"I don't need it."
Even without your Godhead, I can become a god myself.
What stands in my way is the rules of this epoch created by the God of Order. Once this epoch ends, their suppression will cease to exist.
Therefore, inheriting your Godhead would only lower my ceiling.
Faced with Dis's blunt refusal, Ogurev not only showed no anger, but smiled instead.
His smile looked even warmer against the blazing flames.
Ogurev disliked petty gods like Raniedal, who knelt on the steps and begged for mercy like a dog wagging its tail, and by extension found his matching hairstyle extremely displeasing. Yet he greatly admired Dis's character. Beyond that, there was another important reason... Dis was an Order follower.
Gods could have double standards too.
"Very good. In this epoch, my Order followers should have precisely that temper and confidence."
The High Priest said, "Ogurev, perform Godhead Banishment."
The Divine Edict User and the Prophet both looked shaken at these words. They badly wanted to ask why the Godhead could not be entrusted to the Order Temple... no, to the Order God Church for safekeeping.
Once banished, a Godhead would be even harder to find than a banished divine artifact. But if they possessed it, once the current epoch ended, an elder in the Order Temple could rely on it to attempt to reach the realm of the gods.
Although this method would result in a very low ceiling and all but cut off future development, only that particular man would turn his nose up at it. There were plenty in the Order Temple who would not.
However, they could tell that the High Priest was speaking to Ogurev as Tyranus. They had no right to interrupt.
"All right."
Ogurev accepted the suggestion. It truly was the better