Seizing the Divine Throne

"I want you to seize His divine throne."

The moment Dumbledore finished speaking, Sean broke out in a cold sweat.

Hermione and Daisy both stared at him in disbelief, while Grindelwald narrowed his eyes, an unfathomable faint smile lingering at the corners of his mouth.

Sean even wondered if he had misheard. Dumbledore meant he wanted him to seize a divine throne?

Although he had constantly dealt with gods and Sin, although he had been searching for the weaknesses of these higher beings... Sean knew very well that everything he had done was a struggle for his own life and the lives of others. He had worked hard to drag those higher existences down to the same plane of life as himself.

But a divine throne... Sean had never imagined those words would have anything to do with him.

Dumbledore seemingly had no intention of giving Sean time to process it. He continued, "Sean, I believe that through all your probing and searching, you have learned some secrets about gods. And you should also understand that Herpo has merely acquired a god's authority. He does not possess divinity—a false god. That is the name I gave him. But we must understand one thing: even as a false god, his terror and power far exceed our imagination."

"In the Realm of Illusion, I met several souls barely clinging to existence in that collapsing world. They told me some things—so-called false gods had appeared in history before. They had also stolen the authority of certain gods through various means without possessing divinity. Though they were powerful, forgive me for saying so, but in my eyes, none of them deserved to be called terrifying. Herpo is different. It has to do with the dead gods, and with the method he used to steal