Therefore, he had considered it in advance when he chose to accept Apollo's support. And to him, Apollo truly was an excellent choice. First of all, Apollo's mind was not wholly focused on the Magic Guidance Divine Path, which meant he would be comparatively lax and would not investigate too deeply.
The two sides had also reached an agreement regarding "not prying into secrets." Secondly, Apollo was the "Sun God" and also the "God of Light." The convenient resources he could provide would be of enormous help in Dark's deeper exploration of "Pride."
And Dark's research into "Pride" was at its most critical juncture.
Honestly, given the current situation, he had no reason to refuse Apollo's support.
However, when he looked at Apollo now, he always felt that something about Apollo had changed subtly, and that worried him somewhat.
The "Art Convention" of Apollo's faction continued into the evening session, and that group of artists were still displaying their talents.
But Dark was no longer in the mood to appreciate art.
He actually had some doubts about Apollo's decision to select the second type of "God's Chosen" from among these artists.
After all, the purpose of the second type of "God's Chosen" was to spread the faith. Although the Twelve Heavenly Gods did not, in practical terms, have an especially great need for faith, the power of faith was actually a special and rare "resource" to gods—something equivalent to currency bearing an exclusive imprint.
If gods wished, they could indeed turn the power of faith into "faith currency" for circulation within their "divine kingdoms."
Gods gathering faith was like great nations gathering gold. It was simply what they did. No matter how much the Twelve Heavenly Gods needed "faith," there was no reason for them to relinquish this "first-mover advantage."