"Just like that, he got it?"
In Ron's Tomb, Xu Nan found the sight somewhat unbelievable.
Quillras had obtained the Frost Giant's treasure far too easily, hadn't he?
Considering what Green Light had said earlier, although he had mentioned acting at someone's request, there were still many doubts throughout the entire process.
It was as if some immensely powerful force was secretly pushing Quillras onward.
"Maybe it's just my imagination."
Xu Nan thought to himself.
He was rather curious about the items in the Frost Giant's sarcophagus, so he asked Ben.Franklin for his opinion.
As a Temple Raider, Ben's knowledge of the gods was surely maxed out.
Sure enough, after pondering for only a moment, he quickly said:
"The Long-necked Crystal Bottle should contain the Frost Giant's core divine power from before his fall!"
"If nothing unexpected happened, that black pebble is the Frost Giant's divinity from before his destruction!"
"As for that paper boat, it is probably the Frost Giant's Divine Kingdom."
The Frost Giant was an exceptionally ancient god. The fact that his belongings had survived until now could only be called a miracle.
Generally speaking, after a god fell, everything related to them returned to nothingness.
This was most evident among Law Gods—none of the fallen Law Gods had any way to avoid having their Divine Kingdom fall into the Astral Realm.
Ancient gods, however, were somewhat different.
Ancient gods had been born during the early formation of planar laws and possessed Lannis's blessing. In the beginning, Lannis had also established a rule in the Garden of Eden: after an ancient god fell, part of their divinity, divine power, and godhood could be preserved.
How those inheritances were handled was entirely up to the ancient gods themselves.
The examples of certain ancient gods returning to life made