Even after being exposed, the two showed no embarrassment. They took the water and said bluntly, "Of course we don't have to watch everyone. Our task is only to keep an eye on you."
"Is that an oracle from the Goddess?" Xu Huo asked with a smile.
"Don't get sarcastic. Just because you don't believe there are gods in this world doesn't mean they don't exist," one of them said.
"Have you seen a god? What does one look like?" Xu Huo asked curiously.
The two paused, but neither answered. The other one dodged the question. "A power far beyond humanity's is godhood."
"Before evolution, people relied on their feet to walk across land. But even then, they could travel thousands of miles in a short time by car, plane, or ship, fly through the sky, and cross oceans. Compared with when people could only stay grounded, could the tools they relied on be called gods?" Xu Huo asked again.
"How can you compare them?" the first Player said. "Those are tools. They're only useful when people use them. Tools are lifeless, and what they can do is limited."
"Cars, planes, and ships might not be advanced enough," Xu Huo said, changing his example. "The Dimension Rift game should be enough, though. If gods really exist, why would they rely on the game and become Dungeons? Does that mean the gods you believe in only exist within game spaces, and not outside them?"
The first Player was stumped. The second said, "The Dimension Rift is powerful. It can cover so many Wormhole Points. But the game is lifeless, too, and people are still the ones controlling it. People always have their limits."
"The game claims to have surpassed dimensions, so why do the worlds Players see still look like the