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In Celtic Mythology, the renowned sun god, Lugh Mac Ethlenn, had a half-human, half-divine son.

His original name was Setanta. He was an irritable and violent warrior, and the Ulster Cycle of Celtic Mythology contained many accounts of his bloodlust and drinking, as well as countless massacres.

Of course, this half-human, half-divine son of the sun god was also an exceptionally brave hero and Great Knight.

When he was seven years old, he killed a fierce hound. To compensate for the loss caused by that excessive act, he swore to temporarily serve as the watchdog for the hound's owner.

Afterward, when this half-human, half-divine hero and Great Knight became famous throughout the land, people called him the Hound of Culann. From then on, he was known to the world as Cú Chulainn.

Legend had it that this half-human, half-divine hero and Great Knight possessed a cursed Magic Spear.

Once thrust, it would certainly strike the enemy's heart.

Its name was—Gae Bolg.

Its ability specifically manifested as a reversal of causality. With striking the heart as the prerequisite, it first determined the result of striking the heart, then used the act of swinging the spear as the cause to launch the attack.

Because the result of striking the heart had already been ordained, once Gae Bolg was unleashed and swung at an enemy, ordinary defense and evasion became meaningless.

No matter what, Gae Bolg would definitely strike its opponent's heart.

That was why this Magic Spear was called a cursed spear: a sure-kill spear that directly reversed causality, determining the effect first before bringing about the cause.

To nullify such a spear, one would need luck great enough to alter fate itself. Otherwise, there was absolutely