Legend had it that when Yabolun walked the Wilderness of the New World and began calling on people to establish Hami Jidun, he displayed his Extraordinary Power without restraint and was therefore reverently called a "god."
Yet because of the rampant bloodshed behind those unrestrained displays, some also called him the "Black Christ."
Yabolun had never called himself a god, but in many people's eyes, he truly was a deity walking the earth. He had once been relatively well-known in the Secular World, but after the 1990s, when the Covenant Lord put him under restraint and increasingly stringent permission networks deliberately obscured him, his fame gradually faded.
It was roughly around that time that his unrestrained Extraordinary Power began to turn inward and was displayed in a systematic fashion.
Because he borrowed the Book of Revelation from the "New Testament" to describe that system, busybodies dubbed it the "Revelation Seven Seals."
It was said that when Yabolun, under the name Black Christ, opened the seventh seal, the trumpets of death and disaster sounded, and a Black Tide of despairing natural calamities poured from the void, causing his enemies' bodies and souls alike to collapse and rot within it.
It was said that even the Covenant Lord of those days had nearly been completely worn away within it. Only by relying on a "rune covenant" made with the so-called Sacred of the Past had he returned from death and turned the tables in desperate circumstances.
Ronan stood quietly in the middle of the street.
The blinding radiance wiped away every detail from his field of vision, making even the Blood Demon's figure hard to see clearly. The violently shaking structure of the Space Fault also blurred his sense of distance from her.
Likewise, judging the distance between himself and Yabolun had