Chapter 7.3
The heavens were not what most mortals thought they were vastly different than how they imagined them. It wasn't so much that they were not breathtaking or fantastic, but that deities often got bored and wished to interfere with the mortal realm. The heavens were hierarchical like any place on the mortal realms at the top were the Pantheon of gods that certain nations worshiped. Most nations worshiped a similar set of gods so there wasn’t much room for minor gods or even unpopular gods a chance to become part of the major gods. At the bottom were gods that had few followers or the 'evil' gods that many people shunned. Naga-Jin was one such god that was shunned by the common folk and nobility alike. In the end he didn't mind though not at least enough to make him resentful. Since he could
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