This Isn't Theological Enough!

Boom! Boom! Boom! Boom!

Wrapped in a dazzling Aether Light Flow, several luxurious flying vessels made entirely of gold and emeralds, shaped like enormous golden-green birds, streaked forward. The Magic Formations around their wings hummed as they focused like cannon muzzles, unleashing gathered Magic Beams ahead.

The Valkyries along the way sensed the surging magical power within them. Their hair stood on end, and they instinctively raised their shields, only to be blasted away as the surrounding area was cleared.

What the hell were those things?!

Inside Hot Spring Pass, Skadi stood before the sand table. Seeing the Valkyrie Legion suffer casualties through the Magic Formations, her expression changed drastically.

"The Shining Chariot of Light—Vimana!"

As everyone grew doubtful, Samael, reclining on his throne, gave a light cough and murmured softly, answering the heroes stationed beside him.

According to certain Sanskrit texts from Ancient India, these mythical flying machines possessed sturdy bodies resembling enormous birds, with most of their materials being gold and precious gemstones.

People could sit within them and soar through the skies. They could ascend and descend vertically, move forward, backward, and diagonally. Even humans could roam freely through the skies where gods traveled and the boundless oceans.

Furthermore, some stone tablets and records even described these flying machines as carrying powerful weapons and being used in warfare. The two great ancient Indian epic narratives, the Ramayana and the Mahabharata, both described their specific functions.

Vimanas came equipped with functions such as zigzag flight, spreading their wings for high-speed travel, emergency evasive maneuvers to avoid collisions with other Vimanas, optical camouflage, invisibility, and communications interception.

Moreover, these things were powered by solar crystals fueled with Mercury, using solar energy for propulsion. They could ignore the laws of physics and fly at high speeds, easily surpassing modern jet