Tyr did not think that anyone would track his blatant, reckless placement of divine power rivets. After all, there were only so many battle-hardened Blazing Sun Professionals in the Multiverse—one could count them on both hands. He knew perfectly well who might be capable of following him. Under such circumstances, this great divine power Deity remained highly confident.
Although Kava, who had come to the Sea of Chaos alongside Tyr, felt that this behavior was somewhat inappropriate out of caution, after giving it some thought... he could not come up with any convincing reason to refute the hot-tempered God of Justice. After all, "I just have a bad feeling about this" was hardly a good reason. The Sea of Chaos was a convergence point for chaotic laws; everything here was strange, no matter where one went. His "feeling" proved nothing.
In that case... should they just let it go?
Forget it. Before I knew it, Tyr had already endured the erosion of his divine office and the faith of his believers for millions of years again. He seemed even more arrogant and impulsive than before. Sooner or later, I would probably end up like this too. I was in no position to lecture anyone.
Kava shook his head helplessly and desolately. Saying nothing more, he chose to remain silent and focus on searching the unknown region numbered 96482476352 within the Sea of Chaos. Although the pillar of rivet-light several light-years away, infused with an excessive amount of Blazing Sun-tier divine power, was still flaunting its brilliance, that did not matter...
It was fine. Behind him, the smiling Tyr had already lit another towering Divine Power rivet. Its dazzling radiance blazed like a newly risen little sun in the depths of chaotic darkness, scorching and piercing to the eye. If this