Upon receiving Sui Xiong's notice, his friends each sent an avatar to discuss the matter with him.
Yet even with a whole group of gods gathered together, what they could not figure out remained impossible to figure out.
It was not that everyone was not trying hard enough. The information Sui Xiong had provided was simply far too vague.
Someone was plotting against him, and then another capable but unwilling-to-show-himself fellow had warned him—was he supposed to identify the plotter from just those two clues?
If they really could find him, then one of Sui Xiong's friends must surely have been the God of Fate in disguise, infiltrating their ranks!
After discussing it back and forth, the only conclusion they reached was the sort of thing even a child understood: "Stay vigilant and guard against the unexpected."
Seeing Sui Xiong's dejected expression, Veye suddenly seemed to think of something. "Why don't you ask the War Pantheon?"
Sui Xiong froze and looked at him blankly.
The War Pantheon? Were they well informed? But honestly, his relationship with them was not all that good...
Seeing his expression of utter incomprehension, Veye sighed. "You're their alliance leader, at least. What's wrong with asking them for information? As for how well informed they are... don't underestimate them! Many military officers and soldiers are their believers. Maybe one of their believers knows something."
Only then did Sui Xiong come to his senses. After thanking him, he hurried to the divine kingdom of the War Pantheon.
The war gods were surprised by his visit, but welcomed him nonetheless. Once he explained his purpose, they immediately got to work.
Gods could know what their believers knew and thought. Under normal circumstances, they were too lazy to use this ability, but since there was a need now, a