The discussion in the sky had nothing to do with Abel. At that moment, he was sending the godhood left behind after the God of War's explosion into Doff's soul.
Although godhood was a physical object, it was also an extremely special existence. Once sent into the soul, it transformed into a peculiar form and existed within it.
Doff could now be considered a god. However, considering that he only had several hundred thousand barbarians, obtaining a second godhood through his own power was practically impossible.
One had to understand that this world was ruled by the Wizard Guild. There was simply no chance for a god to possess a vast number of believers.
The being with the most believers in the world was currently the Outer Heavenly Demon. However, because the Outer Heavenly Demon had fallen into slumber, a great deal of Faith Power was not absorbed by the Outer Heavenly Demon itself. Instead, it was used to maintain the existence of the "Guardian Skywing" and to produce a large number of "divine power crystals."
Next was the Moon Goddess of the Elf race. The elves were not very numerous, and the Wizard Guild also took a share of the "divine power crystals." Thus, it was impossible for the Moon Goddess to possess a second godhood.
That went without saying for the other gods, who had even fewer believers. In this era, a second godhood was practically a legend.
The reason Abel had taken out this godhood now was that he had a feeling that if it was not used immediately after the divine body formed, its power might not be completely absorbed by Doff.
Once Doff became a god, those believers would truly bear his mark, and their connection with the original God of War would quickly fade.