"What the hell?"
"Teacher and the [God of Magic] are the same person?!"
When An Kai heard this, he couldn't help crying out in shock.
His startled reaction even made the [Divine Court God of War] pause and mutter, "Teacher?"
"That doesn't matter. Keep going. What makes you think they're the same person?" An Kai waved a hand, pretending he had never said the word "Teacher," and motioned for the [Divine Court God of War] to continue.
"My lord, you have no idea. The two of them don't just share all sorts of faults, like vile personalities, rotten character, disgusting behavior, ugly looks, and impure intentions."
"Every word and action is exactly the same, too."
"What's more."
"Their faces are identical. Even the number of hairs on their heads is identical, as is the shape of their hair."
"Forget twins. Even if you had someone give birth to an exact copy, they couldn't produce two people this alike."
"That's why I suspect they're the same person."
"And there's another striking similarity: their [Domains] are both powerful, countless times stronger than those of beings at the same level!"
When An Kai heard this, he didn't believe it.
Saying that "Teacher" was the [God of Magic] was no different from telling him that he himself was the [God of Magic].
It was absurd and made no sense.
Besides, was what the [Divine Court God of War] said necessarily true?
His own account was riddled with holes.
From beginning to end, everything the [Divine Court God of War] said was narrated primarily from his own subjective perspective.
Objective analysis was scarce, practically nonexistent.
So the [Divine Court God of War]'s account could be treated as merely one side of the story.
It had been different when "Teacher" told An Kai about the past.