"Heh, if you ask me, gods were fundamentally different from humans, not to mention how short their lives were."
"The only thing passable about them was that their flesh was delicious and could provide us with abundant nourishment."
"If we hadn't discovered that humanity's faith could strengthen us and change our former foolish state, I would have devoured these people long ago."
The Sea God spoke shamelessly.
"It was precisely because we broke free from that foolish state that we came to possess so many emotions. That was why the God of Commerce fell in love with a human."
Holding a folding fan, the Moon God said with a smile, "But I heard that the one He liked wasn't entirely human either. She was something close to half-human, half-god. Perhaps she had modified her own body?"
"Wasn't that person's business related to this? She was far too arrogant. If she had been more cautious, she wouldn't have ended up like this."
She had been too ostentatious, too unaware of restraint. As a god's lover, she lacked the corresponding strength, yet as a weakness, she did not know to hide herself.
Instead, she had brazenly stood at the forefront.
Had she placed too much faith in the covenant?
Or had she trusted too much in the God of Commerce's power, believing that He could protect her no matter what happened?
Unfortunately, she had miscalculated.
Not only had the God of Commerce failed to protect her, He had even gotten Himself killed.
Although the Sea God felt some sympathy for the fallen God of Commerce, he also looked down on Him. "He brought this upon Himself."
"Still, those gods truly must be guarded against. Without the covenant's restraints, they targeted the God of Commerce this time. Next time, who knew whom they