The Goddess of Magic Mystra's departure could be seen as an act of wise self-preservation.
She did not wish to become entangled in the possible chaos that might arise among the gods of Faelun Continent.
The Purgatory demons had also made quite a few moves during the Saint Calamity. Who knew whether the gods of the Justice League would gather to retaliate?
However, the end of the Saint Calamity brought good news to the countless ordinary creatures and lowly beings of Faelun Continent.
The gods' return to their divine kingdoms signified that they would no longer engage in excessively intense battles that implicated ordinary creatures.
As a Large World that had achieved extremely high attainments in its faith system, Faelun Continent had always been quite adept at cultivating and developing its believers.
In ordinary years, wars between nations on the Main Continent were rare, all for the sake of protecting the population.
Only during the Saint Calamity, when the gods were too busy to look after themselves, would tragedies after tragedies be brewed throughout the Main Continent.
According to incomplete statistics, every Saint Calamity reduced Faelun Continent's total population of living beings by 10% to 20%.
Though only fifty gods had fallen so far, the number of lowly creatures of Faelun Continent caught up in it and killed or wounded numbered far more than hundreds of millions.
Of course, the reproductive capacity and replenishment speed of lowly creatures were still astonishing.
In less than two thousand years, those lost populations would return to their original numbers.
The people who had lost their faith needed to find the source of their faith once more.
And those gods returning to their divine kingdoms would again set their faith pastures in order.
In short, chaos would not be this world's mainstream. Order would