Ves rarely interacted with his mother these days.
Whether it was himself in the Red Ocean or Veronica in the Milky Way, the Oblivion Empress liked to be aloof and spend her precious time on her own plots and schemes.
Ves understood it. Ever since he resurrected her, she became a True God, a transcendent existence who perceived reality in a very different fashion than 'mortals' like himself.
It was as if she lived in a four-dimensional universe while lesser beings were still confined to a three-dimensional universe.
Even if their living spaces overlapped, their perspectives diverged too much to attain mutual understanding.
A part of Ves hated it because his mother knew so much. She could help him avoid so many detours and gain much greater power at the fraction of the price. If she wanted to, she could use her superior might and understanding to quickly tutor him and rapidly rise to power just like she had done with his eldest sister Helena.
