Ryan's expression was not good at all, because he had thought of something.
If the moon in the sky was like that, then what about the sun in the sky?
The War of the Deities Across Planes had plunged the Lord of Dawn, the God of Light, and that sun in the heavens into slumber. Conversely, didn't that prove that Chi had fought with exceptional ferocity in that war?
Otherwise, look at Lady Moon next door. Nothing had happened to her; she had remained awake the whole time. Could it be that Chi was even stronger? If He were stronger, then the one occupying humanity's faith would not be the sun.
That was right... Since ancient times, what humanity had served was that sun. The Church of Dawn ruled human civilization, and the nobles survived by watching its every breath. That did not change until the blasphemy a hundred years ago.
But the greatest reason it could change was also that the sun was asleep. Once Chi awakened, no one knew what would happen.
Ryan did not care about that. What he cared about now was how far the sun had gone down the path of occupying the authority of spirituality, and whether He was already able to sense his existence.
It was a subject that left one silent. Ryan could not even discuss it with anyone.
Lifting his head, Ryan sensed the auras of the dozen or so Legendary beings in the distance.
If this war had begun because of the moon's guidance, then the things he had said to Aria were probably useless. In this world, there was still no one who could defy a deity's will, was there?
Ryan believed even he could not do it. At most... he would just twist it once, twice, three times.