Farosa closed the room where Sally was cocooning, ensuring that no one else would interfere.
Considering the Rat Witch might have obtained great power, Farosa was both astonished and somewhat repulsed.
In Farosa's view, Sally cheaply harvested the Ratmen's faith, acting like a thief squeezing out ideals; everything about her seemed fake.
Power and wisdom must be pure, the result of personal accumulation, not the projection of an external force.
Now that Sally had touched the realm of godhood before her, Farosa felt a deep imbalance. On one hand, she wanted to transform into a deity just like Sally, but on the other, she was constrained by a lack of resources.
What's more critical was that the underwater expedition had drained Farosa of her energy, and she had to rest properly for a while.
