Tang Chuan's solemn manner as he altered the Pact of Divinity left the Associated Body utterly speechless.
It did not doubt Tang Chuan's identity as a god's spokesperson, because the Pact of Divinity before it was most likely genuine.
Even if it was fake, if it failed to sense the Main God Codex's recognition after signing, it could still breach the agreement.
It was just that...
Who exactly was the god behind you?
The God of Despicability?
How could he trick even an Associated Body in its infancy like this?
This was way too underhanded. He had hidden tiny print behind the patterns. If it had not been cautious, it would have been utterly screwed.
A Pact of Divinity did not have the cumbersome rules of a mortal contract.
After signing a pact, even if one discovered they had been tricked, they could appeal to the Main God Codex.
But the chances of succeeding were pitifully low.
Even the best outcome would be for both sides to compromise and loosen the harsh terms a little.
There was nothing surprising about that.
After all, the Main God Codex was more inclined to consider matters from the gods' perspective.
It had never intended to protect the interests of Mortals.
The reason was simple. If a god wanted to deal with a Mortal, they could simply act directly. Why would they need to use a Pact of Divinity?
If the Main God Codex favored Mortals, it might instead lead to even worse outcomes.
Because during arbitration, a god could simply choose to relinquish their own rights and cancel the Pact of Divinity.
And then?
Then whatever happened afterward would no longer fall under the Main God Codex's jurisdiction.
As for the god involved, if you would not sign a pact with me and