Abel returned to the Golden Castle. The moment he emerged from the Huoya War Fortress, he immediately entered the divine kingdom of War God Daof.
On the top platform of the Golden Castle in the sky of the divine kingdom, he released God of Thieves Milton.
Although this was War God Daof's divine kingdom, God of Thieves Milton was also Abel's Contracted item. Their connection through the Soul Chain gave him a natural sense of familiarity with this divine kingdom.
"Daof, grant God of Thieves control over the divine kingdom!" Abel instructed War God Daof.
He had no intention of building another divine kingdom for God of Thieves Milton. The need to consume a huge amount of "Faith Power Crystals" was one issue, but more importantly, God of Thieves Milton had very few believers. His believers were insufficient to support the existence of a divine kingdom.
If he helped God of Thieves Milton build a divine kingdom as well, Abel would have to continually consume Faith Power to maintain its existence. Reinforcing and strengthening the divine kingdom in the future would also require him to invest a huge amount of "Faith Power Crystals."
Even if God of Thieves Milton possessed a divine kingdom, his strength would not actually increase. Under these circumstances, Abel naturally would not build a separate divine kingdom for him.
However, although he could not build a separate divine kingdom, he could share War God Daof's divine kingdom with God of Thieves Milton.
To other gods, such a thing was utterly inconceivable.
A divine kingdom was the foundation of a god. No one could possibly share one with another god.
But War God Daof was different. He and God of Thieves Milton had the same master, Abel. Their souls were like those of blood brothers, both having