pipe dream. Cooperation from other factions would be essential. This was their opportunity to make suggestions. Whether they wanted to send troops directly or conduct experiments related to the broader invasion project, they could propose it at this stage. Initially, Isaac had little interest. For one thing, he had more important matters to attend to. A project this large demanded far too much time and energy, and he was not in the mood for it. For another, it was closely tied to the Emperor's return. Unless necessary, he did not