Even though he had never witnessed the Demon Dragon named Azhdaha himself, the knight could still sense its terrifying might from the casualty lists of the Heavenly Army that had once fought it.
Yet the God of War who had proposed a deal to the Halloween Queen had single-handedly beheaded the evil dragon that had sent a million gods fleeing in terror. Then, completely unharmed, he announced to the world, "Humanity's Final Trial, Absolute Evil, has been ended. It can no longer exist within Little Garden."
A god fighting Humanity's Final Trial, Absolute Evil, alone and achieving final victory was practically grinding Little Garden's ironclad rule of "Only humanity can defeat Humanity's Final Trial" into the dirt.
To accomplish such a feat, strength, courage, and wisdom were all indispensable.
When nothing was happening, poets were nothing but fools. Yet whenever they found an interesting subject, they would praise it without regard for right or wrong. Upon hearing this news, each and every one of them became wildly excited as they spread tales of the God of War's glorious achievements.
These problem children, who had probably never even visited the City of Blazing Flames, got their information by getting a certain God King—who had fought Great Peng King and Ox King for three days and three nights—drunk:
"When the God of War Bahram sensed that calamity was about to descend, he followed the guidance of the Sun Runner and walked barefoot to the foot of Mount Sumeru. After eighty-one days, he finally found Sudarshana City and begged me to grant him the indestructible Brahma-Indra Spear and supreme wisdom. With the Sword of Wisdom condensed from knowledge and the Brahma-Indra Spear, he fought the evil dragon for three days and three nights before finally severing its head."
The poets, who always faced