The beginning of this epoch was marked by the gods' absence; its end would be marked by the God of Order's inability to stop their return.
The former overlord of the divine realm had sacrificed everything he had just to secure an epoch without gods.
Whether Light's inheritance had been preserved like Order's remained uncertain for now.
But if, as Xideluode, the History of the Gods professor at Order University, had said, the God of Light had voluntarily made way for the God of Order back then, perhaps Order really would have made an exception for him.
Still, contemplating such things now held little significance from the grand perspective of divine myth.
Because right now, it concerned only one thing: whether Neo had a chance to survive.
In this hopeless situation, the only hope of survival lay in an exception a god had made an epoch ago.
And even if that exception existed, whether you could obtain it, whether it belonged to you, was another question entirely.
Even if the God of Order had preserved Light's inheritance, why should it belong to you?
Kevin's excitement was understandable. His reverence for the God of Order had reached an incomprehensible level. Even now, in commanding this epoch's "only complete god," Kallen benefited considerably from his predecessor's legacy.
The Big Golden Retriever was just like those old scholars in the Principle God Church. Sometimes, research and discoveries could excite him beyond all restraint.
But there was another, deeper reason...
When this epoch truly ended and the gods returned, he, Raniedal, would have to face the tide of gods on the front line.
That was not a position he was accustomed to. Just imagining the scene made him nervous and afraid.
But if Order and Light both stood before him, he could immediately find