"Since Greater Lord Rukkhadevata violated the [Band Dissolution Tax], I am naturally entitled to collect her Band Dissolution Tax. As for the fact that she is dead now, that is a minor issue. We can just revive her," Qianyi said.
"..."
Listening to that earth-shattering nonsense, Nahida felt as though the brainwashing in her head was starting to smoke.
She opened her mouth, only to realize that she had no idea where to begin complaining.
Should she first complain about how the man standing before her was actually the new Heavenly Principles?
Or should she complain that the first law he had enacted after taking office was the utterly baffling, joke-like [Band Dissolution Tax]?
Or should she complain that this guy genuinely planned to drag a dead god out of her grave just to collect some so-called tax?
This was beyond ridiculous!
At that thought, Nahida's gaze toward Qianyi changed. It became deep, complicated, and filled with awe.
After all, it was only natural for mortals to fear gods.
This guy was super dangerous in every conceivable sense!!
However, Qianyi paid no attention to the God of Wisdom's gaze and continued, "Although Greater Lord Rukkhadevata died back then, her consciousness was connected to the Irminsul. A final remnant of her will that has not been completely worn away still remains there. As long as we gather more than two Gnosis, we can open the Irminsul. That remnant alone is enough to revive Greater Lord Rukkhadevata."
Upon hearing this, the Executor of Death, Ronava, looked at Qianyi with even brighter eyes, her gaze full of undisguised admiration and affection. "As expected of Master. You found the key to reviving Greater Lord Rukkhadevata so quickly."
"Though only a fragment of her soul remains, the problem is not unsolvable." The Sovereign of Life,