After the Goddess of Magic finished speaking, Gawain fell into a long moment of contemplation.
What he was thinking about was not just the idea that the Goddess of Magic had put forward at this moment, but also a problem that might arise for all the "God of Yore" in the future: these beings who had already stepped down from their divine thrones, completely or partially freed themselves from the Chains of Faith, yet the mortal believers under their names still remembered their "God of Yore"; they could not be kept forever like under house arrest in places such as the defied Court, they were also qualified to move about in the mortal world—but how should they move about? To what extent could they involve themselves in the mortal world? How should one control their interactions with mortals in order to prevent the Chains of Faith from being rebuilt? These were all questions that had to be pondered.
