I thought Father God had said something quite well: unprecedented things always seemed to happen around me. If the Literature Museum's historical records were correct, Viska had now become one of those unprecedented cases—she would become the only god in history with dual divine registrations. Not only would she be the chief god of two god systems, but those two god systems combined would have only one member... Why was that so hilarious?
The reason Ice Sister's divine registration had been blocked was simply that the Pantheon's existing registration system did not recognize members who possessed both Star Realm and Shilin imprints. If they insisted on making Viska's second divine registration "legal" through the Pantheon's household registration office—I knew that was definitely not what it was called in the God Realm, but Viska called them the household registration office, so we might as well follow suit—they would have to make sweeping changes to the entire Light God Race divine genealogy system. It was like digging a two-meter-deep canal beside every road in the world so a mermaid could walk on land—rather than doing all that, why not find a witch to brew the fish girl some sour plum soup or get her a wheelchair? What we were doing now was getting Viska a wheelchair: creating a new system within the existing divine genealogy on the Star Realm side and putting Shilin's registration data into it—really, my Void Imprint. Putting that data into a blank system was far easier than putting it into the massive, complicated current system. Ding Dang above, the Light God Race had existed for who knew how many years. For a race whose every household register could pass as an epic masterpiece, even Father God dared not imagine how enormous its citizen database had become.
Then Shilin