The Goddess of Precepts pushed forward the arrangements for the divine battle to restrain Naimus's power, while also using Deflection Force without the slightest restraint.
Meanwhile, she carefully peered into every strand of Naimus's thoughts.
Yet what puzzled the Goddess of Precepts was that Naimus seemed to be more absorbed in the various pieces of information from the Mud Tablet of Fate.
"Hm?" Even though she had thoroughly read Naimus's memories and understood his habits of thought, the Goddess of Precepts still could not fathom what gave Naimus such confidence.
After all, although Naimus had become an Elder God and could wield the power of all change,
that power was by no means limitless. Every time Naimus used it, he had to take the rules themselves into consideration.
After becoming an Elder God, Naimus had become a lifeform of rules, and the rule of change was his "living domain."
Once he stirred up that living domain too much, his own living environment would deteriorate.
It could be said that if Naimus pushed the rule of change without regard for consequences, he could unleash terrifying power, but he would also destroy himself in the process.
Having glimpsed Naimus's memories, she could also confirm that if Naimus wanted to unleash output in the hundreds of millions, he needed the rule of change to adapt.
That adaptation took roughly ten cycles of thought.
Compared to that, it was faster than Deflection Force's cooldown, but not by much.
Of course, if Naimus gave up ceiling-level output in the hundreds of millions and lowered it to fifty or sixty million, the cooldown could be reduced to once every one or two cycles of thought.
Once this ability to directly draw numerical power from the rule of change entered cooldown, Naimus's output was not actually all