"Brimir. Lu. Lumir. Nidavellir."
"Mu formally appoints you as a member of the Star Temple and grants you the title 'God of Void.'"
The lofty Imu stood between two Giant God Soldiers.
His oppressive gaze fixed directly on Brimir below, who knelt on one knee with his head bowed, awaiting orders.
When he saw Garp's Colorless Haki successfully shatter the other man's Disintegration Lightning,
he immediately called a halt to this "battle between two gods."
Because Imu had already seen through Brimir's level of strength.
Overall, he was about on par with Hagoromo Ōtsutsuki.
Of course, the current Hagoromo Ōtsutsuki was not at his peak as the Ten-Tails' jinchūriki.
And it would not have been easy for Garp to take him down either.
But Brimir had his own advantages.
His Void Magic was not much inferior to the Rinnegan in terms of utility.
In some aspects, it was even stronger.
The World Gate alone could bring infinite value.
And the two Void Mysteries, "Disintegration" and "Life," allowed Brimir's combat power to leap across tiers.
Especially "Life."
Not only could it resurrect living beings, it could also break down all matter within its range into its most fundamental particles, equivalent to a vastly enhanced version of Dust Release.
Not to mention that the clearly existing God of Void had already revealed the upper limit of Void Magic.
Thus, Imu was more than willing to grant him the status of a Star God.
As for the Star Temple,
it was an organization he had established because he had considered that, under the World Government,
there would be more and more Otherworld powerhouses like Hagoromo Ōtsutsuki in the future, possessing strength comparable to Martial Gods.
And he felt it was unsuitable to place them within the Martial God Palace.
He had originally wanted