Dunn only learned of this after the war ended.
After all, the Astral Plane was simply too far from the Main Plane, making communication inconvenient.
Besides, Dunn had been very busy lately.
Deities from all sides came to visit frequently.
They wanted to make Dunn the leader of the deities and pit him against the Heaven's Mandates.
Dunn had spent these past few years busy entertaining these deities.
Only when he sensed a massive surge in Faith Power did he turn his attention to the situation on the Main Plane.
Dunn found nothing inappropriate about Yala launching a war. He could only say that he had indeed chosen the right successor.
Despite having been in power for only a few years, Yala had not only dared to recruit Legendary figures in large numbers, but had also expanded the empire's territory.
Moreover, he had shown considerable restraint, quitting while he was ahead and withdrawing from the battlefield immediately after achieving his objectives.
Although most of this had relied on the lingering might Dunn had left behind on the Main Plane.
Still, accomplishing this much had already far exceeded Dunn's expectations.
After briefly checking on Atlantis on the Main Plane, Dunn turned back to his work.
Dunn's Divine Kingdom was now bustling with voices.
Tens of millions of Petitioners lived within it, making Dunn's Divine Kingdom a truly lively place.
Petitioners were a new form of life created when a deity's believers were guided into that deity's Divine Kingdom after death, essentially allowing them to be reborn in another form.
It was the same idea as the so-called ascent to heaven after death in his previous life.
The difference was that they truly did go to heaven after death.
Compared with the monotonous Divine Kingdoms of other deities, calling Dunn's Divine Kingdom