God's dream.
Among the eight Great Angels tasked with granting trials, seven had initiated their trials, with two trialists having already failed.
Only Solamus was still hesitating, yet to commence the first trial for Noen.
In the view of this Angel Leader, Noen was simply too frail, the one with the most remote hope among all the angels' trialists.
Solamus treasured each opportunity for trial and harbored great concern and expectation for every trialist.
That was precisely why Solamus had not yet given Noen a trial, for he believed that the latter might not even be able to complete the first trial.
Moreover, the significance of this round of angelic trials surpassed all those prior.
This time, the angels would bestow divine grace upon those who passed their trials.
All these reasons had to this day left Solamus still undecided.
After all, as long as he delayed, refraining from commencing the trial, there remained hope for Noen to pass.
