Anything connected to a god was an exceedingly sacred and noble existence, especially now, in this age when the gods no longer appeared.
Divine artifacts were further divided into many grades.
Broadly speaking, the greater their owners' strength and status, the higher the grade of their divine artifacts tended to be. A chief god's divine artifact usually possessed terrifying power.
Broken down further, against the backdrop of this era, the better preserved a divine artifact was, the higher its grade.
A complete divine artifact could fully unleash its abilities. That was where its greatest value lay.
A complete divine artifact like the [War Scythe] was enshrined within the Order Temple. It alone could practically sustain an entire system.
The Lax Copper Coin was also a complete divine artifact. Although it had been separated, there was, at least for now, a chance of gathering all its pieces and making it whole. That was where its value lay.
The Order God Church had corresponding systems and departments to use and maintain its own divine artifacts. As for divine artifacts collected from outside, there was a dedicated space where they were sealed and stored.
Within the Order God Church, the people specifically responsible for managing the sealed space constituted a system of their own.
After all, church history contained no shortage of accounts of natural disasters caused by lost divine artifacts. No amount of solemnity and care was excessive when handling objects the gods had left in the world.
In short, a divine artifact's value could not be measured in point vouchers. Unless a church had truly fallen on hard times, it was absolutely not for sale. Even within the church, never mind obtaining one, merely borrowing one temporarily required more than a willingness to pay an enormous price. Your position and standing