"Divinity?"
On the ship heading to the front lines, Diana asked Xu Yue with a puzzled expression.
"That's right, divinity. At first, I couldn't be sure, but after spending more time around you, I can sense the divinity hidden within you. You should be a god, or a demigod."
Xu Yue spoke to Diana calmly.
Their rather juvenile exchange caught the attention of Chief, the tour guide. He poked Steve and asked,
"Is there something wrong with those two?"
In the past, Steve would have wholeheartedly agreed with Chief. But he had begun studying magic himself, and after successfully gaining a spell slot for a level-zero cantrip and casting it over the past few days, his worldview had been completely overturned.
According to the Supreme Mage, being able to get started within a few days and master a level-zero spell counted as fairly outstanding talent among humans.
Having experienced it himself and witnessed the Supreme Mage cast spells, Steve naturally understood that this world contained mysterious forces science could not explain.
If spells existed, then the existence of gods seemed understandable too.
Even the God of War, Ares, they had mentioned might truly exist!
Of course, even knowing that Ares might exist, Steve did not think killing Ares would truly bring an end to the war.
As someone who understood war well, he knew it was not a problem on any one side, but an inevitability born from accumulated conflicts.
"Maybe gods really do exist. Who knows? Neither of them is ordinary."
Steve had not yet seen Diana display her strength, but since the Supreme Mage had judged her to possess divinity and had brought her along, she was clearly no ordinary person.
Moreover, she had learned spells faster than he had. From the start, she had possessed more spell