Another "Behind the Door"?

"Ha! Off you go!"

Evan shouted and drove the divine authority bestowed by the Goddess to its limit. His massive arm swelled again as he seized the Bull of Heaven by a hind leg and heaved.

BOOM!!!

With an over-the-shoulder throw, he flipped the Bull of Heaven onto its back. Even the towering mountains nearby jolted violently.

The manifestations of divine power could take countless forms, but their absolute upper limit could never surpass the natural might of the world itself. This was most vividly displayed in Natural Gods.

For example, they could never defy natural laws and make a gust of wind exceed the speed of sound; naturally evolved organisms would not reach escape velocity, because that would be redundant for survival.

From the moment they were born on this planet called Helag, the limits they could reach had already been fixed. While they did not need to bear the risks of social change that came with Humanized Divine Authority, they also lost its potential for development.

Imagine it.

If humanity could one day leave the planet, colonize space, and establish a cosmic social order spanning the stars, what an immense force would that be for Anthropomorphic Gods?

That was probably the main reason World Advancement would ultimately have to rely on Sentient Creatures, and why a force like trends would emerge in the world to balance the gods.

Besides, although the Goddess's divine might was boundless, the power Evan could borrow was relatively limited.

Even if he could use clever leverage to flip this colossal beast, whose raw strength surpassed that of many demigods, it did not mean he could contend with it alone.

He immediately adjusted his strategy, slowing its advance and creating opportunities for the Muria people.

After roaring angrily for a while without finding where