After she left, Lucas began to ponder. Although Interspatial Rings were precious among lesser powers, they should have been insignificant to Deities. After all, even a Ninth Rank king of a duchy on the Yulan Plane had several Interspatial Rings.
Moreover, when Linley went to see the War God O'Brien, the War God gave him a fiery-red Interspatial Ring. This showed that Deities could craft Interspatial Rings quite easily, and Lucas had also crafted sixteen Interspatial Rings after becoming a Deity.
Why, then, did this God of Life, who was clearly stronger than him, have no Interspatial Ring? That clearly made no sense.
Moreover, when Linley became a Saint, the Plane Guardian at the time invited him to a Higher Plane. Lucas had already become a Deity, so why had he still received no invitation? That clearly made no sense.
Their conversation just now had also made Lucas wonder whether this plane had a Plane Guardian at all. From the information in his conversation with her, Lucas had found no indication of other Deities. Even if the Plane Guardian was a God, and Lucas, a newly ascended Lowgod, might not be able to sense his presence, surely the God of Life, who had existed for a long time, should have been able to?
As things stood, either this plane had no Plane Guardian, or the God of the Elves was the Plane Guardian.
But that made no sense either. Plane Guardians all served fixed terms, so they rarely established families within their planes. Of course, among countless planes, it was not impossible for such an eccentric Plane Guardian to exist.
At that thought, Lucas used divine power to disperse the smell of alcohol from his body and went to the place where he conducted the Soul Experiment. His wife had