At this very moment.
The prayer Water God Haeptis was chanting undoubtedly pointed toward that great Goddess of Nature and Life, Chauntia!
And the so-called "Elysium" was the supreme realm where that High God's Divine Kingdom had once stood.
Once a deity ascended to godhood, they would construct a Divine Kingdom of their own.
Earlier, Haeptis had already displayed the power of a Divine Kingdom.
Within a Divine Kingdom, with a single thought from its deity, even the laws of heaven and earth would change accordingly.
As for truly powerful deities—especially High God-level beings—their Divine Kingdoms were the most mysterious, vast, and forbidden realms in the entire Celestial Kingdom.
Some Divine Kingdoms hung high in the depths of the starry sea;
Some lay concealed at the end of darkness;
Others were situated in ancient dimensions that ordinary people simply could not glimpse.
For instance, Chauntia's Divine Kingdom had been built atop the Eronia Mountains of Elysium.
That place was the great goddess's true hall, and countless believers reverently called it the Great Mother's Garden!
Then there was the Dark Goddess, Shar.
Her Divine Kingdom lay within the darkest dimension in the depths of the Celestial Kingdom, constructed in Niflheim within the Hades Realm.
That region was also known as the Hall of Loss.
And then there was Mystra, the Goddess of the Weave, with whom Lynn was extremely familiar. Her Divine Kingdom stood high within Mechanus.
Within the Civilization of Gods, an ancient warning, almost taboo in nature, had always circulated.
When praising great beings, the vaguer, the better.
The more specific it was, the more dangerous!
Thus, most of the time, all living beings addressed those High Gods only by the level of their divine authorities.
For example, "Goddess of the Weave," or "Dark Goddess."
Even their true