Phaethon's expression turned solemn, and he immediately issued an emergency battle order.
Divine war was not a game.
Once a divine war began, the fighting would become exceedingly dangerous.
Even though the Fictional Church now possessed numerous trump cards, it could not afford to be careless in a battle of this scale.
The current situation all but confirmed that, even if the Church of Precepts had not mobilized its entire force, it was not far from doing so.
Judging from this alone, the God of Precepts had likely already issued a death order.
Once a church reached the scale of the Church of Precepts, mobilizing its full strength was no easy matter.
There were simply too many crucial areas throughout the world.
For instance, historical possibilities.
Historical possibilities were the key battlefield that determined the direction of the world.
At every moment, historical possibilities were being quietly interfered with by gods.
To be absent at this moment meant being absent from every future moment concerning the historical possibilities of the present.
Once the present became history, only those who existed then could directly interfere with that segment of history.
This was why most Saints could not move freely.
They were like nails driven in by the gods, helping anchor the world's past so that the gods could interfere with historical possibilities with relative ease.
Once a church deployed its entire force, it was equivalent to completely abandoning any future interference with this period of history elsewhere.
The other gods would absolutely not sit idly by without making any moves.
It was foreseeable that even if the God of Precepts defeated Naimus and the others, the Church's influence would rapidly decline.
Even if it was not removed from the Seven Gods Alliance, its ability to interfere with the fate of the