In theory, the Faith Power Dunn received was no less than the War Overlord's, and might even have been greater.
After all, besides establishing his cult earlier, Dunn also had the Atlantis Empire as a stable source of faith.
Most importantly, having acquired the Death Divine Portfolio, Dunn could draw divine power from death.
And as everyone knew, war and death were two bitter rivals inextricably entwined.
So, all things considered, the Faith Power Dunn received was no less than the War Overlord's.
Yet Dunn had not suffered any particularly serious effects.
For one thing, Dunn had not advanced to Greater Power. The amount of Faith Power required to undergo the qualitative transformation from Intermediate Power to Greater Power was staggering.
Although Dunn now had ample Faith Power, for various reasons, he had not absorbed and converted it to advance to Greater Power.
For another, Dunn's Legendary Class, Emperor of the Sea, was a class whose primary attribute was will.
And whether a deity could withstand the jumble of mortal thoughts within Faith Power depended on that deity's own will.
As one of the rare Legendary class holders whose primary attribute was the Will Attribute, Dunn was certainly more resistant than the War Overlord to the subtle changes wrought by Faith Power.
Even so, Dunn could not be certain what consequences attempting to reach Greater Power at his current stage would bring.
This forced Dunn to postpone his attempt to reach Greater Power.
After all, if Faith Power truly changed his personality and thoughts...
It would be hard to say whether the deity who emerged afterward was still the being named Dunn Campbell.
"Hide the Divine Kingdom well and keep watch on the situation outside. Come to me if anything urgent happens. I need to go into seclusion to study