Even Grandet had not expected Iver's actions to be so violent... yet his true strength remained unfathomably deep.
Iver's actions this time were undoubtedly a Divine Miracle.
If some people had still harbored doubts about his previous great feat of opposing an Angel, or did not understand the significance of an Angel... then erasing an enemy from an entire continent out of thin air without causing any damage to the buildings or environment was unquestionably something only a god could do.
The most terrifying part was that... Iver had not killed all the goblins.
Even a species as extremely profit-driven as the goblins did not consist entirely of villains. Among them were a very small number of slave liberators who sympathized with the troll slaves like saints, an even smaller number of "Iver worshipers," and some ignorant infants.
Yet all of these people had emerged from that light completely unharmed.
If someone could raise a hand and kill everyone indiscriminately with boundless power, that could be called ultimate violence—the natural disaster of world destruction. But if that person could effortlessly kill anyone, and could also choose not to kill anyone among them, only then would it prove that they truly controlled such power.
That was a god.
People therefore immediately realized that Iver could discern the hearts of those goblins, and even distinguish good from evil—one had to understand that Iver did not even know them, much less had he ever come into contact with them!
What did this mean?
It meant that those who worshiped the gods would be spared Divine Punishment! It meant no one could deceive him with false piety!
It meant that everyone had to worship him sincerely!
If they did so, they could avoid Divine Punishment.
This was even more shocking than having all the