However, what Zong Shen cared about more was what exactly the lofty deity intended to convey to him after the projection of the God of Calamity Raven descended.
From what he had learned earlier, it was not hard to see that the God of Calamity Raven had gleaned something while peering into the fringes of the rules.
That had caused Him to change His mind and decide to contact him.
So what could have made a deity take an interest in him?
That was what Zong Shen was most curious about.
In other words, what concerned him was exactly what the God of Calamity Raven had seen at the borders of the rules.
That was also the true focus of what came next!
Moreover, after this incident, Zong Shen had changed his view of the gods.
Perhaps the thoughts of deities were not as complicated as he had imagined.
Compared to the living beings of the Endless Continent, gods were existences dwelling in another dimension.
Like higher dimensions looking down upon lower ones.
What they sought from prime material planes like the Endless Continent was the power of faith.
Beyond that, gods faced countless restrictions when attempting to interfere with the prime material plane.
Even without the Lord System's cover, it was difficult for a deity to descend in their true body.
The difficulty was comparable to a higher dimension collapsing into a lower one.
This was a form of self-protection by the world's will, as well as a natural barrier of isolation.
Setting aside levels of power, the essence of gods seemed to be the manifestation of ultimate mastery over certain world rules. They could be understood as the source of a certain rule.
Therefore, the combat strength of gods could not be crudely measured by the standards of