Once a god truly falls, resurrection becomes meaningless.
Even though gods are nearly unkillable, their downfall is absolute.
> They can survive the moon crashing into the continent, a supernova explosion, even being thrown into a black hole—
Yet one fall is all it takes to end them forever.
Take the God of Dreams, for example.
This deity could foresee the future—but was ultimately destroyed by it.
Imagine this:
1. The God of Dreams is resurrected.
2. He looks into the future.
3. Instant death.
Resurrect. Glimpse the future. Die again.
> A never-ending loop of failure.
The only way to survive?
Never use his own power.
> And what's a god without their power?
Even before his fall, the God of Dreams had numerous ways to cheat death, yet still perished.
Because once a god is defeated by another god, they can never rise above them again.
Why?
> Their divine path is no longer theirs.
A god's path isn't just about power, it's a journey to godhood itself.
