The [God of Magic's Disciple] was, contrary to what most people would assume at first glance, not nearly as terrifying as a true servant of a god.
His title sounded impressive. His presence was heavy. His mana was dense and oppressive.
Any normal player in the [Lower Domain] would tremble the moment they saw his panel.
But Leon was not a normal player. He had seen real servants before.
He had fought them. He had died because of them.
And compared to those beings, this so called "disciple" was lacking something fundamental.
The reason was simple: he was not truly linked to the [God of Magic].
That was precisely why he was called a "disciple" instead of a "servant." The distinction was not just a matter of words.
In this world, titles carried meaning. A servant was bound. A servant was chosen. A servant was infused directly with divine authority.
A disciple, on the other hand, was merely someone who had received a fragment.
