Ha!
Hearing this request, Green on the raised platform couldn't help but freeze for a moment. Then he immediately understood.
"You want to spread my faith across the major Prime Material Planes?" Green asked.
"Yes!" The red dragon warrior answered at once.
Recalling the knowledge in the Dragon Inheritance, Green furrowed his brow and asked,
"According to the traditions of your Severin Faction, don't you only pay attention to giant dragons who have already reached demigodhood?"
Because of the Divine World's unique nature, after a demigod ascended to godhood, the Divinity they had gathered could determine their potential. Some powerful Divinities could allow them to leap straight to the top, advancing directly to Medium or even Greater Divine Power.
As a result, the upper echelons of the Dragon Cult devoted most of their attention to demigod giant dragons.
At Green's question, a faint smile appeared on the red dragon warrior's face.
"Tradition is nothing more than a way of doing things. When there's a better, more promising choice, the Dragon Cult doesn't mind breaking with tradition!"
A look of understanding flashed through Green's eyes. The Dragon Cult itself wasn't a particularly disciplined organization. It included all sorts of life forms; otherwise, Tiamat wouldn't have been able to undermine it from within and split off an entirely new faction.
"If that's the case, you must already know a fair amount about me. Why didn't you come to me sooner?" Green pressed.
At this question, a trace of embarrassment appeared on the red dragon warrior's face.
"In truth, after you conquered the Kingdom of Thebes, we in the Dragon Cult began discussing you. But you moved too quickly. We'd only just crossed between planes and sent word back to the higher-ups when you had already grown to this point!"
"But that's exactly