Saine's interest in dissecting the God of Green Parrot far exceeded his interest in her as a person.
After a brief exchange and introduction, Saine was astonished to discover that the God of Green Parrot was not a Titan Goddess. Her true form appeared to be a parrot.
In the Titan World, not all gods had evolved from Titan giants or were held by them.
The Titan World was also home to a remarkably diverse range of species. As a large plane, aside from Titan giants, it contained all manner of terrestrial and marine life.
Titan giants could only be said to occupy the dominant position in their home plane, much like humans in the Wizard World.
"I'm looking for the God of Forging. Where is he now?" Thor asked the God of Green Parrot beside him.
"Probably in the south. He came early this time, and it seems many powerful figures from the Wizard World are looking for him," the God of Green Parrot replied.
Thor nodded, then took Saine southward.
At a small trading market in the southwest of the Howling Stone Plane, Thor led Saine to the target of their journey—the God of Forging, Domas.
The God of Forging who appeared before Saine was clearly not the same person as the one Saine had encountered on the Faelun Continent.
The God of Forging, Domas, was a genuine Titan God. He was also the youngest and most gifted god in the Titan World to hold the divine authority of forging.
With merely Level-4 strength, he had been able to forge a World-Class Secret Treasure. Even Saine was astonished upon hearing of Domas's talent.
At that moment, gathered around Domas were not only quite a few Titan Gods, but also several Level-4-and-above knights from the Wizard World.
By sheer