A promise for the future?
The "Mechanical Emperor" claimed to be a Subsidiary God of the God of Steam and Machinery?
The second point was actually understandable. After all, Roselle's "Industrial Revolution" had, in a sense, helped the God of Steam and Machinery digest the Civilization Enlightener that He had failed to fully digest when He hastily became a god.
But the Age of Steam that the Mechanical Emperor had begun in the Floating City had clearly preceded Roselle's. Once Morning Star City returned to reality, it might very well impact the God of Steam and Machinery's condition...
From that perspective, the God of Steam and Machinery merely demanding that the Mechanical Emperor become His Subsidiary God, rather than directly intervening in my plan to move the Floating City and completely burying Morning Star City in Afternoon Town, was probably already a concession.
Was that a condition He had negotiated with the Calamity Seal in advance?
Hmm, after Liu Bo became the Mechanical Emperor, aside from me, only the Calamity Seal and Giuseppe Castiya could remember Morning Star City's past through those two lives...
There was no need to mention Giuseppe—he had never done anything useful. So, whether by timing or motive, the Floating City dream in the God War Ruins Waters and the guidance given to the Alchemist Klaus had one hundred percent been the Calamity Seal's handiwork. It was clear how seriously it took bringing Morning Star City out of the Forsaken Land of the Gods.
Therefore, it was also quite necessary for it to communicate with the God of Steam and Machinery in advance and settle the conditions, lest He make some extreme response at a critical moment... This also explained why the God of Steam and Machinery knew of the Mechanical Emperor's existence.
But the problem