Since the war of the dragon's fall 1,000 years ago, the mortal realm has become a 'forbidden land' for the gods.

Simply put, 1000 years ago, gods could come down to the mortal realm to fight divine wars.

After the battle, they dusted themselves off and returned to the realm of the gods.

However, in order to protect their precious students, the leaders of the Alchemy Academy directly separated the mortal realm from the divine realm.

To put it simply, this means adding a glass partition in the middle of the glass fish tank.

From then on, whenever a god from the Kingdom of God wanted to come to the human world, he had to descend upon a believer.

“The Saints of Garfield may not last much longer, so we need to talk quickly.”

Clearly, this 'Saint Garfield' is a believer who was sent by the God of Light.

With just a glance, the God of Light 'invited' the Pope at his feet to leave the reception room.

Li Aili glanced at the silver-haired pope.

Rumor has it that the current Pope of the Church of Light is bedridden.

Lately, the Church of Light has been unusually 'quiet,' not even carrying out their 'daily activity'—causing trouble for Arthur or Albert.

Li Aili speculated that perhaps the Papal Court was embroiled in a power struggle.

For example, the cardinals and archbishops are busy running for pope.

Ten minutes later...

Li Aili stared in shock at the God of Light in front of her, who was happily fiddling with hot water and tea leaves.

This is indeed the God of Light himself.

"Sorry, I've always been interested in the water from these leaves."

"I don't know why humans like it so much."

“And I see that you seem to like it too, so I thought I'd give it a try.”

Li Aili discovered that this god seemed to distinguish himself from the other humans.

The God of Light took out two empty cups.

Then, hot water was put into the two empty cups first, followed by tea leaves.

"In the beginning, when the first God-King created the world, he did not anticipate that his favorite creation would like to drink leaf water."

While the God-King was ruining the Papal Court's finest tea, he casually started chatting.

"The first God-King?" Li Aili asked, following up on the God of Light's question.

"They are the gods who created this world, and they are beings I need to look up to."

Li Aili recalls the divine history she has read.

The epic makes no mention of this 'first god-king'.

Recalling the Platinum Dragon God's 'disappearance' into the annals of history, Li Aili couldn't help but wonder if the First God-King had also...

"It was that person who severed the faith of living beings in him." The God of Light saw through Li Aili's thoughts at a glance and explained calmly.

Isn't that tantamount to suicide?

Just like the god of trickery whose faith was severed by the holy dragon a thousand years ago, and the god of love who fell not long ago.

God cannot exist without the faith of living beings.

The God of Light seemed to understand Li Aili's confusion and explained, "He wants to leave this world and go 'outside' to take a look."

“Like your teachers, they are very powerful ‘outer gods’.”

"Although this world is our 'home,' if your teacher has a single thought, we can only wander outside our 'home.'"

Whether it was her imagination or not, Li Aili heard a resentful accusation in those words.

Li Aili did not want to talk to the God of Light about the Holy Dragon.

At the very least, this issue should not be discussed with the God of Light in the absence of Arthur or Albert.

The God of Light seemed to recall, "Therefore, that being is someone we can never reach."

"Ah, let's not talk about such heavy topics." The God of Light pushed one of the two cups of tea toward Li Aili.

What are your hobbies?

Li Aili looked at the black tea that had been pushed in front of her.

The God of Light was very talkative; in fact, the tone and voice of his voice gave people a comfortable feeling, like a gentle breeze.

"For example, I usually enjoy observing the mortal world."

"Although gods are said to be omniscient and omnipotent."

"The creatures of the mortal realm are truly fascinating."

"Take this thing called 'tea' for example. It's common sense that living things need to drink water, and it's also common sense that the leaves of this plant are a delicious food for some living things."

"But we never imagined that humans would like to soak these leaves in water to drink."

The God of Light couldn't help but mutter, "Especially the profits from tea, which even raised the God of Wealth's divine power level."

"Ah, I seem to have gone off on a tangent."

Li Aili: "..."

She remembered that someone had said before that a certain saint might not be able to hold on for long.

"In short, what I mean is that it's far better to observe the world than to participate in it."

"What do you think?" The God of Light picked up his teacup and took a small sip.

"It has a very strange taste, but I still can't understand why the creatures of the mortal world like it so much."

Li Aili answered the God of Light's previous question, "But I am not a god. I am just an ordinary human being who happened to have learned some ordinary alchemy."

There's just a bunch of mediocre, overprotective mentors.

God of Light: "..."

Guangming put down his teacup, then calmly picked up a napkin, folded it, and instinctively covered his nose.

Before long, a large area of ​​the tablecloth turned red.

The God of Light calmly folded the tablecloth and put it back in its place.

"This world is heading towards destruction."

Sure enough, here we go again.

When faced with an insurmountable stubborn person who is impossible to communicate with, what can you do besides sigh?

Li Aili let out a long sigh.

They've given up trying to convince the gods of this world how ridiculous the prophecies are.

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