Yesterday's cause, today's result.
However the God of Precepts had treated Naimus back then, Naimus would now return the treatment in kind.
What concerned the Goddess of Precepts most was not the gain from a divine body, but the fact that her divine body had fallen under an enemy's control.
That was the truly terrifying part. It meant that her entire system had begun to slip out of control and suffer damage.
This out-of-control divine body would become an opportunity for Naimus to counterattack the possibilities of other worlds.
After all, Naimus's Unnamed Wind had nearly dragged in the Storm God before, spreading from a body in one possible world to every possible world.
Now that he had the Goddess of Precepts' divine body, Naimus would only gain more and more methods.
Not to mention that the Mud Tablet of Fate for thought and causality was currently in Naimus's hands. Whether infecting thoughts or establishing causal connections, everything was exceptionally convenient.
Under such circumstances, the versions of herself in other possible worlds would likely find it difficult to escape death as well.
In other words, one misstep, and the Goddess of Precepts might very well be utterly slain.
One loss led to losses at every turn. There was no possibility of peace between the Goddess of Precepts and Naimus.
At this moment, the Goddess of Precepts became increasingly aware of Naimus's terrifying nature.
In past wars with other gods, even when divine wars broke out and both sides bore deep, bloody grudges, they would ultimately still hold back.
It was not because they truly possessed the virtue of tolerance, but because, with obstacles such as divine kingdoms in the way, continuing the attack was no longer worthwhile.
To continue attacking, they first had to expend vast amounts of divine power