Lansendel's confidence made Hill a bit perplexed.
This Lord of Dawn is not the type to mix faith with his own strength like a fool.
He uses faith more to support his followers, which is why the Dawn Believers are so strong… because the more devout their faith, the stronger the power returned to them.
Unlike other deities, who act as middlemen and take the most profit.
Shaer actually doesn't, but she uses the chaotic and complex Faith Power to weave that Shadow Weave.
Could it be because of excessive chaos that once the Light of Dawn enters the Quinces, it's difficult to erase?
If that's the case, then his tight grasp on the definitions of 'First Light' and 'Original Light' makes sense.
The sun and moon in Quinces, including the stars, can't form a stable image and meaning.
For that world, abstract concepts like light and darkness are more stable.
Of course, if one could become a normal world's Sun God, then concepts wouldn't matter.
