The Fallen God did not mean a god who had fallen. There truly was a god called the "Fallen God."
He was a very low-profile god, not merely because he had never established his own church, but because of the nature of his activities.
He was a... Corpse Bearer.
Before this epoch, whenever a god fell, an enormous figure wearing a gray cloak and a straw hat would appear in the sky.
That was the image of the Fallen God described in the pitifully few records of him.
Of course, he was not responsible for disposing of every god's corpse after their fall.
Some gods had churches of their own. Their followers would gather their god's remains, striving to preserve more of their legacy and praying that their god might return in the future;
For deceased gods whose churches took them in, the Fallen God would not resort to force, even if their churches were very weak. He would seek their followers' opinions. Well, often even that process could be skipped, because who would hand over the Divine Body of the god they worshipped?
However, over the course of several epochs, there had been no shortage of gods who had never established churches. Moreover, even some gods who had established churches fell in extremely awkward locations, or their place of death was simply a mystery;
These were the focus of the Fallen God's work. He was rarely idle.
Furthermore, over the past two epochs, whether during the God of Eternity's rule, the God of Light's rule, or the God of Order's supremacy, each generation's faction leaders had adopted an attitude of tacit acceptance toward the Fallen God.
Even during conflicts between factions, no faction would try to recruit the Fallen God. It was not that even gods had such taboos,