Dide pondered where things had gone wrong. There were no fatal mistakes on Dide's part. It was just that the enemy was faster, stronger, and wiser. Dide was the one who held a powerful weapon in a favorable position.3

In past wars, Loom clearly marked the conclusion of the war. It was a symbol of the end—no, the word ‘symbol’ didn’t begin to cover it; Loom was the end itself.0

Dide reflected for a moment in the depths of Loom. The Lizardman was bound to come down here, and then he would destroy Loom's factory and the control room. Then Loom would be discarded, and Dide, whose divinity was linked to their control over Loom, would also become a vassal.0

-Is this the only way?0

Dide brought up the system window. Dide wasn't particularly fond of the system, but could use it more skillfully than their other old friends, and this allowed them to control Loom.0

Dide quickly looked through the system to find the skill Hierophany.0

-With this...there's a small chance...0

Fear crept in. Dide didn't particularly like direct combat as they still hadn't overcome the fear they experienced in the old war. Just the thought made their body stiffen, and physiological responses to...0