I have to admit, the Goddess of Precepts was extremely imposing at this moment.
Without any nonsense, she laid out the reality of the situation, and those deities would instinctively choose the 'correct' path.
And this correctness was, to a large extent, due to familiarity.
Who was Naimus?
It seemed a little familiar, but the impression was deep, probably having some connection with Slumber Town.
Whether the opponent was strong or had a future prospects, no one knew for sure.
However, someone who could get by in the Material Plane probably couldn't be all that strong.
This perception made them instinctively look down on Naimus, even though Naimus already stood on the opposite side of the Goddess of Precepts at this moment and required the Goddess of Precepts to use even greater power to counter him.
Under such circumstances, Naimus did not go around broadcasting that he was stronger than the Goddess of Precepts, or that he had a greater future than her, or anything like that.
Because they had no prior contact with Naimus, these deities could not form any accurate judgment about him.
They naturally had a bit of trust in the words spoken by the Goddess of Precepts.
As for the words spoken by Naimus, these people basically held a skeptical attitude, and most of the time they would think it impossible for Naimus to be this formidable.
This was the confidence built from contact over hundreds of millions of years, and Naimus had no way to gain trust.
At this time, there was no need to use excessive words to say anything; practical action was the key point.
A large number of divine scripts surrounded Naimus, and these divine scripts constantly tightened, forming a blockade.
This blockade was not only a positional blockade in time and