The gods had not expected that the seemingly simple classification of the three nations concealed such extraordinary principles.
"So... should I learn from you too?" the Bloody Beast God asked, his face filled with indecision.
"First finish studying philosophy and magic, then you can learn from me. If you can't do that, just let nature take its course. As long as you remain open and maintain contact with the outside world, even if you beastmen don't want to change, you'll still be swept up by new trends and forced to change. It's just that this process is more painful than changing voluntarily."
"I understand..." the Bloody Beast God sighed.
The Oak Tree God watched the scenes in the different mirrors before finally saying, "I've decided. I'll let my people decide what to do, and I won't interfere for the time being. However, if the casualties reach a certain limit or the enemy's forces become too powerful, I'll intervene indirectly as appropriate."
"That... might be difficult," the Magic Bear God said.
"The elves and druids are too conservative. I have a feeling that if my people can't break through here, they'll likewise perish in some great upheaval outside. Although I can't bring the gains of my avatar back to my main body outside, I believe this attempt of mine will be useful," the Oak Tree God said.
Canghong Mountain Range looked at the Oak Tree God in surprise. "Your wooden head actually opened up? Excellent, excellent! Leaving aside what happens to us, just look at the trials of Creation Land. Isn't the direction of life to keep exploring? I believe that as long as our avatars work hard to explore, even if we fail, we'll gain the attention of the Infinite Plane Will, and our main bodies will benefit. Huh..."
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