"Good, good. I'm starting to like your theory." Canghong Mountain Range said.
"I'd like to remind everyone that whether you're dragons, elves, demons, or magical beasts, once you come to our human nations, you need to follow our morality, customs, and rules. Don't keep proclaiming that when we visit your nations, we should follow your customs, while when you come to ours, we must follow yours. We humans will always treat everyone equally. No race—not even the gods—should expect special treatment in human lands."
"Rest assured. I dare to do it; they don't." Canghong Mountain Range answered sincerely.
"Be prepared to collect your own corpses at any time." Suye said.
The gods' expressions turned solemn, and they secretly resolved to make the travelers remember the meaning of basic courtesy. They couldn't let anyone think their races were uncivilized.
"Of course, when we humans visit your nations, we also need to follow your customs and laws. I'm likewise prepared to collect their corpses." Suye said.
"Wouldn't that... trigger infighting within the alliance?" Oak Tree God asked worriedly.
"If a nation's ruler can't resolve even this degree of friction, and allows it to affect the nation itself, then that nation will never become strong. If our alliance can't resolve its internal strife, then let an alliance that can resolve it rule Creation Land." Suye said.
"That... idea of yours is somewhat ruthless."
"But I still hope that we humans will become the strongest force in Creation Land." Suye said with a smile.
"If nothing unexpected happens, you'll create a miracle." Oak Tree God sighed.
The gods nodded one after another.
Canghong Mountain Range said, "I actually don't understand what you're doing, and I even dislike some of the things you do. But I have a simple principle: if what you do is