Like a blind person staring into the boundless darkness before her, Ivette floated there in silence, sensing the differences in this area. A long-forgotten sense of danger rose within her.
However, after hearing Vermes introduce himself, she did not immediately struggle, resist, or try to escape this dark space. Instead, she calmly asked, "Do you serve two gods at once, or are those two gods actually the same person?"
"The Mechanical God shares an exceptionally close relationship with the Goddess. Serving him is itself the Goddess's will." Vermes's voice drifted from the darkness, ethereal and impossible to place.
Ivette said nothing further and tried to light up the darkness with an Illumination Spell. Yet strangely, she could clearly sense that the spell had activated normally, but the surroundings remained utterly black. She could see nothing.
"Don't waste your effort. This is not a power you can comprehend, but the 'Sovereignty' bestowed upon me by the Goddess." Watching Ivette repeatedly use various spells in an attempt to gain vision, Vermes still did not rush to attack. His voice carried a trace of mockery.
To wait for the person before him, he had been assigned to serve under the Mechanical God, dealing with trivial and tedious matters every day. It had tortured him to the extreme. Now that he could see the first light of dawn and stood within this dark space entirely under his control, he finally had the mood and confidence to take another look at the target of the mission that had tormented him for seven hundred years. He even felt like chatting a little more.
Ivette ignored him. As long as Vermes did not take the initiative to attack, she was more than willing to continue studying the peculiarities of this space.
After a brief period of testing,