"Twin Mirrors..."
Iver murmured softly.
Aymar Nur gazed at Mirror Lake and bowed to it with utmost reverence.
After that, all the good gods bowed as well.
Even Iver solemnly and sincerely bowed to the remains of Twin Mirrors.
He looked down on these good gods, but that did not mean he would show disrespect to this ancient Pillar God.
To become a Pillar God, one had to have some accomplishments. As the second-oldest Pillar God after the most ancient one of the Path of the Sun, and one who had existed even before the Candle Holder, Twin Mirrors must have possessed something sacred about it.
Now, it was probably time for this secret to be unraveled.
"That was when the world had yet to be opened, when all was still chaos."
Aymar Nur slowly said, "There was no light in the world, nor was there fire. Nothing had died, and nothing had been born.
"At that time, even the sun did not yet exist. There were no stars in the sky, only countless cracks. Every crack was an eye filled with malice, and every crack was a greedy mouth.
"This world was utterly silent, as though the gods had already destroyed it. There was no up or down, no water or fire, no wind or earth. The world was murky and pitch-black, with only endless Sin Thorns entangled together. They were our ancestors, as well as the sinners of the previous era.
"And at that time, the Candle Holder was born."
This good god narrated the myth of the world's creation.
If the part concerning "the void" was omitted, the truth was actually not much different from what he described.
"The Candle Holder leaped out from the largest crack, and the flames upon him ignited the Sin Thorns. Those