Seeing a flash of surprise in Eve’s eyes, Dorfte chuckled and said:

"Your Eminence Eve, you must have expended significant Divine Power in your struggle against Balot, and you haven’t been in control of the god roles for very long. For you, I think this bottle of Divine Blood could be quite useful."

Eve listened and nodded slightly.

Indeed, this bottle of Divine Blood was of considerable use to her now.

What she lacked most now was Divine Power, and 3000 points of it were not a small amount, enough to bring her a step closer to greater Divine Power.

She currently had no restrictions on her level of Divine Power. As long as she had enough of it, transcending to a stronger level of Divine Power was a natural progression. This was the greatest boon left to Eve by her predecessor, and the foundation for Eve’s rapid growth.

As for deepening her understanding of her own god roles... although Eve felt that over the past four years she had mostly mastered her three god roles, a further enhancement to perfection would be a pleasant surprise.

Deepening the understanding of god roles, significantly enhancing Divine Power... such powerful effects could be quite attractive as a mythical item for a newly born True God.

Only a myth like Dorfte, who had been enthroned for thousands of years, would bring out such a thing.

After all, for beings like them, mythical items like these were somewhat dispensable.

Dorfte had been a True God since the early Silver Era, and to this day, he would have complete mastery over his god roles, and centuries of faith power would be more than enough for him to have accumulated a terrifying reserve of Divine Power in the Divine Country...

For those senior True Gods, they certainly weren’t lacking in Divine Power, what they lacked was just the capacity of their body to hold Divine Power, and the scale and efficiency of summoning it in combat, which could only be determined by the level of Divine Power.

For Dorfte, this bottle of Divine Blood served mostly as a portable reserve of Divine Power.

However, Eve was still a bit curious:

"Your Eminence Dorfte, you suspect this is the Divine Blood of the King of Gods, Niou. Can’t you extract any information about his god roles from it?"

Divine Blood carries the rule power of the corresponding True God and other mythical existences can interpret the related rules.

But looking at the state of the dwarves and the God of Forging, it doesn’t seem like they have successfully interpreted anything, otherwise, he wouldn’t still be at the peak of weak Divine Power to this day.

Unless, this Divine Blood isn’t from the King of Gods, Niou, but has a different origin, or there is some mystery Eve isn’t aware of.

Upon hearing Eve’s words, a trace of helplessness appeared on Dorfte’s aged face. He forced a smile and replied:

"Your Eminence Eve, I did try to interpret it, but unfortunately... I couldn’t decipher any rules it contains. However, through the interpretation, I perfected my own god roles."

"This is also why I mentioned using it to deepen the understanding of one’s god roles... interpreting it won’t grant you new rule power, but it can help you perfect yourself..."

"Nobody knows what the god roles of the King of Gods, Niou, truly are."

"However, from various mythical documents I’ve gathered, I suspect that after ascending to great Divine Power, a True God’s power undergoes a transformation, and it’s highly possible that our utilized god roles, divinity, and even faith networks will disappear, or rather... become obsolete."

As Dorfte spoke, his expression gradually became serious.

And Eve perked up and listened intently...

A speculation about great Divine Power!

Such information wasn’t even preserved in the inheritance of the World Tree.

It’s also strange, even though the predecessor was stronger and older than Dorfte, when it came to great Divine Power, the inheritance was completely blank, as if forcibly erased.

However, Eve wasn’t too surprised by how much the dwarves and the God of Forging knew of such secrets, because the World Tree’s inheritance mentioned that this True God had always been fond of exploring relics and archaeology...

If archaeology could condense god roles, perhaps he would have become the god of dwarves, forging, and archaeology by now.

"So what you’re implying is that after attaining great Divine Power, a True God might further transcend, no longer confined by the limits of the divine roles they control, and perhaps even the True God of Faith could completely detach from faith?"

Eve asked.

"Transcend?"

Dorfte was slightly taken aback.

He stroked his thick red beard and said with interest:

"’Transcend,’ huh... the term you use is indeed fitting, and I have such suspicions."

"Of course, it’s just a suspicion, since even entities with strong Divine Power are rare in this world, and great Divine Power exists only in myth and legend. From ancient times to the present, only Your Eminence, Niou, was definitely recorded, and even then, He disappeared."

Dorfte shrugged.

Disappeared... perhaps he truly did "transcend".

After all, the Segis Universe is so small, it is not even one-tenth the age of the Blue Star Universe, clearly indicating a broader realm beyond the cosmos...

And according to myth, the origin of dragons is said to be "extraterritorial", and even the World Tree is rumored not to have originated from the native Segis Universe.

Reflecting on the various secrets she knew through the inheritance of the World Tree and exchanges with Hela and Reinhardt, Eve mused.

At this moment, thinking back to some information about the World Tree she had obtained upon just avoiding death, she formed more speculations.