But if it were a small world like the "Heavenly Court," capable of providing every material necessity for life to survive, then even if an entire race or nation suddenly poured out of some unknown "divine realm," it would not be strange at all.
Those "divine citizens" living within the "divine realm" might even have been guided by their gods to prepare in advance for a war against humanity in the real world.
Anything could happen in a chaotic, disorderly world.
Within it, no matter how powerful an individual was, they could not help but be like duckweed without roots, swept along by the waves.
The more one knew, the more one feared.
The defenses one wanted to build and the preparations one needed to make could never truly be finished. After reading the intelligence report, Dark sighed softly.
The Duke's Mansion's exploration teams had spread out in every direction, but there were not many investigation teams that had truly made discoveries.
Among them, the Temple of Life that they had joined in exploring was already one of the most fruitful.
The appearance of the Feathered Serpent God's young could be called an unexpected delight. It gave that Temple of Life the potential for further development. Ruins like the "Stardust Ruins" Diana had explored, on the other hand, were the type that had been completely exhausted after a single expedition.
There were surprisingly many "divine relics" like this that rapidly lost their value once explored.
Both the Stardust Ruins and the Empire Where the Sun Never Sets Ruins were of this type.
The Duke's Mansion's overall direction of exploration had originally centered on the Moon God, yet in the process of searching for Moon God ruins, they had first found clues to other ruins.
That Temple of Life had now