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The four gods, Kana, Cronus, Thalia, and Luminar, gathered here.

They spoke in Talia’s palace on the cliffs of the “Bonsai Plateau”.

The goddess of life, Talia, had a pure, curious light shining in her emerald green eyes.

Although she has a long lifespan, even though she is a newly born god, the length of life she has experienced is dozens or even hundreds of times longer than that of Kana.

She has also seen countless new and wonderful worlds and visited countless places.

But she had never seen or experienced a world destroyed by the Void or being invaded by the Void.

Because that area is also dangerous for the gods.

She tirelessly inquired about Kana's experiences, the unique features of the Holy Stone Plane, and the chilling effects of the Void Corruption that world was suffering from.

Kana naturally satisfied the other party's curiosity, as there was nothing to hide.

So he patiently answered her questions, satisfying the curiosity of this Titan goddess of life.

He recounted the creation at the core of the Holy Stone Plane, the emergence and disappearance of the world's will, and the ever-approaching shadows of the void.

There wasn't much of a sense of crisis in his words, nor was there any sense of grief or sorrow.

They do not seem to be desperate about the crisis that is to come.

He has the reputation of being a savior, and he certainly does possess that ability.

Having the name of a savior means that his world has the ability to survive the apocalypse.

Even if it's just barely clinging to life.

Three days have passed since Cana arrived in the Titan world.

According to Cronus in the palace, the summons from the god-king [the glorious Titan Savior] should be within the next two days.

Just as they were thinking this, a unique and powerful divine energy fluctuation, like ripples spreading from a stone thrown into a calm lake, clearly came from the direction of the divine realm above and was instantly perceived by the four gods present.

The four gods immediately stood up and looked in the direction from which the fluctuations came.

As a Titan god belonging to the Temple of War, Cronus was most acutely and profoundly sensitive to the power fluctuations related to the Father God.

A smile immediately spread across his rugged face. He patted Kana's shoulder forcefully with his large, fan-like hand and laughed loudly, "See? What did I tell you? The messenger of the Father God has come to summon you, brother!"

With that, he led the group outside.

They quickly arrived at the platform outside the palace.

I glanced slightly ahead.

A simple, open-air carriage floated silently in the air, pulled not by any animal, but by three large, elegant deer.

The giant horns on their heads are not ordinary bone, but rather like living, slowly growing, dazzling crowns, exuding an aura of nobility and harmony with nature.

This creature, Kana, knows.

These past few days, he hasn't just been chatting idly; he's also been learning more about the environment of the Titan world and some of the history of this vast world.

For deities, acquiring knowledge is extremely rapid.

And the creature before them was naturally among the knowledge being acquired.

This is the "Crowned Deer" unique to the Titan Realm.

The entire carriage was made of dark, naturally grained, unknown sacred wood. It had no gemstone inlays or gold and silver decorations, yet it exuded a simple and ancient aura that had been refined over countless eras.

It's as if time itself has solidified into visible textures on it, and a single glance is enough to feel the profound sense of history.

This is what the gods sensed in this.

The presence of a car is even more peculiar.

It wore a pristine white robe, revealing a clear human silhouette, but upon closer inspection, the shadows beneath the hood and the wide sleeves revealed only emptiness.

It has no physical form, appearing as a pure aggregate of energy driven by some kind of will or rule.

Kronos tilted his head slightly and lowered his voice to introduce it to Kana.

“That was the Father God’s messenger, a messenger specifically responsible for conveying the Father God’s will in the Titan world. No one knows what race he is, nor does anyone know exactly what the nature of his power is. All that is known is that he is also a god-level being, possessing the rank of a weak god.”

After listening, Kana nodded slightly, indicating that he understood.

The unseen messenger, dressed in white robes, floated down lightly without uttering a word, but a peaceful and clear spiritual fluctuation was directly transmitted to the consciousness of each deity.

"The newborn savior, the great father god of the Titan world, invites you to be his guest."

His "gaze" turned to Kronos, Talia, and Luminar.

"Please come along with us."

Kronos immediately burst into loud laughter: "Haha, no problem, let's go!"

He stepped forward first, beckoning Kana, Talia, and Luminar to board the open-air carriage.

The carriage started moving silently amidst the thunderous roar of the Crowned Deer, rising steadily and swiftly into the sky.

It easily passed through the thin membrane of sky formed by the power of order that covered the main plane, quickly leaving the "bonsai plateau" and the vast plains below, which resembled emerald bonsai, far away.

The carriage crossed layers of ever-changing clouds, but this was merely an external illusion. In essence, this area was a connecting boundary between the main world and the divine realm, essentially a layer between the two worlds.

They actually traveled through space.

Passing through the sea of ​​clouds, we drove straight into a region where the light was purer and the laws were more stable—the Titan Realm.

As you pass through the last layer of clouds shimmering with gold, a magnificent sight comes into view.

A massive floating island hangs in the divine light, almost entirely occupied by a palace whose size cannot be described in words.

The palace was constructed entirely from some kind of shimmering white megalith, its surface rough and unpolished, giving it a primitive, rugged feel.

It is engraved with intricate, simple yet profound patterns.

Aside from its unparalleled size, grandeur, and pure whiteness, it strangely evokes no sense of superfluous decoration or outward power, as if its very existence is the embodiment of "order" and "eternity."

The carriage came to a steady stop in front of the palace's enormous, mountain-like gate.

A white-robed, formless messenger descended first, leading the group into the palace.

On either side of the entrance stood two Titan guardians, clad in heavy dark gold armor and wielding enormous spears that seemed capable of piercing the heavens.

They were like two statues carved from the hardest star cores, completely still, their breath barely perceptible.

But Kana's keen divine sense told him that both guardians were emanating a powerful aura of weak divine power.

Stepping through the enormous gate, a vast and magnificent hall, seemingly capable of holding the stars, suddenly opened up before me. At the deepest part of the hall, a throne as massive as a mountain stood majestically, upon which sat an unimaginably enormous Titan.

The figure was like a magnificent colossus sculpted directly by the power of nature; its mere existence exuded a sense of grandeur that supported the heavens and the earth.

However, this stunning sight lasted only a moment in everyone's eyes.

The next second, the spatial transformation was completed silently.

The magnificent throne and the colossal statues on it have all vanished.

The group found themselves unknowingly in the core area of ​​the main hall, as if the distant view they had just seen was merely an illusion.

Even with his divine spatial powers, Kana could hardly detect this sudden change.

Great divine power!

The gap between my meager divine power and that of the other party is truly outrageous.

The throne before me was still enormous, but its size had become more appropriate, and it no longer carried that oppressive feeling of absolute scale.

On the throne sat a Titan giant who was about two or three meters tall.

At this moment, the God-King's physique became more compatible with the visitor, and his supreme aura, which was originally enough to suppress countless worlds, was completely contained.

In this way, everyone can see the appearance of this [Glorious Titan Savior] more clearly.

Their physical features are very pure Titan, and they are not fundamentally different from the Titans seen in the Prime Plane's "Bonsai Plateau".

His short hair was as distinct as fine gold, and his single eye shimmered with a deep yet soft golden light. His facial features were strong yet possessed a peculiar gentleness.

He naturally exuded a slight air of authority, but what was even more profound was a peaceful aura, as all-encompassing as the earth.

If one did not know his identity, it would be hard to imagine, based solely on his restrained demeanor, that he is one of the most powerful pillars of the Astral Order.

Facing this great father god, Cronus looked solemn and was the first to bow his head slightly.

Talia, Luminar, and Kana immediately followed suit with the same respectful behavior.

"Great Father God."

"The Great Titan King."

They called out in unison, their voices echoing in the quiet hall.

Only after being addressed in this way did they raise their heads again.

After bowing respectfully, Kana, Kronos, Talia, and Luminar raised their heads, and an indescribable tranquility and profundity filled the hall.

That peaceful aura did not stem from a lack of power, but rather from an absolute control and inclusiveness that had settled after experiencing the vicissitudes of the astral realm and gaining insight into the essence of all things.

Cana could clearly sense that the seemingly ordinary Titan giant before him was a beacon of order and hope, an immortal cornerstone that supported the entire Titan pantheon and its magnificent world.

The perception of divine power contains a wealth of information, and this is what is transmitted from the divine aura that permeates the surroundings.

The God-King's gaze swept gently over the crowd without making anyone feel pressured, and finally landed on Kana.

That single, golden eye seemed to pierce through layers of appearances, gazing directly into Kana's soul and the core of his divinity.

Kana felt an indescribable pressure, not a sense of intimidation, but rather a feeling of insignificance as if his own existence were being examined under a vast star map.

But this scrutiny also carries the gentleness and expectation of an elder.

It's a very strange feeling.

It won't make you feel disgusted, but you can still sense the scrutiny the other person is giving you.

"Young savior," the voice of the God-King rang out, not loud, but clearly echoing in the depths of every god's heart, like the rhythm of an unchanging order, direct and gentle.

"Welcome to the world of Titan. Your arrival, and the title of 'savior' you bear, have already cast ripples on the orbit of destiny."

The destiny spoken by a great and powerful being is clearly not some kind of deception or fraud.

It is difficult to know the extent of the influence of the rules and power contained within a great deity.

Cronus grinned silently, as if to say, "See, I knew the Father knew."

Talia held her breath, her eyes filled with reverence for the Father God and anticipation for the conversation that was about to take place.

Luminar, on the other hand, curiously observed the God-King's form and the power of rules contained within the surrounding hall, his crystal-like body shimmering with a rational light.

The God-King's gaze lingered on Kana for a moment.

It's as if we're interpreting his brief but tumultuous path to godhood, and the chilling void shadow that looms over his home world—the "Sacred Stone Plane."

"Don't be so reserved."

The God-King's voice carried a comforting power, dispelling the last trace of tension in Kana's heart.

“Sit down. Kronos has told me about your world and your quest. To fight against the shadow of the void is the eternal responsibility and mission of the Order. Your courage and commitment are commendable.”

As the God-King spoke, several chairs of the same simple style, made of warm white jade and crystallized order, silently materialized in the hall.

Kana and the others sat down as instructed. The chairs felt warm and smooth, like jade, and seemed to soothe their minds.

"The Titan world," the God-King's voice carried a weighty sense of reminiscence and pride, "was the first place in the Astral Plane to break free from the clutches of the Void and be reborn in flames."

"We have faced the despair that devours everything, and we know the price that must be paid to ignite the flame of hope in the ashes of destruction."

"Therefore, we understand the weight you bear and why you must cross the astral plane to seek information and answers."

The God-King's gaze refocused on Kana, his golden pupils seemingly containing boundless power.

"Tell me, young guardian. About the void shadows that entangle your world, and the 'path to survival' you envision."

"Your confusion, your plans, the specific direction you are taking in seeking Titan's help. Only by understanding your predicament and your determination can I know how the light of order can illuminate your path forward."

The atmosphere inside the hall was solemn and dignified, as if time itself had slowed down under the will of this ancient deity.

Cana knew this was the moment to confront the most powerful leader of the Astral Order.

The so-called data-driven rules, though newly established, are nothing more than novelties to the being who has already reached the pinnacle.

So there's nothing to hide from Kana and Kana's world.

The gap between the two sides was so large that Canna couldn't offer the other anything of value.

The only reason for meeting with them, offering help and respect is that what Cana and his group are experiencing now is what the Titan world once experienced.

He took a deep breath, meeting the God-King's peaceful yet all-seeing gaze, and prepared to begin recounting the crisis facing his world.

The opportunity that ignited the divine fire, his exploration of the Abyss, his visit to the Ring City, and his hopes placed in the Titan world's experience and power to combat the Void. (End of Chapter)