Although he wasn't very clear at first, Feng Xue immediately understood upon hearing the example of Seth.
Many divine systems inherently conflict, especially the Cross Sect, which likes to take things from other pantheons and rebrand them; it's a classic case.
Identity might change without much issue, but the underlying faith isn't compatible, leading to the Cross Sect not recognizing the gods of Egypt. So fundamentally, this Seth and that Seth are unrelated.
The problem then lies in borrowing a name without acknowledging the setting, similar to how fanfiction often wildly diverges from the original work, causing frustration among the purists, just as certain issues arise in novels, not to mention when religious elements are involved.
Thus, for such situations, two settings perceived by the same individuals naturally come with inherent hostility, and an undying enmity wouldn't be surprising.
