God of Precepts.
He had made arrangements within this world's possibilities.
Or rather, every god with powerful divine power had done the same.
The moment they acquired Deflection Force, they had already used it to observe the world's future.
For the sake of that future, they had to make their own choices.
Some gods with powerful divine power and keen powers of observation could even vaguely sense the established fact that the world's possibilities would inevitably merge at some point in the future.
Whether one could perceive this was precisely what separated the upper-tier gods from the lower-tier gods among those with powerful divine power.
The Sun God and God of Wisdom most likely knew, while the God of Precepts had his suspicions and made preparations in advance.
The God of Life certainly did not know, but the instincts of life had guided him toward a way out.
As for the remaining three gods with powerful divine power.
The God of Death and God of Bestowal had insufficient perception from the start because the rules they commanded were not complete enough.
Then there was the Storm God. The Storm God had chosen the path of calamity, and the Fury Pantheon's approach had been looked down upon by fate from the very beginning.
Thus, although the Storm God possessed tremendous destructive power, in this regard, he belonged at the same table as the God of Death and God of Bestowal.
Viewed this way, the God of Precepts was precisely a mid-to-upper-tier existence among these gods with powerful divine power.
And the arrangement he had made within this world's possibilities was precisely the authority people most easily overlooked—The Grid.
When he had once been the Goddess of Magic, the Goddess of Arcane Arts.
The Grid had previously been called the Magic Web.