Damwed was a very practical man. When it came to matters tied to his own vital interests, he was not the least bit coy. Compared to some people who "clearly wanted it but said they didn't," perhaps he was less endearing—but undoubtedly far more straightforward, and far more reliable.
Take now, for instance. The moment he heard there was a chance to become a god, he immediately cast all else aside and repeatedly said, "I'm willing!" He practically wanted to rip out his heart to prove that he truly was willing, without the slightest falsehood.
Because his emotions were a little too agitated, Sui Xiong had no choice but to cast a spell on him first, steadying his feelings before discussing the matter with him in detail.
"Agriculture" was likewise a divine domain that had never appeared before, because this world had never produced the concept of "agriculture." There had once been a patron god of farmers—later gone, slain by the Harvest Goddess.
A few years ago, the Harvest Goddess had been hostile toward the Goddess of Wealth, and the two sides had fought ceaselessly. Perhaps because she was rather dim-witted, the Harvest Goddess had been at a disadvantage everywhere. In the end, she took a desperate gamble and tried to elevate a subordinate god, but failed. Not only did she lose the church's only demigod powerhouse, but her divine kingdom was also breached by a great host of evil gods. Though Justice God and Void Mask, two powerful figures, put aside their past grievances to aid her, she still failed to escape alive—she did abandon her divine kingdom and flee, but she had not expected the God of Marshes, who had been her enemy for several thousand years, to be lying in ambush. Just as she was about to