"Great One, we have finished reclaiming the southern lands."
"Great One, there are two people on the watch list that are about to ascend as well."
"Great One, how should I finish off this relic?"
As ti passed, there were more and more people that had ascended to the divine realm.
Percival had only been the first of many.
After all, the hero system was sothing that just naturally created demigods like them. It was sothing that created people that were far stronger than normal people, so it was only normal that they would reach this point.
Not to ntion that the heroes were in positions where they would be worshipped by people all the ti.
So it really was just the perfect system for this.
Of course, it wasn’t as if all the heroes had been able to beco demigods in the end.
After all, it wasn’t as if just anyone could beco demigods.
Those that were average only remained as mortals, it was only those that were at the peak of the hero system that were able to beco demigods.
But beyond that, there were those that had even beco gods in the end.
Since the arrival of Percival, I had been giving them guidance on how to gain followers and guide the people of this world.
It didn’t take long for Percival to beco a god since he already had quite a bit of faith built up in this world. The things that he had done when he was still alive had been quite substantial and he had lived quite a long life.
In fact, there had even been people that had already worshipped him in the beginning.
Once he beca a god, that was when I told them that I was the God of Creation.
I told them that I was the one that had created this world and that the Black Tide that they faced was a natural phenonon.
There were so that found it hard to believe this when they heard it, but they had no choice but to accept when I showed them the creation divine energy.
Once they had beco demigods, they were able to tell the difference between divine energy. At the sa ti, Percival who had beco a god was even more adept at figuring out things like this.
Which was why it wasn’t hard to convince them of this.
Once they were convinced, they started acting as if I was their leader.
The way that they acted was similar to how the gods acted around the real God of Creation.
But then again, it wasn’t as if this was a bad thing since this was how I wanted to be treated. I had wanted to learn more about the God of Creation and the power that they wielded, so the best way was to beco the God of Creation.
As more and more of them gave faith, I could feel my power surging.
At the sa ti, I learned that as long as one had the faith of a god, they would be able to draw on their power as well. In a sense, it was almost as if one had control over the god since as long as I wanted to draw all their power...
It would be like a battery that had been drained of all its power.
It wasn’t as if the god would die, but it certainly wasn’t as if it would be a good experience for them.
Though so far, it wasn’t as if I had to use that power just yet.
The one other benefit of all these gods was that there were more and more gods to create relics with.
I had given up on the idea of watching this world end just to see what would happen.
Right now, I wanted to see what would happen if we were to push back the Destruction.
Which was why there were more and more heroes that arose in the end.
With more and more relics, there were more and more heroes that gained power beyond what a normal hero would have.
As such, the Apostles of Destruction really couldn’t do anything against them.
It wasn’t as if there were the Four Ons in this world, so there really wasn’t much that they could do against the growing number of heroes and gods. The Four Ons were sothing that had been developed over a long ti by the God of Destruction.
Apostles of Destruction on their caliber weren’t things that could be obtained that easily.
It was sothing that took a lot of effort and luck to find.
So that was why it was only a matter of ti before the Black Tide was completely suppressed.
Unless the Heart of Destruction was able to find sothing that would turn everything around, but that was unlikely since this was just a splinter.
It didn’t have the sa wisdom that a God of Destruction would have.
Once all of their questions had been answered, I suddenly asked, "How are we looking with that plan?"
Once the gods and demigods heard this, they imdiately fell silent.
There were serious expressions that appeared on all of their faces before they left explaining this matter to Percival.
He was the one that had ascended first, so he was the one that had taken the role of their leader when I wasn’t around. However, it didn’t seem like he was the one that was going to explain it.
Instead, he passed it off to Ikki.
When it ca to their personal relationship, it was still as bad as it could ever be.
But when it ca to their professional relationship, Ikki could be considered Percival’s right hand man. So when it ca to matters that were as important as this, Percival would always leave the matters to Ikki.
Of course, there was a reason that he left it to Ikki instead of planning it himself.
Ikki had been the head of the Executioners, the one that had done all of the hard work for the Heroes Association.
So he was quite capable when it ca to coming up with plans.
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