As Ellin appeared on Watatsumi Island more and more often, her fame continued to grow.
In some ways, Inazuma's reverence for immortals and gods was even more pronounced than Liyue's.
Although Liyue was known as a nation that walked alongside its god, its adepti lived far from the mortal world, giving them an ethereal, distant air.
Inazuma was different. Stories of supernatural beings repaying kindness were countless.
In Inazuma, it was hardly surprising for any kind of creature to be enshrined as a god.
As long as you helped and protected the people, they were happy to call you a revered god-Kami-sama-and build you a shrine.
Of course, even with so many revered gods around, performance still mattered.
Though the people called them all gods, those with greater achievements naturally received greater devotion.
For instance, the deity of the shrine beside Komore Teahouse, where little Shouta prayed in a daily commission, had protected the people during a fire and earned their reverence as a god.
Inazuma had countless unofficial gods, great and small, but the Electro Archon held the highest standing.
After all, she was the [Almighty Narukami Ogosho], who had protected Inazuma for a thousand years.
Thus, compared with those obscure local gods with their tiny shrines, the Raiden Shogun had the most followers and the largest shrine-the Grand Narukami Shrine.
In short, the people of Inazuma were highly accepting of supernatural creatures, immortals, and gods.
And as Ellin appeared on Watatsumi Island again and again, more and more islanders gradually began calling her a revered goddess.
Ellin herself, however, knew nothing about this.
She had only brought her friends there for a vacation and had barely interacted with the islanders.
But that did nothing to diminish their respect and reverence for her. After all, pirates, bandits, and monsters