Although the voice that had sent him here had linked him to the Heavens, Di Tou wasn't convinced that the voice was on the same level as the Heavens. It should be stronger, more powerful, more mighty!
Of course, with his limited world view, Di Tou couldn't explain this thoughtfully, but just based on the fact that the voice only came part of the time when the Mandate gave him directives should speak leaps and bounds towards its prestige. If the Heavens were the emperor, how could it let its words be tarnished by others? Even if had another announce its intent, it would only be the Heaven's borrowing the words of others. But instead, it felt like the situation was flipped on its head, and the Heavens were a messenger, while the voice was the lord.
