Divine arts were considered the most ordinary techniques among those belonging to the True God system. Unlike magic, which required years of study and countless exercises to master, divine arts required no profound learning process. As long as the caster was sufficiently close to the deity and firmly believed in the deity's power, they could be released. For these two reasons, the popes under the True Gods usually possessed the most powerful divine arts. They could even call out the True God's name directly to request power—the legendary Divine Descent Art.
But Hao Ren had never used Divine Descent Art. In fact, he had never used any form of divine art at all. Although Raven 12345 had once given him some manuals and introductory materials on the subject, and had personally told him how to borrow a portion of a god's power from its name in an emergency, he had never imagined he would need to use them. His inspector equipment was always more than sufficient, and most problems he encountered could be handled with the tools at hand, leaving divine arts with little room to show their worth. This power sounded incredible, but its actual effects were not as formidable as many imagined. It was merely a supplement to an inspector's power, and in many situations it was not necessarily more useful than a psionic pistol or Orbital Bombardment.
There was another, more important reason: Hao Ren knew that the goddess above him was a lunatic. To be honest, he had seen firsthand what divine arts borrowed from Raven 12345 looked like. Whenever he imagined having to fight while wielding that sort of power, his balls felt like dumpling filling...
But no matter how painful, awkward, or unwilling he was, he ultimately had to accept the fact that he