Space surged from four different dimensions, followed by an emergence of gray-white mist inside—Death Divine Power!
The position of a deity is a marvelous thing, akin to the fission that occurs when a massive amount of uranium-235 gathers, or the mutual annihilation when matter meets antimatter; it is one of the many laws operating within the cosmos.
Death is one of the most important among these laws, for everything eventually meets its end, and perhaps even the universe is no exception!
However, Lynn also realized that the godhood he had acquired was not as powerful as he had imagined; it felt more like a slow decaying rather than an immediate demise.
After all, Danates was known as the Lord of the Dead, not as the Death God or the Master of Death. His divine position must have been just a branch of the concept of death, or else he could not have been merely a deity of moderate divine power.
Fortunately, this was enough to deal with Aurora!
