And just like what was said at the beginning today, at this time, people need faith to soothe their hearts.
"Yes," thus Aibu nodded, although he still didn't know what was going to happen.
"The Hebrews' words are false, I have seen the God's strength and greatness, this is the Divine Miracle He has allowed."
"He is not a god of one race, one life, or some beings, but the God of everything, that is all I know."
The crowd once again became agitated, as if grasping at the last straw while drowning.
But Kasim could still see the crazed look gradually overtaking the faces of Ra's fanatic followers in the crowd.
However, he had long been prepared, for Aibu was not only his student but also his progeny.
Even though he had never received agreement from his own mouth, he still told him everything he saw and heard.
"So Aibu, even if everything is as you say, then what should we call the God you speak of?"
He began to speak in a low voice, a bit hesitant. Aibu wanted to say that name, even though it seemed not to be the holy name of God.
In the instant when heaven and earth split, he faintly heard a curse, as if coming from the dying Sun.
It was just because of the reversal of time and space, the exchange of life and death, or perhaps his current ability, even this voice became less accurate.
"That is... En... La...?"
Speaking calmly, Kasim repeated Aibu's words.
In this moment, the previously somewhat radical believers quieted down, as if the noisy scene also realized something.
In the Scriptures of Ra, the world was initially created by Atum, but Atum was actually an incarnation of Ra, so they worshiped Ra-Atum.
And now, Aibu, who had received a Divine Revelation, personally told them that the God previously worshiped by the Hebrews was called 'Amon-Ra'.
"The Nine Pillar Gods betrayed the Lord, stealing His authority, so the Lord brought down calamities from beyond the world, executing them one by one."
"In the end, the Lord reclaimed all that He had lost, and the former God Ra was actually just one aspect of the Lord."
"So this is what you have seen."
Nodding slightly, Kasim showed understanding of what Aibu wanted to say.
"But what about the Sun?"
Someone asked; he was originally the most steadfast believer of Ra.
The extinction of the Sun had nearly driven him to madness, but now it seemed he had found a direction for self-comfort, yet he still needed further explanation.
If Ra was an incarnation of God, and he had been believing in the same Lord from beginning to end, then why would the Sun stand against the Lord's authority and ultimately meet its extinction?
"Maybe it's because of Amon."
This time, Kasim didn't need to speak, as someone else came to a realization.
"A millennium ago, when Ra disappeared, Amon came down to Thebes as the son of Ra, and he ultimately returned to the Sun, calling himself Amon-Ra-Atum."
"From that day on, the original Goddess of Life was killed by him, and the Hebrews became sinners."
"Perhaps only Her Highness Isis saw through everything, unwilling to rebel against God's will together with the Divine Child. And the extinction of the Sun is exactly God repossessing it from Amon's hands!"
People just need to believe, and then some details would fill themselves in, Kasim knew this, so he wasn't surprised by the changes in the scene.
No matter whether these things are true or not, from now on, this is so.
Looking at Aibu in front of him, Kasim smiled faintly.
"And you, you will be the next High Priest."
Invisibly, with the death of the world and All Gods, the concepts and faith that once converged upon the Nine Pillar Gods lost their place of return.
But with the recognition of the last intelligent life form in the world, it seemed they had found their source of convergence.