The Six-Winged Angel had completely abandoned resistance. As a work of craftsmanship created by a god, he was beautiful and exquisite, but also fragile.
A believer's faith in a god needed a process. It might come from family, from preaching, or from their own thinking and understanding;
But angels were finished products from the moment they were born. Their reverence for gods was innate.
Kallen had originally thought there would be a confrontation inside his Soul Space, that he would need to expend considerable effort to suppress and wear the angel down. Now, however, it seemed there was no need.
"Would you be this afraid even of another church's god?"
The God of Order's Dharma Body slowly descended, while the angel stood there in continued terror, murmuring:
"My Lord, please grant me direction..."
"My Lord, please grant me direction..."
Was he praying to the Abyss God?
Unless the Abyss God's will came down to him, he would not dare offer any resistance in the face of a deity's aura?
Kallen understood. So this was an angel's true status.
The "Light of Order" mythological narrative clearly recorded the Order Knights Corps' repeated hunts for evil gods under the God of Order's divine decree. Similar accounts appeared in other churches' mythological narratives, perhaps less frequently than in the Order God Church's. For instance, a certain god might have "done evil," or, for some other reason, such as a matter of "family ethics," ultimately been slain by a human hero. Other orthodox churches had also waged wars against hostile deities throughout their histories.
Yet there had never been an instance of any church's angel slaying a deity. There were not even records of them exchanging blows. In principle, however, angels were powerful. As gods' most loyal servants, they were willing to sacrifice everything