Only after grasping the changes of the world did Naimus vaguely sense that some of the world's problems ran even deeper into its bones.
The Moon God possessed one billion units of divine power in reserve.
The quality of a single unit of divine power was no less than hundreds or thousands of times that of an ordinary person's attribute value.
The power stored within a single divine kingdom of the Moon God was already capable of occupying a small half of the Main Material Plane.
There were over eighty deities similar to the Moon God.
That was right, even for weak deities, because divine kingdom techniques were not difficult and their upper limit might be slightly lacking, as long as they survived the threshold of a hundred million years, the divine power reserved within their divine kingdoms would also exceed the hundreds of millions mark.
If a deity was not killed, they would not die, and even if killed, they might not necessarily die.
This gave deities far too many opportunities to store power.
Even the Moon God could only be considered average among these deities.
For deities like the Sun God, the divine power they stored would only be greater.
If all those deities were to die, the entire world would probably expand by two or three times because of it.
It was no wonder the Sun God wanted to become the sole god and then kill all the gods to save his own world.
Deities themselves were indeed maintaining the world on one hand while crushing the world on the other.
Thinking of the divine kingdom, Naimus's attention settled on another quite important matter—the divine kingdom of the God of Precepts.
As the only deity who had stayed inside his divine kingdom yet was forcibly dragged out