The God of Time owned a wax museum, a resting place for the gods.
But the death of a deity was unlike that of a mortal; they seemed to be mounted by the God of Time and stamped with strange certifications such as "Eternally Remembered."
Similar to the God of Time, the God of Stillness also owned a sculpture gallery, except no one could ever enter, and the God of Stillness didn't collect the corpses of the gods either.
Among the nineteen gods, the God of Stillness acted more like a sort of barrier. When "she" decided something needed to stop, that thing was stripped from the phenomenon of motion and entered a state of absolute stillness—a level so absolute that not even the object itself could perceive it.
Normally, there is no way to confirm that an object is in a state of absolute stillness. So generally speaking, and in most cases, objects in absolute stillness do not exist.
