"The idea is sound, but how do we determine which wandering deities pose a threat and which do not?"
A deity's projection asked with a hint of skepticism.
"Judge for yourselves. Over all these years, each of you has come to know at least a few wandering deities intimately as friends or family. Speak to them privately, one on one, and win them over."
"Wouldn't it be difficult to keep this strictly confidential?"
A deity asked somewhat hesitantly.
"There's no need for secrecy. We want those wandering deities to know exactly what we've decided!"
"Aren't you forcing them to go to war with us?"
Banboer's intrigued voice startled all the Gods' projections present.
"Exactly."
The God of Intrigue, who had made the proposal, wore a confident smile. "War is inevitable. Once our resolution gets out, anyone driven to the point of wanting war will inevitably be our enemy.
"It's only a matter of time. And those who want peaceful coexistence certainly won't let themselves be dragged into it. That makes it easy to divide them and pick out the ones we need to eliminate."
"What about the remaining wandering deities?"
A relatively feeble deity of weak power spoke up.
"Naturally, we'll have them join the Divine Kingdoms of other Eminences. Which ones they join will depend on your personal relationships."
The God of Intrigue smiled faintly, but his words caused an uproar among the Gods.
"Are you joking? Many of them are quite powerful. What if they take over from their hosts?"
"Exactly. Even those who are weak now will rapidly grow stronger once they obtain a corresponding divine office. There are no warning signs at all when a deity's strength increases. How can our safety be guaranteed?"
"I say we might as well go all the way. First, eliminate