"Sun God Gewon?"
Tusur's face was filled with astonishment. He didn't understand why Corsaro had brought up another deity, but after thinking for a moment, he replied with a frown, "The temple originally preserved many ancient texts, but unfortunately, most of them were lost during our migrations and wandering. However, some ancient doctrines did mention Gewon..."
He struggled to recall, then said uncertainly, "I remember that Gewon was the God of Fire, my Lord's ally in the Celestial Realm—and His most trusted ally at that. My Lord called Him brother."
"Brother?" Corsaro looked surprised.
Had Gewon and Anse really once been so close? This was certainly a secret of the gods.
"Yes." Tusur nodded. "My Lord has been close to the God of Fire since the Prehistoric Era. They were allies for tens of thousands of years, and He never betrayed Him."
Corsaro let out a cold laugh.
Tusur had guessed part of the truth. As a Chosen One, Corsaro had clearly learned what happened back then from the god. He couldn't help asking in a low voice, "Has Gewon not fallen?"
"Of course not." Corsaro's voice deepened. "Not only is He alive and well, He also stole my Lord's 'Blazing Sun' Divine Duty and merged it with the 'Dawn' and 'Dusk' Divine Duties to form 'Sun,' thereby ascending as the Sun God."
"Ah..."
Tusur looked as though he had been struck by lightning, his pupils widening violently.
Corsaro's words contained far too much information. They had left Tusur's mind blank, and for a long while, he couldn't speak.
However, one matter concerned him most. Trembling, he asked, "My Lord... My Lord lost the Blazing Sun Divine Duty?"
"That's right." Corsaro nodded.
"But those Divine Arts..." As the High Priest of the temple, Tusur understood the gods far better than