Even as a deity, this situation is perfectly normal. A deity always needs an external guiding concept and designation to express what they govern, what power they have, and what they can achieve.
Surely, the Death God won't ignore death to plant trees and become the Great Druid, right?
The God of the Sky can't fly, the God of the Sea will drown, the deity of the land will trip when walking, and the god of the mountains is actually pressed down by the mountain?
Eh!
The Blank God's hollow yet bright eyes flashed with a strange light!
To defy one's Supreme Divinity or to distort its original meaning is common in the Sixth Era but rare in other eras. So, the point is to destroy one's preconceived notions, right?
[Just like... the Enlightenment God said, constantly overthrowing one's established notions, absorbing different information from each era, the next era is always different from the previous one....]
[I.... can I understand some of it?]
