"His Highness Romon had become a god?"
The Sacred Domain world was thrown into an uproar as well. Those Sacred Domain experts who had dealt with Romon, upon receiving the news, all sent him lavish gifts.
Those Sacred Domain experts unfamiliar with Romon were unwilling to fall behind either, and they expressed their congratulations to him in all manner of ways.
For a time, even the warehouses in the Lord's Villa used to store gifts were filled to the brim.
The steward had no choice but to order new warehouses built overnight.
Across the continent, the major Churches were all profoundly shocked by Romon's ascension to godhood.
In their eyes, Romon was the embodiment of legend. His rise and soaring ascent could entirely be written into a poem steeped in legendary color and passed down through the ages.
Seeing that even the Radiance Church, which had always been hostile toward Romon, sent people to congratulate him, the other Churches naturally would not give up this chance to befriend a new god. They, too, sent valuable gifts.
The gift sent by the Pilgrimage Trading Guild was especially precious: a sapphire God Statue as tall as Romon himself. The god it depicted was naturally none other than Romon. Its face was identical to the True Person's, and beneath the light, it shone with a brilliant, dazzling blue radiance. Even the most well-traveled and knowledgeable people could not help but marvel at it.
Blue happened to correspond to Romon's divine attributes, symbolizing the blue sky and the sea.
The last to receive news of Romon's ascension were, instead, the Royal House members of the Aisk Kingdom and the local nobles.
The nobles who had always been on good terms with Tatshaw Territory were naturally delighted upon hearing the news.
Those nobles whose relationship