No, because that will always be the case. A god cannot lose parts of themselves — [ without other gods meddling, tbh; which is basically a sin against the world ] — only be ended as a whole. And were I, reality itself would be done for.

[ It is characteristic of him to believe such concrete things, for it is what he was made for. Reality itself manifested him to embody the desert, as it manifested his mother to embody the night sky and his father, the desert. In his mind, were any of them to be erased from reality, so too would what they represented — the two were immutably tethered together, after all.

So, as long as war exists? Set does. ]

It must be aggravating, to live a life as delicate as yours — that a change of location is enough to rob you so thoroughly. I bet I could bring some excitement back into your life.

[ Sadly, Set always has a mocking little affect, but he can sympathize with the feelings of power loss — and maybe, the feeling of still being beyond others despite it? His mouth curls a little further, eyes brightening independently of the cybernetic-enhancements as he's practically dared into a fight. "I bet I would win", this man says, and the desire to test that belief surges inside of him. ]

Are you issuing me a challenge? You want to have a little fun together?