Pausing for a moment, Di Tou realised where the blind spot in his thinking might come from. The Heaven's 'mark' or observation might not be something on him, like a stamp or a special dot, rather, it might be everyone else…. Every bird, every rock, every mortal he passed by, their eyes and senses would linger on Di Tou for half a moment longer, observing him and paying him notice.
It might not even be a fully conscious thing, but rather a subtle inclination… for a bird they might feel like something shiny or strange was going on around Di Tou, and they needed to glance a moment longer to ensure everything was safe, and for a human, they might just find Di Tou exceptionally ugly or pretty compared to a normal person at first glance and a second glance was granted to try to confirm or deny their thoughts…
Endless little interactions that couldn't really be critiqued would add up into Heaven's attention, for the Heavens was a composite of everything and everyone.
