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Chapter 1602 That Big Sword

Kullene stood there, sweat on her forehead as Blaze and Herby looked on.

Putting aside Herbie, Blaze subconsciously reached for Gungnir behind him. It was so sad that the trust between them was so low that they had to use this ultimate weapon to maintain it.

Now that Blaze already holds Gungnir, he seems to have no choice but to tell the truth.

"Okay, fine. Even I sometimes feel that 'family disgrace should not be made public'." Kullene took a deep breath, made sufficient preparations, and spoke slowly.

"Don't be scared. Be sure to be mentally prepared. It's best..."

"Do not talk nonsense."

"Okay, okay, you impatient little rascals who like to hear about other people's ugly deeds." Facing the paper balls thrown by Herbie and Blaze, Kullene said with great difficulty, "The Remains of the Sky is probably, maybe, 99% likely to be the thing of my great-great-grandfather."

"That thing?"

"You two little brats, are you teasing me? Do you think I can't say those two words?" Kullene raised his eyebrows and said unhappily, "You are simply underestimating me. Do you know what kind of god I was before? I taught people to [beep——], do you know, [beep——]!"

Blaze and Herbie covered their ears at the same time to avoid being contaminated by the angry Kullene.

Only when Kurene stopped making a fuss did the two men put down their hands. Of course, they didn't put down too much, as they were on guard against Kurene's sudden attack.

"..." Kullene's chest rose and fell violently twice, and he waved his hand helplessly, "Well, the two people in the Golden Sea of ​​Trees should have told you the story of the separation of heaven and earth."

"I did." Blaze looked at Herbie, who looked confused. He explained, "When the sky and the earth were first created, they were connected, and then they were separated."

"What kind of explanation is this?" Kullene shook her head helplessly, but did not correct or add anything.

He put his palms together and then slowly opened them.

"Although I am not a witness, I have heard that every initial mythological totem will experience a creation act called [separation]. Between the two tightly fitted together, a space large enough to accommodate the world will be born because of [separation]."

"My great-great-grandfather, my father's father's father, was the god of the sky, the first king of the gods when [Olympus] was not yet [Olympus]."

"As the first male in the world, the most powerful god occupied the only female. However, he occupied the only reproductive right and was unwilling to [separate], leaving space for his offspring to survive, and all his offspring were trapped in Gaia's belly."

"That was not a pleasant experience for Gaia."

"Although I don't know the scene at that time, it was probably because the Earth Goddess Gaia was tired of the King of Gods, who was both her son and husband, always being attached to her. So when the union was still in the womb, the second generation King of Gods cut off the first generation King of Gods."

"Oh~" Blaze selectively ignored the chaotic human relationships in Kullene's story. After all, she was the first life in the world, and she couldn't be so particular.

For the first life in the world, giving birth to offspring was a natural behavior. However, while the first generation of the king of gods completed the birth process, he blocked the birth of offspring and the world, causing great pain to Gaia, the goddess of the earth. It was natural that he was overthrown.

"Anyway, after the thing of the first generation of the king of the gods was cut off, the sky and the earth separated, and the initial world was born. As for the thing that was cut off, it was thrown into the only place where it could be stored because it was quite taboo - the sea. But for some reason, it ended up in the hands of the sky giant again."

Kullene spread her hands, showing a helpless expression.

"So do you know why I reacted like this? This thing that was cut from the sky and should have disappeared in the ocean was actually enshrined so close to the sky without me noticing." Blaze subconsciously became nervous.

"Is there any problem with this? For example, the first generation of the King of the Gods will return because of this."

Cyrene shook her head, her tone firm.

"He will never come back. This is not my confidence, but an objective fact. He symbolizes hope and the future. He was born from Gaia's prayers, but he violated the meaning of his own birth."

"It was neither Gaia nor the second generation king of gods who destroyed him and banished him to the sky. It was himself. Therefore, he cannot return and can only forever turn into the sky that can be seen but not touched."

Blaze breathed a sigh of relief and sat in a chair complaining about Kullene's constant startling.

Kullene should have talked to him in a more relaxed and teasing tone about this kind of thing, although he didn't want to hear it.

Cyrene took the opportunity to tell Blaze her story about the Age of the Gods, but Blaze of course declined and ran away immediately.

After the boy ran out of sight, Kullene's relaxed smile slowly faded.

For a moment, the only sounds in the room were Hebi's writing and the turning of pages.

Herbie said without looking up from his work at his desk with his glasses on.

"Go ahead."

"It won't appear for no reason, no, it will be discovered." Kullene narrowed his eyes, raised his hand and knocked on his forehead, as if he wanted to wake himself up in this way.

"This must be some kind of sign, but it's too huge, even I am too small to see the whole picture."

"You're really serious." Hebi stretched, leaned back in his chair and looked at Kullene, "Why haven't I seen you take it so seriously before."

"Of course I'm reluctant. Besides, since I have chosen to come to you, I have to move in sync with you." Kullene turned around and faced Hebi with a cynical smile on her face again.

"But don't expect too much from me. Someone who knows the answer but goes looking for the problem won't be able to find the correct solution. Maybe he can't even find the problem itself."

"I can't compare to that kid in this regard."

"Really?" Hebi held her chin up, thinking of the boy who just slipped away, she couldn't help but chuckle, "Maybe what he finds isn't a problem."

"Just another [person] who needs help."

"Human~ What an ambiguous statement." Kullene sighed meaningfully. After officially entering the world, he could no longer gloat over others' misfortunes and laugh as if he was watching a play.

"I thought that after the matter of the King of Atlantis was over, I could have a good rest for a while and have some fun. It seems that this is not possible."

(End of this chapter)