Peering into the Floating City

The handsome and imposing Saint Giles wore long golden hair, casually draped over his shoulders. Hearing Rayne's words, a gentle smile appeared on his face. Even now, he possessed only a powerful physique. He was not yet a Transcendent and had no extraordinary power.

Yet no one who saw Saint Giles would mistake him for an ordinary person.

This was Rayne's plan.

The Glorious Lord Saint Giles did not exist. However, the mortal Saint Giles had to have a backup.

In the future, Saint Giles would become his most important clone, wield the divine artifact Sacred Blood Amber, and be no less important than Reslin. Rayne would invest vast amounts of resources and energy into nurturing him, making him far surpass the other Holy Blood Angels.

Reslin focused on the path of the mage.

Saint Giles, meanwhile, would walk the path of the Holy Light.

Both clones were preparing to become gods while also scouting the way for Rayne's true body. He already had some understanding of the gods of Aerenus. The gods appeared powerful and lofty, but they were constrained by the number of their believers. Faith Power determined the strength of their Divine Power.

In Rayne's view, this did not count as true transcendence beyond all things, nor were they the conceptual "gods" he envisioned.

Therefore, he did not plan to become a god himself.

At least until Reslin and Saint Giles ascended to godhood and he had gained sufficient understanding of the gods, Rayne would not rashly become one himself and allow believers to bind him.

If there was no solution, he would rather be an unfettered god among men.

Of course, all of this was still far in the future.

Becoming a god was the most difficult thing in Aerenus. Even with a Divine Fire in