The God Was Summoned.

Summary

In a future world where true immortal masters surpass gods, the existence of deities is rare but not absent. Yin Yang observes that while the primitive era had pure faith, the future world is rife with schemes. Humanity and beastkind are the primary categories, with beast gods believed to have short lifespans. Despite the evolution of both clans, belief in deities has diminished, especially among humans. Yin Yang speculates on the origins of terror tribes, suggesting they evolved from a common ancestor with humans. He questions the absence of a deity for the terror tribes, pondering their divine beliefs during this transitional period.

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