No wonder the Great Sage and Hourglass wanted to construct a fictional sun god named "Mithra."
Now, Iver finally understood why the Great Sage had done this back then.
They wanted to construct "Mithra" and use the Great Sage's Eye to plug this hole!
Because the position of sun god was inherently expendable in this world!
Whenever one burned out, it had to be replaced by the next sun god. And Mithra was undoubtedly the most fire-resistant of them all.
Mithra's essence was an "artificial god" born from the blended power of the Nine Great Paths: "One's Memories, Three's Grace, and Five's Words." Its power came from the Nine Great Paths, so it was nearly impossible for it to be exhausted.
—In other words, it was an AI.
Its material was the Great Sage's Eye, while its foundation lay in the Curtain of Stellaris.
It was just that no one had expected Supreme Heaven to despair after learning the future and directly shatter the "Third Sun," which should have been born when the "Second Sun" fell!
This directly brought about the arrival of that long Dark Ages, causing many inheritances to be severed forever.
Supreme Heaven was the first—and the only—Pillar God to completely abandon the struggle against the Void.
Much of the chaos in the world today was caused by Supreme Heaven's madness.
In truth, it wasn't difficult to understand...
After all, the Seventh Source River, as the "River of Violence" that had been polluted from the very beginning, allowed neither failure nor even a draw. And Supreme Heaven, a Pillar God with infinite power, had to face an enemy that could neither be touched nor struck—a phantom. In other words, he was guaranteed to never achieve victory in his battle against the Void.
In other words, if the