Eisen raised a brow at what Silber just said. So it was what he thought. There were two paths to godhood, one for people, and one for monsters.
People with incredible achievements during their lifetime, upon death, would sometimes be chosen to ascend to godhood.
Meanwhile, monsters didn't have the privilege of being 'chosen'. They had to reach the maximum level; the monsters' peak. Of course, it was easier for monsters to get to that point, hence why there were dozens of transcendent monsters and only five people that peaked, but that didn't change just how much of an achievement that was. However, Eisen did wonder exactly what made a monster qualified to become a god.
