Hearing Bruce agree, Dusk breathed a sigh of relief. To be honest, although Fate had told him to retain a human body and he had obeyed, he could not adapt to it at all. He had been a god from the very beginning. Gods were not humans; their bodies and minds were vastly different.
Living like a human would be extremely difficult for him. He could not understand what humans called emotions, either, and he had no idea how to interact with ordinary people.
Instinctively, he did not want to become one with humanity, but he had no choice.
If he wanted to enter human society, Bruce was an excellent choice. Although Dusk still harbored reservations, he could stay by Bruce's side and gradually learn about human life. Given enough time, he could become like an ordinary human and encounter the things humans considered mysterious and extraordinary.
Were those so-called incidents really that mysterious?
Dusk shook his head. He was no longer a god. Although he could still see through many things, seeing through them and resolving them were two different matters. Unless he chose to become an Extraordinary and gain Beyonder abilities-but he genuinely thought little of Extraordinaries.
As a god, he knew what Beyonder status really was, and what Extraordinaries would encounter.
A Potion Formula stimulated the body's spirituality power, granting Beyonder status along with abilities. That was simple. The difficult part was advancing, a process fraught with obstacles and considerable danger.
Those dangers also involved factional struggles among gods, as well as wars between gods and demons. The stronger an Extraordinary became, especially upon reaching the Demigod level, the more those dangers would come knocking on their own. They could even corrode an Extraordinary's mind.
How could a human mind compare to a god's? Even when a