Noah naturally knows the situation of the Dragon Realm, precisely because all things and beings are connected to him, possessing a connection derived from his bloodline. Any intelligent life form will instinctively worship and admire him, transforming into a state akin to a fanatical follower of a deity. It's simply a natural occurrence.
If Noah truly wanted other deities to establish themselves in the Dragon Realm, and not have the beings of the Dragon Realm solely respect him, he would first need to loosen the shackles and limitations of bloodline inheritance; otherwise, no one could succeed.
"Are you planning to halt the dragonification?"
Odin was slightly shocked by Noah's response.
"No, I will not halt it. I just don't plan to continue expanding its scope. There is no need to transform all the creatures in my domain into my favored ones. I will give the beings the power of choice."
Noah initially envisioned everyone being like a dragon, which was easily achievable in a single material realm with the authority of the Dragon King, similar to how Noah had fully assimilated his Mother Realm, making it full of Dragon Species and Dragon Veins.
Even a blade of grass on the roadside, when thrown into an ordinary material realm, would have the effect of dragonification. However, this was ultimately just a unique creation caused by Noah's vast power radiating from his body.
Cases like those in the Dragon Realm cannot be replicated in every world conquered by the Dragon-n. It is not replicable.
Even though Noah's epic body can divide into thousands, the speed at which Noah divides cannot keep up with the expansion speed of the Dragon-man Holy Court, especially in its later stages, when the expansion speed becos exponential.
He cannot hang a sun derived from his body in every world; the difficulty in achieving this is too great, nearly impossible.
"The power of choice?"
Odin's expression changed.
"If other races witness my kingdom and the order I have established and wish to follow , I will grant them my gifts."
"According to your aning, if you have the chance to rge with the Space-Ti Realm, you wouldn't exert influence on its native races concerning the roots of life?"
"The diversity of life races is the foundation of prosperity. There is no need to turn all races into the Dragon Clan. Moreover, without the contrast of these worldly races, how would the strength and majesty of the Dragon Clan be manifested?"
At the end, Noah said half-jokingly.
"How do you plan to annex the Space-Ti Realm?"
A domain concealed within the void, undiscovered by other deities, with an internal scale equivalent to hundreds of small material realms, is of strategic importance to any deity.
Monopolizing the faith within it can easily grant one strong divine power. If one harbors ambition, developing a personal god system centered around it is also effortlessly achievable.
If given the choice, Odin would naturally prefer to keep it to himself. However, before reclaiming the Divine King's seat to face unknown challenges, he contacted Noah and opened the Space-Ti Realm to him.
Even now, looking back, Odin finds it hard to hold his past self accountable, as who knew Noah could ascend to beco the Dragon King at that ti?
Even now, Odin cannot believe that a being could continue to advance rapidly after achieving an epic stature, with no sign of stopping.
Therefore, regretting or blaming oneself is an unnecessary and superfluous emotion entirely.
The only thing that matters now is to think about how to position himself, as it is impossible to monopolize the Space-Ti Realm in front of such presence. Preserving his interests therein is the most urgent task.
Odin doesn't care how the Space-Ti Realm evolves; he is only worried that once it is exposed and noticed by other beings, he would no longer be able to enjoy the faith alone.
However, if Noah's guarantees are present, these concerns might not be necessary. Perhaps he would lose a part of the faith, but keeping most of it intact is not bad.
Moreover, he could take this opportunity to forge a more solid alliance with Noah. As an Epic Dragon King, Noah doesn't need worldly faith; he can acquire more faith from the territories Noah governs.
"Annex the Space-Ti Realm?!"
Noah, having the idea but not having considered practical operations, faced with the sudden problem laid before him, couldn't help but fall into silence, as he couldn't think of a feasible thod.
The Space-Ti Realm is not sothing that can be shoved into the Dragon Realm, downgraded to a half-plane, and slowly devoured and assimilated like a small material realm.
In terms of scale, the Space-Ti Realm surpasses the Dragon Realm. If the Dragon Realm is to devour the Space-Ti Realm, it would be akin to a snake swallowing an elephant, with unpredictable consequences.
However, this is not an entirely unachievable thing, as Noah remains the Sovereign of the Dragon Realm, and while the Space-Ti Realm seems whole, its fundantal space-ti structure is actually shattered, only fused under pressure.
If Noah truly wants to use his Mother Realm as the foundation to gradually devour the Space-Ti Realm, he could only choose to dismantle it, making the Space-Ti Realm disintegrate. But as for swallowing it whole, that's simply impossible. The problem is, how to disassemble the Space-Ti Realm?
The person most familiar with the Space-Ti Realm is naturally Odin. Therefore, when Noah consulted this Great God regarding the issue, a sense of frustration surged in Odin's heart.
He never imagined he would one day assist others in dismantling and splitting his foundation of faith, but he had no choice.
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