At this moment, the Goddess of Precepts naturally devoted a portion of her attention to the situation here.
Whoever obtained this piece of the Mud Tablet of Fate would gain a greater advantage in the coming battle in the Astral Realm.
That was simply the nature of the Mud Tablet of Fate.
It was fate's "declaration" of the world's rules, representing fate's nominal sovereignty over the entire world.
It had a deep "connection" with Deflection Force, and the more of it one obtained, the more one could represent this world.
As for why it had shattered in the first place, if Naimus had not found the answer in the Goddess of Precepts' memories, he likely would never have understood the exact reason in his lifetime.
Fate used the Mud Tablet of Fate to establish rules, and the tablet was the key through which it mobilized other rules to cooperate.
From the rule that Deflection Force could not introduce the possibility of newborn worlds, it could roughly be determined that the Mud Tablet of Fate had still been whole during the Elemental Chaos.
At that time, fate had also used the tablet to establish rules.
Given fate's lofty position at the time, there theoretically should not have been any force capable of acting directly upon the Mud Tablet of Fate and shattering it.
But there were always exceptions in this world, and that exception was—the Abyss.
During the Elemental Chaos, world possibilities began to emerge. As a calamity, the Abyss itself possessed a power that could cross through world possibilities.
As differentiation spread, the Abyss began to expand with it.
The Abyss that had originally been gathered together erupted.
Under normal circumstances, all The Gods needed to do was unite once more to suppress the Abyss.
However, this was precisely the