"That crow's chosen one?"
The God of Oblivion moved his gaze away from the chessboard and also looked toward the Inverted Tower.
The Diviner nodded. "Yes. I've sensed that crow's aura on him before—it was even helping that fellow conceal himself."
The God of Oblivion nodded. "Then I do indeed have reason and need to act against him... But that doesn't mean I'll expend too much effort dealing with him."
"At least, he's currently on the territory of the God of Fairness and Judgment... The Game is getting closer and closer to its final version. I don't want to offend a god who was originally neutral at this point in time."
After hearing the God of Oblivion's words, the Diviner tapped on the table. "Your Excellency, aren't you being a little self-deceptive here...? When exactly was the God of Judgment ever neutral?"
"Have you really been turning a blind eye to his collusion with the God of Power?"
The God of Oblivion spoke indifferently. "You're ultimately only a demigod. Even if you've already touched the realm of the gods, you still won't understand... In my view, the relationship between the God of Power and the God of Judgment can only be considered a certain kind of 'transaction.' It's merely based on the inherent nature of the Authority of 'Fairness,' which makes it appear as though the two have been cooperating over the long term."
"Besides, taking a step back... Regardless of whether the God of Fairness and Judgment is opposed to me, the target is currently in His Divine Kingdom. If I take the initiative to attack and invade His Divine Kingdom, it won't be a wise move."
"Even if I can forcibly erase that newcomer's soul, the price for me... would probably be excessively heavy."
The Diviner spoke. "Naturally,