"Strictly speaking, a Void Insect Beast can't even be considered a living being. It's a miracle of the universe, a great existence that feeds on space. From the moment it appears, it exists forever, undying and indestructible. To it, nothing in this world holds any power to move it."
Kuta looked at Other Shore without asking anything.
He knew Other Shore would explain on his own.
Sure enough, Other Shore shook his head, smiled, and continued, "Nothing can escape the fundamental laws of the universe. Since a Void Insect Beast can manifest in reality and possesses intelligence, it must also have the instinctive responses of an intelligent creature."
"It truly has no interest in anything in this world, but it has absolutely no resistance to the faith power gathered by gods."
"It's the universe's darling, mild-tempered and without the slightest desire to fight. No, mild-tempered isn't quite right. It's more a kind of utter indifference. But in the face of faith power, all that aloofness vanishes."
"Faith power?"
After hearing Other Shore's explanation, understanding dawned on Kuta's face.
Although he had saved plenty of people and done many good deeds, he had never reached the point where people worshipped him as a god.
Nor had he truly broken through the world's rules and entered what Other Shore called a god's infancy stage.
"The master of this place really is remarkable."
Just then,
Other Shore gazed at the distant Castle, a hint of admiration appearing on his face.
"Remarkable?"
"Yes, remarkable." Drawing back his gaze, Other Shore slowly began telling Kuta more about gods.
"Don't let how casually I talk about Void Insect Beasts fool you. Even I have never seen one before."
"They're creatures of legend, even among the gods."
"Void Insect Beasts generally live deep in the void and