While everyone else looked up at the miracle, Ian was busy "looking for teeth all over the ground"—no, looking for shattered Fragments of the Eye of Ra.
"That's the crystallization of the Sun God's origin!" Ian muttered as he searched. "Even broken, it's priceless! Maybe they can be used to brew Legendary potions or craft top-tier magical items."
As a Prince, his sensitivity to rare Magic Materials was practically inborn. Besides, he still remembered why he had come to this era in the first place: at the request of the ancient Titan Claire, he had come here to find Fragments of the Eye of Ra and bring them back to her for other purposes.
"Aha! Found one!" Ian excitedly picked up a golden fragment the size of a fingernail from a pile of rubble. It grew faintly warm in his hand, radiating pure solar energy.
He carefully placed the fragment into a specially made lead box—this material was best at preventing the loss of magical energy. Then he continued searching for the next piece.
Ian Prince had no time to spare for the sacred spectacle unfolding in the sky. All his attention was fixed on the faintly gleaming fragments scattered across the ground. After the Eye of Ra exploded, countless fragments containing the Sun God's origin power had flown in every direction, like golden stars scattered across this ravaged land.
"One here. Another over there!"
Ian muttered to himself, his eyes sweeping every corner with the sharpness of a hawk. He carefully avoided the still-wriggling remains of the evil god and focused on collecting those priceless fragments.
It was not only because of Claire's request. As a Prince, his instinctive desire for rare Magic Materials nearly overwhelmed everything else. These fragments were not merely crystallizations of Sun God Power; they