Hao Ren looked at Big Beard in surprise, feeling that things had developed far beyond his expectations. This devout believer from another world, who worshiped the Creation Goddess of Radiance, had actually proposed meeting the biggest shot in the universe. If this kept developing, would it count as a religious issue or a diplomatic one?
To be honest, Hao Ren had considered letting Big Beard and the others meet Raven 12345 sooner or later. After all, it was one of the "rules" of his rental house: once newcomers joined, they had to go report to God, right?
But because Big Beard and the others had special identities, he had never dared bring it up openly. He really couldn't figure out what role this officially certified goddess, Raven 12345, held in the eyes of these fanatical believers of the Creation Goddess—or whether Raven 12345, as a goddess, could accept a group of mortals who firmly believed in another god. Of course, the second question probably didn't need much consideration. In his entire life, Hao Ren had never met anyone more broad-minded than Raven 12345. That woman was so broad-minded she was practically a vegetable...
"What? Is there a problem?" Big Beard looked quietly at Hao Ren, his face expressionless. "Oh, I understand. Gods aren't people one can meet just because one wants to."
"That's not the problem." Hao Ren looked at this group of "heretics," feeling his scalp go numb. He really hadn't expected to encounter something like this in his lifetime. "These days, wearing a KFC uniform into McDonald's for a stroll is enough to spark a criminal case. Do you really think it'll be fine for you to meet another goddess? I'm warning you in advance: although I have no intention of offending your faith, the goddess above me