Rias and the others wore shocked expressions as well. Compared to strength, the existence of God was more like that of a father. Only with God did more pure-blooded angels and demons come into being. They found the outcome hard to believe.
Twintail Irina and Aisha were much the same as Genoa. Clearly, they had all once belonged to the Church and had always firmly believed in God's existence. To suddenly be told that the God they worshipped had died long ago was a blow so devastating that it nearly broke them mentally.
Chen Fan did not feel much about it. He had grown up in a country without faith, an atheist. Rather than believing in God, everyone believed more in themselves. He had never enjoyed any divine blessings. In China, religious faith was less about devotion and more of a source of comfort, something that could exist or not exist. Perhaps the gods of his hometown had died even earlier, which was why there was not even anyone with the special ability to bend a spoon. Chen Fan cared even less about gods now.
Chen Fan walked over to Aisha and patted her head. Aisha looked up at him and asked, "Mr. Chen Fan, is God really dead?"
Chen Fan was not quite sure how to comfort Aisha, so he could only tell her the absolute theory he knew. "God... is really just a more powerful lifeform..." That theory applied to any world, but it was not very effective as comfort.
At that moment, Balpa Galilei, the former archbishop of the Church, tried to flee while everyone was immersed in the heavy atmosphere of God's death and failed to notice him. Chen Fan, however, saw him. He kicked a stone at his feet hard, and under the effect of