Shane had originally thought Hercules would use some obscure, heavily religious method to explain things to him.
But unexpectedly, Hercules's description of the Divine Domain was not lofty at all. It was quite easy to understand.
Shane raised his head and stared at the sky of the Divine Realm, but clearly, aside from the blue sky and white clouds no different from the mortal world, he could not see anything else.
"You mean that, to Hercules of the Divine Domain, our world is like a floating bubble?"
Shane's eyes widened as he tried to imagine an enormous Hercules, so vast as to be boundless, looking down upon and spying on everything in this world.
He tried to feel the weight of that gaze.
If there really were a Hercules thousands, or even tens of thousands, of times larger than the entire universe watching this world, then that gaze should have felt heavier to him than an entire compressed black hole.
The standard bodies Olympus provided for gods to descend and walk among mortals might already be unimaginably powerful to ordinary people on Earth.
But compared to the body he had evolved multiple times, this divine standard body was not even worthy of comparison by one ten-thousandth.
Yet Shane had an intuition that even if he switched to his own body and stood here now, after learning the "knowledge" of the Divine Domain Hercules had told him about, he still would not be able to detect that gaze no matter how hard he tried.
"Don't bother. This is not merely a difference in size, but a gap between dimensions."
Watching Shane strain to look up at the sky, Hercules let out a laugh that sounded immensely weighty.
"The state of blessing you received before was not the normal state of a