Clearly, Saint Vieslav's world was extremely unusual; it was the only world the Littlefolk had failed to infiltrate.
Aside from that, the Littlefolk had successfully infiltrated even the two worlds with particularly strong religious atmospheres, the Hidden Saint and the Holy Walker, and had developed informants within them.
Under such circumstances, the reason Saint Vieslav had been able to maintain this secrecy was largely because he never released his own power outward.
Instead, he chose to infuse his power into the bodies of allies such as the Holy Walkers and have them carry it.
In this respect, Saint Vieslav was the person closest to Naimus's level of combat.
"I was still just a little short." Naimus recalled the war between the God of Precepts and the Will of the Abyss in that historical possibility into which the Abyss had once sent him.
Gradually, Naimus gained some insights through comparison.
The power of gods was too immense. Mere space-time could no longer bear the release of Their power.
They needed to use all living things and all things in existence as mediums, then rely on the interactions among those beings to gradually leave changes upon the world.
Like playing chess, they formed an all-encompassing network and obtained final victory through careful positioning.
Naimus was doing the same now, laying out his scheme in this manner to harvest Mokania.
Throughout this process, Naimus was already the chess player, while Mokania was merely a chess piece with a certain degree of self-awareness.
The difference in their levels had nearly left Mokania unable even to understand how he had lost.
But in this regard, there were still some flaws in Naimus's layout.
He had too few mediums, and the traces left by his interference with things were not stable enough.
Once the mediums were