We have to admit that in most topics that easily spark controversy, "I have experience" is always more convincing than "I don't think so," especially when that experience can't be replicated by others, its persuasiveness is enhanced by a hundredfold. When Enya said the words "I've died," the scene instantly fell silent. Amon and Milmina's expressions froze, let alone say anything further. Only Gawain barely had the right to speak, as he had also died — but he hadn't been a god...
The thought of doing sit-ups in a coffin is an experience that can't exactly be shared with Enya...
The awkward silence lasted for almost half a minute before Milmina finally hesitated and broke the silence, "Well... your assertion is indeed very convincing, but now you..."
The former Goddess of Magic pondered for a long time before finally sorting out her words smoothly: "Haven't you come back to life... Since you have already resurrected from death, our concern about the War God's return is also..."
