Half a month was neither long nor short; for most people with regular lives, it passed in the blink of an eye.
Because of Baudelaire's death, Ghost Slave Baudelaire now issued Divine Revelations far less frequently and often left messages on read without replying. This treatment was extended equally to Yogos Stiano.
After all, the person controlling him from behind the scenes had gone offline. The fact that Ghost Slave Baudelaire still replied at all was already proof of Adam's profound mastery over supernatural abilities.
Yogos Stiano vaguely sensed that something was wrong with Baudelaire, yet there was indeed nothing wrong with Baudelaire's Divine Kingdom or abilities as the God of War.
Uneasy, Yogos Stiano likewise reduced the intensity of his competition with the new God of Crafts Church, instead strengthening the consolidation of faith and the protection of believers.
If a divine war truly broke out, only those two things would be real. Everything else would be false.
Meanwhile, although the rise of the Doorway Church caused some ripples, it had yet to gain a firm foothold at this stage, and many minor matters were temporarily suppressed.
The main reason was that when Bethel went to a Café branch and tried to contact the true store managers to ask how far he could go next, he failed to meet a single one of them.
With no confidence in the situation, Bethel naturally did not dare launch a massacre at will. After all, among the known store managers was Rejedo, an existence who still yearned for the world's peace and beauty.
Thus, under the deliberate or unintentional influence of all parties, the church conflicts on the Northern Continent did not spiral too far out of control over the past half month. Instead, they revealed a delicate calm.
A calm in