After Gawain finished speaking, he fell silent, leaving time for Nariteer and Duvalt to think.
As he himself said, he didn't want to force the "god" who had already shed its divinity to become a component of the Narrator Neural Network. Although he could certainly control the other party to do so, and could even use his special powers to dismantle the other's personality, reset it to become the "Narrator Core," this would go against his principles.
He defeated a god, not to become the next "god" himself.
Of course, he still earnestly hoped Nariteer and Duvalt would agree to his terms. This wasn't just because he needed them to further research the secrets of the gods, but also because in his plan, the Narrator Neural Network needed a super core like the "Supreme Narrator" to achieve higher goals.
