When Naimus entered the world, he sensed the power of calamity everywhere.
Countless people formed countless torrents of faith.
And beneath that torrent, The Gods had no choice but to use their divine power to bind themselves together with these believers as one whole.
Their divine power was tightly bound to faith.
"How truly strange... Desperate Return to the Void, this calamity, had become the best shelter at this moment precisely because it had bound The Gods."
Whether it was the calamity of earth—Myriad Phenomena Collapse.
Or the world-destroying wind—Formless End.
Or the Fire of Destruction—Eternal Heat Death.
At this moment, all of them had become obstacles preventing people from surviving.
Yet Desperate Return to the Void, this world-ending disaster, had become what most lives depended on to stay alive.
Because this water-based calamity, Desperate Return to the Void, was mainly targeting those "gods."
More precisely, the greater the numerical value, the greater the restraints imposed.
In this respect, Myriad Phenomena Collapse and Desperate Return to the Void were operating in tandem.
The greater the value, the greater the effect suffered.
Under such circumstances, although world-ending disasters were everywhere, large numbers of ordinary people with faith had instead survived.
Through the torrent of faith, their existence merged into the perspectives of the gods they believed in.
Borrowing the gods' senses, they could clearly perceive the terrifying might of the calamities outside.
It was precisely because of this that, under instinctive terror, these lives frantically generated faith.
The torrent of faith, in turn, drove the gods' divine power.
And the gods had to withstand the damage inflicted by all kinds of calamities.
They could clearly sense that once calamities spread and harmed their believers, the fear those believers felt at the instant of death would make the entire torrent of faith