Given the God of Jackals' strength, along with the power of the many Beast Gods within the Main God Hall at this time, Eugene should not have had any chance of ascending to godhood.
The division of Faith Power in the Beastman Plane had reached saturation as early as a hundred thousand years ago.
The birth of any new Beast God meant competing with the other established gods for resources.
Unlike the number of knights and mages above Level 4 in the Wizard World, which had always maintained relatively rapid growth,
the number of lifeforms above Level 4 in the many Alliance worlds, as civilizations under the Wizard Alliance, had remained within a fixed range for countless years.
It was not that the creatures of these worlds lacked potential or opportunity, but that there were only so many seats above their heads.
One butt occupied one seat.
Combined with relatively limited resources, this had resulted in such an exceptionally stable trend of development.
Of course, some said that the stable threshold in the number of lifeforms above Level 4 among the major member civilizations of the Wizard Alliance was also the result of manipulation by the Wizard World.
From the most scientific perspective, the Wizard World's mages, with their astonishing intelligence and computational ability, had already calculated the maximum number of Level-4 lifeforms each plane could support for the High-Level Experts of those Alliance Member Planes.
What the Wizard World's mages valued was "balance," or rather, "checks and balances."
The emergence of too many Alliance lifeforms above Level 4 was not necessarily a good thing for the Wizard Alliance's overall development.
Especially for the Wizard Civilization, the true ruler of the Wizard Alliance.
Within the entire Wizard Civilization, there was currently only one Large World with the most complete development: