David Kevin: ...
Samuel Osvid didn't hear his response, so he turned around and glanced at him again and said, "Why, do you think my idea is ridiculous?"
David Kevin laughed dryly: "...No, no."
"Although it seems that the age of gods has passed, in fact, things related to gods have been emerging one after another." Samuel Osvid pointed casually at the observatory of the Divine Court, which was far away. "Let's not talk about the distant past. Let's talk about the priests. They are born with the ability to know things that ordinary people don't know, see scenes that ordinary people can't see, and even predict some future events and the rise and fall of nations. These are obviously left over from the age of gods. The same is true for the elves. Although their witchcraft comes more from acquired abilities, the part of their talent is obviously also left over from the gods, even though they belong to the side branch."
He rarely spoke more, and David Kevin couldn't help but turn his head to look at him: "Are you trying to prove that the traces of God are still there?"
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