Noah could not understand why Odin was more eager than he was. Clearly considering the Space-Time Realm as his private territory, yet before he even took any initiative, this old Divine King voluntarily handed over everything.
Although in terms of interests, the two seemed not at odds, Noah did not completely abandon the use of faith. The mere maintenance of Heroic Spirit Hall's belief in the Abyss required a massive consumption of faith power.
Odin knew this, for Noah never concealed the existence of Heroic Spirit Hall. Therefore, in terms of short-term faith, Odin would certainly be at a loss, as for the long-term future, Noah could provide no guarantees.
Yet even under such circumstances, Odin was still proactive, raising Noah's suspicions, for standing in Odin's position, Noah believed he would not make such a choice. Even if there was no escape in the end, a delay would be preferable.
