The God Was Summoned.

Summary

In a dialogue between Yin Yang and the Terror Beast God, the latter declines an offer to become a subordinate, retreating into a volcano. Yin Yang, observing the situation, reflects on the nature of gods, categorizing them into three types based on the purity of their followers' faith. He notes that non-sentient beings, though lacking intelligence, have purer faith, which can manifest as deities of natural elements. Over a millennium, human tribes evolve, entering the Stone Age, driven by desires and self-interest, leading to the creation of divine statues. This evolution is essential for societal progress, as it fosters ambition and development, even within seemingly selfless communities. The chapter concludes with hints of changes in the Terror Clan.

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