Though he felt shocked inside.
On the surface, Cui Ciyou still looked utterly unconcerned.
"Oh... so you can't actually see the future."
"What an incompetent god."
An aggrieved expression seemed to appear on the Human God's face.
"That's so mean... little Ciyou."
"It's an incredibly powerful ability, you know."
Seeing Cui Ciyou's indifferent expression, the Human God seemed to feel that his earlier "explanation" had not been enough.
So he continued in a boastful tone:
"The Parallel Sight I just mentioned is my main ability, and my most essential one."
"As for those other abilities you mortals find so impressive..."
"Things like Dreamwalking, Telekinesis, Silent Casting for every school of magic, God-level Battle Aura..."
The Human God casually listed a string of legendary abilities that would have driven the world mad.
"All those miscellaneous abilities-yes, I do know a little of each."
"But compared to my Parallel Sight, they're nothing more than boring little tricks, hardly worth mentioning."
The Human God paused, then turned his mosaic-covered "face" toward Cui Ciyou.
"Incidentally, little Ciyou..."
"Don't go thinking I'm like that amusing little monkey in your party, the one called Keith."
"I'm not someone who has nothing but a silver tongue."
"Someone with no fighting power whatsoever, who can only scheme in the shadows."
The Human God thought for a moment, seemingly searching for the most appropriate way to describe himself.
Only then did he continue, as though stating the obvious:
"Me?"
"I'm a god."
"So naturally, my fighting power is also... that of a god."
"Which means..."
"Don't compare me to the so-called Seven Great Powers of your mortal world."
"There's no point."
"Oh... right."
The Human God seemed to remember something.
In an offhand tone, he added:
"If I unleashed my full fighting power, I suppose it would be... world-destroying."