That winter, the main plane was fairly peaceful overall. Thanks to the God of Conspiracy, the organizations that had been planning to stir things up stopped stirring, and the places that had been preparing for war stopped fighting. Everyone enjoyed a peaceful year.
However, just after the New Year, something terrible happened.
The Nature Pantheon's intermediate divine power, the God of Rain, fell.
The matter had unfolded like this: after the Harvest Goddess fell, the God of Rain, the God of Rivers, and the Goddess of the South Wind had all set their sights on the "harvest"-related divine domains she had left behind. Their own domains were all connected to "harvest," and over the years, they had had considerable dealings and cooperation with the Harvest Goddess. Each of them had their own understanding and grasp of that domain. Given enough time, the Harvest domain would most likely have fallen into the hands of one of the three. Of course, an even greater possibility was that they would seize it together and divide it among themselves.
But man proposes, Heaven disposes. While the three gods were each busy with their own affairs, Damwed, the God of Agriculture, appeared out of nowhere and immediately took more than half of the Harvest domain for himself.
The essence of "harvest" was mainly an increase in agricultural yield. From that perspective, it was perfectly natural for the God of Agriculture to inherit the Harvest domain. It was not only reasonable in terms of divine domains, but also readily accepted in people's hearts.
Thus, Damwed, the God of Agriculture, not only easily received roughly sixty percent of the Harvest domain, but also won over many of the clergy of the Church of the Harvest Goddess. They even renovated and expanded the Church of the Harvest Goddess's