The Wealth Goddess Church finally announced its dissolution two months later—because the Goddess had not responded to them anymore, and pressures from all sides quickly overwhelmed the grassroots members and believers.
Durin also sighed about this; although many lost souls coveted the deity position of Wealth, the Prime Creator stepped forward, stating that he would oversee this deity position, ensuring it did not fall into the hands of sinister opportunists.
And thus, the monsters and ghosts vanished once again.
This relieved Durin—at least he wouldn't have to deal with endless opportunists and divine thieves adding to his troubles.
This was a good thing.
As for the bad thing, it was simple: the astrologers stepped forward, and they declared that with the fall of the Wealth Goddess, a divinity, came the tumultuous years.
"The tumultuous years—it's like the joy of playing Dungeons and Dragons Medieval Third Edition in the research center's forgotten world."
Eleven lamented.
