Playing God Meaning Novels & Stories

He suddenly understood his mother’s words. The god factor was not the only method to become a god! Godhood could also be achieved through practice, and with the explanation about the god factor, Philip understood better. After a brief pause, Philip said with shining eyes, “Grandpa, are you saying that the so-called god is actually the controller of the continent?”

I got the sense of something enormously powerful just under the surface. “You gathered everything around you nice and tight so you could feed off it. Feel loved by your followers. It’s a fairly standard god play.” Not that I was much of an expert, but I did R.E. at school. I knew how similar all the religions were when it came to gods needing love. And flattery. “You can’t defeat me here,” said Joshaya. “Even with that gem, you are far below my strength.”

“He didn’t struggle.” His golden eyes locked onto Luca. “He acted.” Lily’s chest tightened. “…so?” God’s voice dropped to almost a whisper. “That’s not how power like his works.” Silence. Luke frowned. “What’s that supposed to mean?” God didn’t answer immediately. He just kept watching Luca. Like he was trying to understand something that shouldn’t exist. Then— “It means,” God said slowly, “he didn’t learn that.” Lily’s heart skipped. “What are you saying?”

If there were third or fourth-grade pills, that meant that the third or fourth-grade spirited grass existed. If that was the case, where were these spirited grass? Spirited grass or pills like that would likely cause a person of the true god status to combust with energy. This meant that the legends of the ultimate god status may very well be true. “That’s right. My father said that the third and fourth-grade pills exist which means that the ultimate god status might be real.”

Tristan instructed. Edwardo nodded before leaving the room and mansion... After Edwardo was gone Gabriel turned his attention to his friend Tristan. “You made this man appear like some kind of powerful God but he is busy saving little girls from kids." Gabriel's voice showed his mockery as he walked towards where his friend sat. “Didn't a God once lay his life for little kids?" Tristan replied and Gabriel raised a brow. “And your point?" “His actions don't limit his power. A God remains a God. I have felt his power and I know for sure he has it in abundance," Tristan replied.