"Let me see, Bobo, which part of the rule suits you best?"
Kana's divine thought carefully scans Bobo's status.
The so-called subordinate god is essentially a god, who mirrors and imparts a portion of rules and authority that they command to specific followers.
This allows the recipient to wield a portion of the god's power through the bestowed strength.
However, this mirroring and granting is strictly limited, constrained by the main god's own divine power strength and the depth of rule mastery.
Therefore, the number of subordinate gods a deity can have also has a ceiling.
Generally, the stronger and more expansive the rule a main god commands, the more profound the understanding of the rule, then theoretically, they can enshrine more subordinate gods.
But, the issue lies in if one chases quantity excessively, fracturing their core rules too finely for multiple subordinate gods, the power grasped by each may not be significant.
