“You look down on me too much. I’m a little saddened by that. If I talk to you, I know that Biyeon listens, too,” Dite said as she followed San.

“Oh, did you know? I feel like I got caught. Shall we continue then?”

“We always persuade humans where and when they are the most vulnerable. The human race is highly dependent on physical vision. Though it’s paradoxical, I believe it’s best when I show god’s presence and power so that humans can see with their own eyes. Also, such illusions are what the gods are good at.”

“I agree,” San said as he picked his ears.

“Seeking believers and faith… were easiest when building good relationships with those who ruled over large human populations. Every ruler with a god’s grace succeeded. Much of this is due to possessing information.”

“Conversely, it means that gods chose human power. Is my understanding correct?”

“It’s similar.”

“By the way, I’ve been curious about something for a while. Why do gods want to be worshiped by such filthy humans? We humans don’t care whether ants worship humans, but why do you want to receive so much attention and faith from us?” San asked with a serious expression.

Dite’s face became slightly distorted. She bit her...