Judgment

With the undisguised Divine Power fluctuations of the Sun God, the originally lively atmosphere inside and outside the Divine Mountain became solemn.

The Gods who were about to step forward also stopped. Although the 'Mist Snake' had been cleared, they were equally unwilling to get involved in the obvious conflict before them.

The Sun God's personality and ambition were well known, and he had never been a sociable God. Apart from his wife, Theia, even his children feared him more than respected him, so the Gods naturally wouldn't speak up for him.

As for Ryan, needless to say, among the Gods present who knew him, most, except for Themis, were happy to see someone make a move against him.

This God, suspected to be even more ancient than the Primordial Gods, had never truly made a move. Although Fate was also feared by the Gods, it lacked a direct display of power.

Now that someone was willing to be the early bird and test Ryan's strength, even the ancient Mountain God Urea couldn't help but have the idea of watching a good show.

"Something the matter?"

Under the gaze of the Gods, facing the Divine Power pressure faintly emanating from Hyperion, Ryan asked unhurriedly.

With a calm tone and an expression without a ripple, Ryan's attitude was obvious.

He didn't take the Sun God seriously at all, at least that's how it appeared.

"—You know why I've come, Ryan. I went to the Underworld to find you, but you didn't even dare to meet me."

Narrowing his eyes slightly, Hyperion responded to Ryan's indifference with even stronger Divine Power pressure.

Light and heat surged around Ryan, rushing towards him. But he soon discovered that although his Divine Power continued to surge, it all disappeared at the edge of Ryan's clothes.

No, not disappeared. Hyperion could feel that the Great Sun's power was still there, still moving forward. But the short distance of a finger's width seemed to be stretched ten million times, no matter how close his power got, it was always 'just a little bit' away from the other.

Faced with this situation, the Sun God glanced at the God King watching from the sidelines. This kind of method was very similar to the application of Space-Time Divinity, but in his memory, Cronus was the God of Space-Time.

But none of this mattered anymore. When the powers of both sides connected, Ryan's Intermediate Divine Power Level was very obvious to his perception. Somewhat threatening, but only to that extent, which made Hyperion's determination even firmer.

"Ryan, you should be very clear about my purpose, right? Thousands of years ago, you used rhetoric to confuse the God King, demanded three conditions, and shamelessly stole the concept of [Moon]. Today, I am here to correct this mistake."

In front of the Gods, Hyperion still had to speak with some 'reason'. Although the Titan Ancient Gods who had truly experienced that period knew that he was on the side of agreeing at the time.

The Sun God was very happy that [Shadow Sun] could broaden his Divinity, and he, who had not yet gained freedom, did not know that the future Moon would become his daughter. But obviously, Shadow Sun had not appeared for a long time, and Selene was born, Hyperion's thoughts also changed.

On the other side, facing the Sun God's questioning, Ryan remained unmoved. Since the other party went to the Underworld last time, he had somewhat anticipated that today would come.

The other party wanted the [Moon] in his hand, but why didn't he want a 'chicken' to deter the Gods?

If it were other Titans, Ryan might not have any good way to deal with the difference in Divine Power Level, but Hyperion chose to launch an attack at this time and place, it could only be said that he had personally buried the roots of disaster for himself.

Feeling the laws of the present world that had not completely dissipated around him, Ryan did not reply, but turned to look at Cronus.

"Is this your intention?"

The God King on the side was stunned when he heard this, and then decisively denied:

"No, this matter has nothing to do with me. The God King's Promise is never discounted."

Although he really wanted to say 'yes', and then take down Ryan with Hyperion to see if he could get back his Space-Time Origin. But after thinking about it, Cronus still gave up the idea.

Now that Hyperion had jumped out on his own initiative, he could completely decide based on the subsequent situation. If Ryan wasn't as terrible as he thought, he believed that his God Queen would 'violate' the God King's order and 'actively' do something that Cronus would regret.

But if Ryan solved the problem brought by the Sun God, then he would never act rashly.

"Ryan!"

With a low shout, the Sun God, who had been ignored by Ryan, was once again filled with anger.

He had considered many possible reactions from the other party, such as refusing to hand over the concept of the [Moon] and leaving directly in some way; or telling the Gods about the past agreement and prophecy, and criticizing his fickleness, but Hyperion had not expected that the other party would simply ignore his existence.

He wanted to attack directly, but the previous fruitless probing made the Sun God barely regain some sanity.

He calmed down and turned to look at the God of Meteorology Crios. The result relieved him, as this 'in-law' gave him an affirmative look.

Because of the 'Calendar' in the past, Crios also harbored some dissatisfaction with Ryan. He wouldn't take the initiative to provoke trouble, but he dared to provide assistance.

"Goddess of Justice, my sister Themis, this greedy God first stole Mnemosyne's [Memory], and then conspired to seize my daughter's [Moon]. I hope you can make a fair judgment and make him pay the price for his evil deeds."

Having one Helper wasn't enough for Hyperion, and he tried to get Themis on his side as well. But obviously, the result was not what he expected.

Gods and Divinity influence each other, at least the native Gods of Khaos do. Apart from the former Sky Father, no one has been able to make the Lord of Justice and Law violate their instincts.

What's more, even from a personal emotional point of view, Themis would not hesitate between a friend who lent her a Divine Artifact and a Sun God she hadn't seen in a thousand years.

"The God of Spirituality was born before us, and the ownership of [Memory] is Khaos' decision. As for the [Moon], that was an agreement witnessed by the Mother God and us together."

Shaking her head, Themis had no intention of favoring her brother.

She turned to look at Ryan. If he needed her help, she wouldn't mind standing on the side of 'Justice'.

She, whose Divine Power had not yet broken through, might not be the Sun God's opponent, but she was confident in stopping Theia.

"Agreement? It's just him threatening us with Prophecy!"

With a sneer, Hyperion seemed to have forgotten how humble and embarrassed he was when the Sky Father was still around. As the leader of the Star God lineage, he had long lost his past caution.

"Since you are unwilling to help me, my sister, then you better not stop me."

"Even if your Divinity has been improved, you are not my opponent now."

"And you, Ryan," Hyperion looked over with a sneer, no longer intending to endure.

"In front of the Gods, I will tell you that power is far more effective than words!"

The next moment, the Sky brightened.