After everything that happened one after another, they were finally back to the topic of Asha Dubulola. It was unexpected. At most, Chi-Woo thought he would have to restore a god whose influence had weakened and didn’t expect the god to be connected to a huge event like this. Chi-Woo organized his thoughts.

“That means in order to mitigate the concerns related to Boboris’ prophecy, we need to revive this god named Asha Dubulola.”

“That’s the bottom line, but…there’s a problem.”

In the first place, Chi-Woo didn’t expect this task to be easy. If even the Last Dragon was talking about it like this, he would probably have to go through unimaginable difficulty and hardships to accomplish the task. But if he could first secure Asha Dubulola’s location, reviving the god would be the easy part.

“Currently, it’s considered impossible to revive Asha Dubulola,” the Last Dragon said, and her following words surpassed even Chi-Woo’s expectations. “Because it’s not possible to revive a god that doesn’t exist in the present time.”

Chi-Woo doubted his own ears. What did she just say…?

“Asha Dubulola…isn’t an existing god?”

“Currently,” the Last Dragon replied. “A god’s disappearance isn’t such a strange thing. A countless number of gods have disappeared and emerged since the Age of Gods.” Just like how Kabbalah came into existence from a wish and disappeared after being forgotten, it was understandable that a god that existed in...