Although his own strength was meager, that did not stop him from looking down on an Outer God.
"Lord, while this is indeed unexpected, it happens once every few hundred years. The universe is boundless, after all, and quite a few gods have appeared near our world due to unforeseen circumstances," Kyle explained.
"That's true."
The probability was extremely low, but against the vast backdrop of the universe, such an occurrence no longer seemed surprising.
Having learned the reason, Velin said no more and followed behind his uncle-in-law with peace of mind.
A short while later, the three stopped beneath a mountain peak.
O'dor walked up to the rock face and placed his hand against the cliff wall.
In an instant, light emerged.
After several breaths, O'dor withdrew his hand. Looking at the bottomless passage, he jumped straight in.
Seeing this, Velin came to the edge of the entrance, gathered mana in his eyes, and cast a spell to observe the depths of the hole.
The inner walls of the entrance did not seem extraordinary. It was simply an ordinary cave.
Withdrawing his gaze, he stepped forward and dropped into the cavern.
As he descended, he relaxed completely and savored the sensation of freefall. It had a unique sort of charm.
As he neared the ground, he opened his eyes and stopped half a meter above it. Looking up, he saw that the previously unremarkable cave had transformed into a place suitable for leisure.
He reached out and touched the wall. It was not an illusion.
"Uncle-in-law, could you teach me this sort of home-making spell?" Velin asked as he quickly approached O'dor.
O'dor had intended to refuse without a second thought, but when he saw Velin's eager, inquisitive gaze, he considered it for a moment before saying, "After we