Naimus did not care about the changes among the outer gods. At this moment, his full attention was focused on the divine wars in the two regions.
The battlefield on the Main Material Plane had basically stabilized.
Naimus held the advantage in elite forces. The Golden Breeds under his command numbered several times those of the Church of Precepts. In terms of individual combat strength alone, Naimus's side surpassed the God of Precepts.
But it had to be said that Naimus was not truly a god at present. His divine warfare realm was impressive, but only for someone in his current state.
Compared with a powerful god who had experienced who knew how many divine wars, he still fell far short.
That was why, despite having the advantage in combat strength, he was still being suppressed.
But all of this was expected.
Naimus had never believed he could directly defeat the God of Precepts under such circumstances.
These gods had cultivated their expertise in this field for far too long.
Even with learning ability enhanced by the "Marginal Increase Effect," Naimus could hardly claim that he could turn defeat into victory within a limited time against a war of this level.
Therefore, Naimus had known from the very beginning that the true main battlefield was never the Material Plane, but the Astral Realm.
The Astral Realm did not possess concrete time. More accurately, there was no excessively distinct flow of matter here.
Its time was, in a sense, purer: a record of time moving alongside the world, rather than the changing flow of things.
Naimus was currently in the Astral Realm as well.
After declaring the establishment of the Fictional Church and activating his Divinity, his entire being had been "sent" out by the Material Plane.
This was a special