The Sun God's assault was exceptionally fierce.
Fortunately, however, the first to come under attack was not World Possibility No. 18, but World Possibility No. 7.
The Death God and the God of Bestowal joined forces to establish the rudimentary form of their mythological worldview—the Land of the Dead.
Moreover, within this realm, numerous gods had gathered, wielding divine power and laws to maintain this world possibility.
Unlike before, there were now many gods here.
Far more than the normal number of gods.
The reason was that duplicate gods existed here.
Counterparts from different world possibilities had gathered within the same world possibility.
Ordinarily, these counterparts would have fused, with one god's will serving as the dominant consciousness. Having mastered several different sources of Divinity, their understanding and command of laws would rise sharply, even becoming comparable to powerful divine beings to a certain extent.
One of the differences between powerful divine beings and ordinary gods lay precisely in this. They were connected to Divinities across different world possibilities, giving them abundant sources of Divinity and making it much easier for them to comprehend the laws of Divinity.
This gap in knowledge and concepts was one reason why other gods could never match powerful divine beings.
But when it came to Divinity, the difference between possessing one and possessing two was not actually that great.
Thus, the Death God's mythological worldview, the Land of the Dead, solved this problem.
The greatest principle of the Land of the Dead was—the dead never return!
All dead beings, in essence, returned to the Land of the Dead. Their existence left behind an imprint, after which their thoughts divided, with a portion of those thoughts flowing back into the world.
Thus, in theory, one could see one's past life in the Land of the