"Being too clever is not always a good thing, Kyle," Denia could not possibly be unaware of the reason Pannis first posed such a frightening question before elaborately clarifying his own question, but this was merely the art of inquiry. Deities would not truly harbor any dissatisfaction over it, so the goddess merely glanced at Pannis with a smile and patiently answered, "Aside from the Father Deity, nothing is immortal, child. Mortals die, just as deities die. Indeed, we possess lifespans far longer than mortals, so prolonged they seem almost eternal, but if our lives do fade, we die just as mortals do, falling into an everlasting slumber."
"That is to say, deities do not die of natural causes, but they can be killed," Pannis murmured to himself before raising his voice, "I understand now, Lady Denia. You mean to say that even divine souls can experience death, which in this respect is no different from mortals."
