When the sky fell, the tall ones held it up.
This saying applied not only to the Wizard World, but equally to Faelun Continent.
Just like Saine had never worried about, nor even come into contact with or learned about, the Wizard Civilization's imminent war against the Top-Level Civilization Galente Federation.
Matters involving the grand strategies of civilizations were simply too far removed from Saine.
He could not reach them, nor was there any need for him to fret over them.
Likewise, for Faelun Continent's native gods, the realm of the "God Above Gods," the so-called realm of the main gods, was also far too distant.
Other than a handful of supreme powerhouses such as the God of Justice and Lady of the Night, who were qualified to challenge that realm, the other gods should forget about it.
Ao was absolutely a "mythical" existence on Faelun Continent.
From ancient times to the present, Ao had been the greatest witness and turning point in Faelun Continent's history.
The God of Justice and others were merely "New Gods," even though that fellow had lived for more than two hundred thousand years.
To many gods, Ao was synonymous with mystery and power.
Though none of them knew where Ao had gone, if Faelun Continent truly suffered an invasion by irresistible external Heretical Power, then as Faelun Continent's guardian god, he should presumably appear in time.
Existences at that level all possessed profound and mysterious special senses.
No one knew what abilities Ao truly possessed. Perhaps he could foresee Faelun Continent's crisis in advance?
Besides placing his hopes on Ao, the God of Justice was not a Level-6 Peak god who would choose to sit and wait for death.
Turning his head, he said to the God of White Oak and the God of