For now, however, it seemed that all it could do was "stabilize" its authority over space; it had not gained full control over that authority. Its long-range teleportation during its escape had most likely chosen its destination at random.
The fact that it could not freely use its authority to teleport to a designated location was undoubtedly good news.
But that was all. The Holy Church still had no way to capture it.
Unless they produced a divine artifact capable of Imprisoning even spatial authority, they could only watch as that "Black Goat Evil God" continued to roam free.
The same was true for the other factions.
Humanity today did not lack powerful individuals; some were even stronger than the "Black Goat Evil God" in terms of personal strength. But humanity's disadvantage lay in its rank of existence.
Though the "Black Goat Evil God" was merely the remnant body of an evil god, it was still a god, and its power contained divinity. Its authority over space, in particular, surpassed all normal standards.
To capture it, they would need a divine artifact containing the power of rules—and one that happened to counter spatial authority.
But where were they supposed to find something like that?
If humanity truly possessed such a thing, it would have long since been used in the war against the Demon King! Thus, the final conclusion of that intelligence report was that even the Holy Church had temporarily suspended its continued hunt for the "Black Goat Evil God."
On the other hand, the "Black Goat Evil God" had also been confirmed to possess reason. Moreover, that reason had been strengthened through its connection with Brown Gus.
Furthermore, it and Brown Gus clearly possessed a strong sense of purpose—which was not a bad thing when it came to