Seeing Bebe hurry away, Rhodes could not help chuckling.
But after thinking about it, Rhodes felt that Bebe's reaction was only normal.
If Bebe had remained unhurried after hearing that he had a chance to become a Sovereign, Rhodes would have had to wonder whether the Sovereigns had been absent for so long that ordinary Deities no longer knew what sort of beings they were.
"Father, are you going to bestow the Darkness Sovereign Spark on Bebe?"
Annie was somewhat puzzled. It was not as though her father had no other Dark Element Sovereign Emissaries, and those Sovereign Emissaries had served the Hall of the Gods for who knew how many years. Why would her father bestow a Sovereign Spark on Bebe, who had joined less than a hundred million years ago?
"Yes, I do intend to give it to Bebe. Do you find it hard to understand why I would give it to Bebe, who only joined about a million years ago, rather than Weier Buluno, who has served me for countless years and whose Strongest Divine Clone is also of the Dark Element?"
"Yes, I really can't understand that. Father, look, even Mother is curious!" Annie pulled Hathaway, who was also curious, into the conversation.
Seeing their curiosity, Rhodes merely said, "I owe him," before changing the subject.
Annie looked utterly bewildered. Owe him? Why would Father use the word "owe"?
Although Hathaway did not know the circumstances either, since Rhodes had said that, she did not intend to press him for every last detail. When he could tell them, he naturally would.
"Let's go build the Sovereign Cemetery."
Hathaway and Annie followed Rhodes to the South Sea. Rhodes intended to build it directly above the sea.
It was also a good opportunity for Rhodes to test the