Now, Is the Mother of Midnight's Glory Clearly Visible?

Su held a remarkably high status in the continent's pantheon of myths. Before the Old Church fell into ruin, the Winter Wolf Church and the Avalon Church were the most popular orthodox faiths in the human world. After the Old Church collapsed, the Winter Wolf Church became, without a doubt, number one.

Of course, the "human world" didn't include the ancient country of Callum.

The Eastern Spirit faith over there could easily bring the Avalon Church and the Winter Wolf Church together and beat them in terms of the number of believers, their quality, and the strength of their church. Even the Feathered Serpent Sun God Kulkan, who was regarded as a traitor to the gods, could mock Su and Avalon on those fronts.

But in any case, at least on the Old Continent, the God of the North Wind was the big shot among the gods. There was no doubt about that, and his image was famous for being steady and dependable.

After Hero King Boris conquered the Great Wilderness and truly established Nordtov's rule, the people of the north lived under the protection of the God of the North Wind. Their lives weren't prosperous, but they could certainly be described as "peaceful enough." Aside from dynastic changes, the country had seen no major upheavals.

For a guardian deity, that was already an impressive achievement. Just look at neighboring Avalon: under its protection, the elves had still managed to split off into Shadow Elves and leave.

And there was no need to mention Gaia, that "racist" who only cared for dwarves.

But today, the God of the North Wind's centuries-long reputation for reliability had been utterly shattered by a "wolf disaster" that should never have happened. The timing and location of the disaster were both terribly sensitive. If it