Dole felt that Tulu was making a mountain out of a molehill, but seeing him like this, it seemed something really was about to happen—he just did not know whether it would be major or minor.
Just then, he raised his head and looked upward. People seemed to be entering the high-end private rooms above in large numbers.
In the span of a single minute, nearly a dozen people had come in. Every one of them possessed an unbelievably powerful aura. Though they were all skilled at concealing themselves and others could sense nothing, Dole perceived them with perfect clarity. The dozen or so who had entered were all peak level-nine experts, perhaps even law-level experts. He simply did not know what rules they had grasped or how much power they wielded.
His expression stiffened slightly. Was this divine thing truly that extraordinary?
These people really had gone mad.
At that moment, Tulu seemed to sense something and suddenly spoke in a low voice. "Actually, divine nature is not famous because it can filter the impurities from faith. Rather, most divine sparks have already been found. There are almost none left scattered outside; either they have already been obtained by someone, or they have been secretly hidden away. If this divine nature appears and is sensed to belong to no god, then there is a high chance one can use it to find where the divine spark is hiding. That is the path to godhood."
Dole was instantly enlightened. Only then did he understand why those peak level-nine experts had come to fight over it. So the most fundamental purpose of divine nature was to find a divine spark?
If it was a divine spark, then it was far too important. Becoming a god meant immortality. Becoming a god meant