Myth: Spiritual Dominator
Chapter 6

Year, Month, Day and God of Chronology

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The originally cheerful banquet seemed to have come to an end when Ryan made his Prophecy, and only the sound of eating occasionally echoed on the top of Divine Mountain.

Gaia was worried about her children's future, and Uranus scanned the gods in front of him, occasionally looking at the sea in the distance.

His younger brother, Gaia's second child born alone, the Primordial Sea God Pontus, was there.

Without a doubt, Ryan's Prophecy of 'help from another relative' made him suspicious of his brother.

As for whether Ryan was lying to him, that was impossible.

The last time Ryan made a Prophecy, Uranus did not feel the response of fate, which was why he mocked Ryan, who claimed to be the 'God of Prophecy', at the time.

But this time, he clearly felt the aura of destiny, a power that all the gods conceived by Khaos could hardly resist.

To this Ryan said, you feel right. Last time's Prophecy was just empty words, and fate didn't pay attention to him, the God of Spirituality, but this time it's different.

Although relying on his divine duty, Ryan didn't see anything, but when he made a correct Prophecy in the name of the God of Prophecy, even if he didn't see it with his divine duty, fate would still respond.

There was another benefit to this, his identity as the original God of Spirituality was successfully concealed.

Since their first meeting, he had claimed to be the god in charge of Prophecy, and now it has indeed proven this point.

As long as he doesn't actively expose himself, the threat from Mnemosyne can be temporarily ignored.

Ryan's Prophecy ended, and perhaps to cover up his purpose, the God King's banquet continued.

Two days later. In an awkward atmosphere, Uranus finally remembered the promise he had made.

"Ryan," the Sky Father stood up and said solemnly to Ryan:

"Just now, before you made your Prophecy, I promised that I would fulfill one of your reasonable requests."

"As the first promise made by the King of the Gods, it is now time to fulfill it."

"Thank you again for your generosity, Your Majesty," Ryan also stood up and expressed his gratitude to the God King.

"This is what you deserve," the God King said, "Please state your request, and in the name of the God King, it will be fulfilled."

"Then I'll be frank."

Ryan was not embarrassed at all, and the gods of this era did not have this emotion.

He had already prepared a draft for this before he set foot on Divine Mountain.

Until the end of Uranus' era, this should be one of his two greatest gains.

"As great as you are, you should know that a long time ago, I saw that there were no tools to measure time in the world, so I created 'Year' and 'Day' to record it."

Faced with Ryan's narration, Uranus nodded. These two concepts did exist, and he could read them from the laws of the world. It's just that they were very shallow and had not been completely recognized by time.

"Today I witnessed the birth of twelve new gods and the inauguration of the God King. I think it is time to create a suitable standard to record the years of your rule over all things."

With an unchanged smile, Ryan gently raised his right hand, and a phantom silver-white light sphere floated there.

The light sphere changed erratically, sometimes round, sometimes incomplete.

Extremely subtle Chronology power spread over it, this was a phantom without substance.

"This is a phantom luminous body," Ryan said, "I hope it can hang in the sky, opposite the Sun that rises every day."

"I call it Moon, and one rotation of the Sun and Moon is one day."

"There are four Primordial Gods in existence, twelve newly born gods, and His Majesty the Supreme God King, so one waxing and waning of the Moon is one month, three months are one Season, and four Seasons are one Year."

"This is not only my personal plan for the Chronology," Ryan smiled and looked at every god present, "This is also a gift I offer to the God King."

Uranus was somewhat moved; he was indeed touched by Ryan's idea.

Using this way of recording time to subtly express his supreme authority, even proving that he is greater than the Primordial Gods, there is no better way.

"Then what about you, Ryan?"

Uranus finally remembered the Prophet before him; he had not yet set a time belonging to himself.

"My children and I, and the Primordial Gods, all have our share; you should also have your time."

"Then add a day."

Ryan appeared very casual, seemingly not caring whether he had a share or not.

"Every four Years, in the second Month, add an extra day for me at the end of the Month; that will be my day."

"...Then so be it."

After thinking for a while, Uranus really didn't know where else to add some, so he simply agreed to Ryan's request.

He stretched out his hand and took the ball of light from Ryan's palm. Of course, now it should be called 'Moon'.

The next moment, the God King used his great power to raise it into the sky. The Moon then grew larger and emitted light enough to illuminate every corner of Khaos.

Standing on the Divine Mountain, Uranus used the God King's authority for the first time. Supreme power gathered on him, and the laws of the world were clearly visible before him.

"At the request of the Prophet, God of Prophecy Ryan, I, in the name of the God King, declare to the world."

"The chaotic and uncertain Chronology will become the past; they will be imprisoned in the center of the [Moon]."

"Year, Month, and Day will become the names of the new Chronology; they will exist with time and last forever."

As the voice fell, the world changed accordingly.

Under the authority of the God King, the new Chronology was deeply engraved into the depths of the Source Sea.

Ryan instantly felt the power of the Chronology become complete; it completed its transformation into authority and became a true divine duty.

At the same time, the divine duties of Year, Month, Day, and Season went to their respective masters, but no one accepted them.

Because with a weak and insignificant divine duty, one would be inferior in some aspects, which those powerful gods were unwilling to accept.

In the end, these divine duties still merged into the nascent Chronology, making it appear fuller.

Ryan could feel that the current [Chronology] was more powerful than [Spirituality]. Even as time passed, it would grow again for a while before slowly stabilizing.

The divine duty of [Moon] also appeared, but it seemed incomplete.

Ryan knew that this was because the real Moon was already being conceived, and this false [Moon] had no entity; it was just a temporary fake.

'But this is enough; I don't want the real thing yet.'

Chuckling softly in his heart, Ryan bowed slightly, thanking the God King for his gift once again.

"This is what you deserve." The God King said, "Let the banquet end here, Gaia, please help me send our esteemed guest back."

"Yes, my lord."

The Earth Mother responded in a gentle voice, turning to gesture towards Ryan.

"Then thank you very much, Your Highness Gaia."

Without Gaia's help, it would be really difficult for him to leave here, so Ryan agreed decisively.

Under the gaze of the gods behind him, Ryan followed behind Gaia, leaving the Divine Mountain that had brought him great gains.

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