Marduk truly was a freak.
But sometimes, one had to admit that this guy was a "genius."
During those years of purges and ceaselessly erasing threats, Marduk had not excessively indulged in the authority of his Main God. Instead, he had continued learning and growing.
Diligence could make up for clumsiness—this was perfectly proven in Marduk!
Otherwise, why was this fellow now able to command such a vast and diverse array of law authorities and divine powers?
And his personal strength had reached the awe-inspiring Level-7 Peak!
He simply was not genius enough, not that he was not a genius.
In terms of the depth of its developmental history, the Divine Descendant World had likely been promoted to a Large World Civilization even earlier than Wizard Civilization and the Galente Federation.
Its profound and ancient legacy likewise meant that, although the Divine Descendant World had been so thoroughly "messed up" by Marduk—
After more than three hundred thousand years of recuperation, the world still had quite a few creatures above Level 4!
At the very least, there were more than in an ordinary Large World member of the Wizard Alliance, likely on par with the number of gods in Titan World.
The difference was that the Divine Descendant World did not possess even one Level-6 Peak creature, though it did have some ordinary Level-6 Creatures.
The Star Realm was vast, and strange things abounded. For the Divine Descendant World to produce such an oddity as Marduk, the ancient gods born throughout that plane's history could only be considered unlucky.
This also revealed a major flaw in the faith-based godhood system—gods were all far too selfish.
Even many Member Planes within the Wizard Alliance were the same.
Wizard Civilization exploited Alliance Planes so heavily. The creatures above Level 4 in those