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Chapter 1470 The Two Saints of Yin and Yang, the Venerable Suzang
"Ding! The fourth top-tier Saint-level martial arts summoning card, the folk myth - the Sun Candle of the Two Saints of Yin and Yang, with a command of 69, martial arts of 109 (strong), intelligence of 78, and politics of 82."

The mythical beast of ancient folk legends—the Sun Candlelight, one of the Two Saints of Yin and Yang!

Legend has it that Zhuzhao was formed by the combination of the ultimate yang energy from the Yin and Yang cosmos and the essence of the sun transformed from the eye of Pangu. It is called a sacred god, the ruler of the sun and the most powerful sacred beast in the universe.

Zhuzhao and Taiyin Youying together gave birth to the Four Symbols Sacred Beasts, which appeared as huge black spheres.

According to the legend, after Pangu created the world and died, his eyes transformed into the sun and the moon respectively, and combined with the yin and yang energies to give birth to Zhuzhao and Youying.

Through the transformation of the four symbols, the two gave rise to all the divine beasts, ferocious beasts, and mortal beasts in the world, ultimately giving life to the world created by Pangu.

Zhuzhao appears as a giant black sphere, while Youying is a white hollow ring. Some believe that Zhuzhao created all things.

After Pangu created the world and died, his eyes transformed into the sun and the moon, which then combined with the yin and yang energies of the two polarities, thus giving birth to the sun Zhuzhao and the moon Youying.

The sun and moon are no longer found in modern mythology, and people know very little about them. The few records of the sun are only found in some rare ancient books and scattered records on some bronzes. As for the records of the moon, they are even rarer, with only a few inscriptions on unearthed bronzes.

"Ding! The fifth top-tier Saint-level martial arts summoning card, Susanoo from Japanese mythology, with a command 72, martial arts 108, intelligence 66, and politics 79."

Susanoo (also known as Takehachi Susanoo-no-Mikoto, Susanoo-no-Mikoto, Susanoo-no-Mikoto, and Ushi-no-Ten-Oh) is a deity in Japanese mythology. He is one of the three noble sons born of Izanagi, a god of rage and rebirth in Japanese mythology, and is one of the three noble sons along with Amaterasu and Tsukuyomi.

Her personality was fierce and fickle. She was assigned by her father to govern the ocean in the Plain of the Sea, but she refused to take up the post. As a result, she was expelled from Takamagahara and caused the Ame no Iwato incident, which plunged the world into darkness. The gods used the Yata no Kagami and the Yasakani no Magatama to lure Amaterasu back to life.

His story originates from the Kojiki and Nihon Shoki, the two oldest historical records in Japan, which document the creation myths of the Japanese archipelago and the origins of the ancient imperial family.

Unlike his sister Amaterasu, who is gentle and radiant, Susanoo is wild and unrestrained. He is often depicted as a deity with intense emotions and destructive tendencies. His image is often associated with storms, the ocean, and violence, symbolizing the unpredictable forces of nature.

One of the most famous legends tells of Susanoo being exiled by Amaterasu for causing a series of disturbances in Takamagahara (the sacred land where the gods reside).

During his exile, he arrived in Izumo Province, where he met an old man who was troubled by the threat posed by the giant serpent monster "Yamata no Orochi" to the local people.

The two elderly people have eight daughters, but one of them is eaten by the Yamata no Orochi every year. Now, it seems that the last one is about to be eaten, so the old couple and their daughters are crying incessantly.

Yamata no Orochi is a demon with eyes like red lanterns, eight heads, eight tails, and a body longer than eight valleys.

Susanoo was captivated by Kushinada-hime's beauty. After receiving a promise to marry her, Susanoo resolved to subdue the giant serpent and rid the people of this scourge.

Then Susanoo transformed Kushinada-hime into a comb and stuck it in his hair. He then asked the two old men, Tadashi-ru and Tenashi-ru, to make eight large gates out of a fence and place eight barrels of strong liquor in front of the gates.

Before long, the Yamata no Orochi arrived. After drinking all the fragrant wine, it lay drunk on the ground.

Susanoo seized the opportunity to wield the Totsuka-no-Tsurugi and attempt to slay the Yamata no Orochi. However, when he cut into the already dead Yamata no Orochi's tail, the blade of the Totsuka-no-Tsurugi chipped open. Upon dissecting the tail piece by piece, Susanoo discovered that it contained a hard and sharp sword, which was the Ame-no-Murakumo-no-Tsurugi.

The sword that Susanoo obtained was called the Kusanagi-no-Tsurugi, a sword he had never seen before. So he offered the Kusanagi-no-Tsurugi to Amaterasu.

This precious sword was called the Kusanagi Sword by Amaterasu. Later, this sword, along with the Yata Mirror and the Yasakani no Magatama, were known as the "Three Sacred Treasures". Susanoo later rescued Kushinada-hime in Izumo Province and married her, giving birth to Yashima Shinomiya. Their descendant, Ōkuninushi, became the ruler of the earth.

According to the "Wakan Sansai Zue", its fierce energy transformed into the Tengu Tengoku, who gave birth to Tenmayu (Tenjaku) alone, and was regarded as the source of Tenjaku.

Su Ye stared at Susanoo's panel, his brows furrowed so deeply they could trap a fly, and his lips curled into an undisguised look of disgust. He picked up the cool tea on the table and took a big gulp to suppress the inexplicable unease in his heart.

"What's wrong with this system? The first four were either the ceiling of basic weaponry level 110 or top-tier combat power level 109, how come the fifth one is such a piece of trash?"

"The Japanese mythological god of rage and regeneration is nothing more than a guy who bullies a drunken snake by relying on his divine weapon. In our Chinese mythology, any mountain god or land god would probably be more respectable than him."

"Furthermore, Japanese mythology is essentially a collection of borrowed ideas. In ancient times, the ancient Chinese people crossed the sea, bringing with them many myths, legends, and skills. They picked them up, modified them, and made them their own."

"This Yamata no Orochi is most likely the remains of Xiang Liu from our Chinese civilization who escaped, but they've exaggerated it into some kind of calamity-causing giant serpent. Compared to our Chinese legends of Hou Yi shooting down the sun and Yu the Great controlling the floods, the story of Susanoo slaying Yamata no Orochi is pitifully small in scale. It's nothing more than stealing a broken sword and marrying a girl. Does he even deserve to be called a 'god'?"

Su Ye's tone carried a hint of sneer.

"Even in Norse mythology, characters like Thor and Loki at least have grand narratives of creation and Ragnarok, and their combat power is real."

"But Japanese mythology is just about trivial matters over and over again. The gods are either petty and easily angered or have little ability, so they can only rule over a small island."

He couldn't help but add, recalling the Norse mythology lineup that Jormungandr had brought with him when he summoned it before.

"Our Chinese culture emphasizes the harmony between heaven and man. Gods either protect the common people or expand the territory. Even ferocious beasts must have the ability to overturn rivers and seas. This Susanoo is good for nothing but fighting. He is also violent and fickle. If we summon such a person, he will probably cause trouble in our own camp before we even deal with the enemy."

Su Ye shook his head.

"This kind of unlucky thing is just adding to the trouble; let's get rid of it first!"

"Ding! The host has removed Susanoo. The remaining candidates are: Shi Gandang, Lucifer, Yinglong, and Taiyang Zhuzhao. Please remove one more person."

The system prompt sounds at the right time.

Su Ye rubbed his chin, hesitating.

The remaining four are all top-tier fighters, and it would be a shame to remove any one of them.

Yinglong goes without saying; he is the ultimate war god of the Jiwu 110, with solid achievements in ancient mythology, including slaying Chiyou and Kuafu, controlling the waters and stabilizing the nine provinces. He can not only confront Tyfeng, who possesses extreme qi, but also control the water system. Whether it is supporting Yuzhou in resisting the Mongol cavalry or in the subsequent conquest of Daling and Daxuan, he can play a huge role.

Moreover, as a dragon, Yinglong has a natural advantage in water-based combat, and may even be the only top-tier water combat god under Su Ye's command.

(End of this chapter)