The night before the Zog online shopping platform's major sale.
11:50 PM.
With ten minutes to go before the crucial moment, the platform's entire operations and maintenance team was in position, ready to face the peak traffic.
Judging from the data gathered during the pre-sale, the event was performing even better than expected.
The number of new users on the shopping platform exceeded expectations, which also meant that at the stroke of midnight, the lag would be worse than anticipated.
This was something they had only discovered as the number of users on the Divine Remains Network grew.
In the past, Zog had assumed there was no limit to using faith as bandwidth.
It was only after experiencing occasional lag during peak hours that he realized the Divine Remains weren't as perfect as he had thought.
A single Divine Remains could only handle a limited amount of faith simultaneously.
Therefore, they had to distribute the load, creating separate "servers."
