After tens of thousands of years apart, Kane's storytelling had actually improved somewhat. Of course, perhaps it was simply because he was in no mood to imitate third-rate bards by adding a pile of meaningless adjectives to express his own feelings... In any case, during the narration that followed, the even-voiced "Instant Kill Spear" reliably introduced the weak divine power Deity he had mentioned—Atedilon-Feta.
Although Punk had no idea where "Instant Kill Spear" had obtained such detailed information, there was no doubt that... the mad knight always possessed a mysterious, unknown source of intelligence.
And it had to be admitted that the "introduction" provided by this strange source was far more detailed than a spellcaster's Divination Spell.
Atedilon, the God of "Hurricanes, Torrential Rain, and Frost," was an ancient Deity of Evil alignment. This temperamental fellow had already become a weak divine power Deity more than thirty-six million years ago. However, everyone knew that the only way for a Deity to increase their strength was to acquire and merge new, more powerful divine portfolios. Without obtaining a divine portfolio more powerful than your own, forget thirty million years—even after three hundred billion years, that Deity would not improve by the slightest bit."
Pulling his lance from the floor and returning it to his storage ring, Kane had thoroughly cast himself in the role of a "first-rate bard." He casually kicked aside the shattered gold at his feet, then took a bottle of wine from his storage ring and continued in a steady tone:
"Over a span of time that would be considered long even for a Legendary powerhouse, Atedilon's strength did not improve at all, but his treasury slowly accumulated a measure of wealth. Although poor Atedilon, like many lower-ranking Deities, spent the vast majority of the resources he could