But on closer thought, this seemed somewhat unreasonable.
Why would a Great Being share its authority and allow the Supernatural people to gain power?
Moreover, sacrifice was absolute. Believers did not even need to act according to a Great Being's demands. There had even been cases of the same church splitting into two cults with opposing doctrines that attacked each other.
Even believers who did not obey the doctrine could still gain power as long as they offered the correct sacrifice offerings.
This was the first time Lillian had considered it from this angle.
Seeing Lillian simply freeze like that, Victoria asked again, "Aren't you an extremely powerful Supernatural person yourself? Why don't you try to seize this authority over honey?"
Victoria was certain that Lillian was at least one major realm above her, and probably not far from the pinnacle of the Supernatural.
Lillian froze for a moment, then pointed an index finger at herself. "Me, fight a Great Being for authority? Have I gone mad? Do you know just how terrifying Great Beings are? Even if I were ten times stronger, I wouldn't dare contest any authority with them."
She spoke with an amused expression, but just as her words fell-
Boom!
An enormous sound rang out, startling both of them. They looked up warily.
A crimson-white line stretched through the sea from far away.
On closer inspection, that line was actually a long string of tiny bubbles slowly rising upward.
Something must have charged straight into [Primordial Blood], and that sound had come from the impact against Him.
"What is that?" Victoria murmured, her eyes wide.
She looked toward where the line had come from, her brow gradually furrowing. "Isn't that the direction we came from? The rift in the Courtyard is over there. Could something have