Although believers liked to sing the praises of gods and call them omnipotent, gods were not truly omnipotent.
For example, nearly every god in the world could Retrace the Past, but only a very small number could see the future clearly.
The future was elusive and unfathomable, like a thick fog shrouding everything, making it difficult to see clearly. It was a little better when one stood outside the situation; but especially when one was caught within it, even with abilities that reached heaven and earth, one could not make out the direction of the future.
The God of Water Element was practically among the absolute pinnacles of powerful divine power. He was also one of the oldest gods in the world today, perhaps even the eldest great existence in this world. Yet even He could not see what His own future would hold.
If He possessed some "wise eye that saw through the future," why would He have painstakingly devised that great vortex capable of blocking the gaze of great divine powers, only daring to discuss those secrets with Sui Xiong inside it?
What was more, if He truly could see through the future, there would have been no need to go to such lengths to seek a way to break through the limits of powerful divine power. He could simply compare it against the future and find the path to stepping into great divine power.
Looking at it from this angle, perhaps even the legendary God of Fate, said to be capable of seeing the future, was not quite so miraculous after all.
The Rune God was considered relatively powerful among the Dwarf Pantheon. He was currently roughly at the level of medium divine power approaching its peak. As long as He put in a little more effort—or