[0800] Different Historical Records

Morgana clearly had no idea that Lux knew absolutely nothing about the Frostguard Tribe's past or the history of the Frost Witch.

Morgana had come hoping to verify what she had heard. She wanted to learn the true history of the Frost Witch from Lux, then compare it with Kayle's account. Based on her judgment, Kayle hadn't lied to her, but the truth was probably not quite as Kayle had described it.

In Kayle's story, the Titans were benevolent and compassionate, showing mortals a level of love that could only be called universal. Even when the Three Sisters had recklessly provoked them, the Titans had merely punished the three without killing them, so they would understand their mistake.

To Kayle, this was only natural. The Titans were guides to civilization, leading mortals forward like parents.

But to Morgana, Kayle's description seemed thoroughly unrealistic.

As far as she knew, the Titans had never shown mortals any kindness or forgiveness. She had walked among mortals for many years, and countless people had prayed to the Deities for help, yet none had ever received a response. By contrast, those who chose to show compassion did so of their own accord—even if some claimed they were acting on the "Deities' will."

There was nothing great about the Deities, at least not in Demacia.

Especially after learning the whole story of the Battle of Eight Paths Slope, which had shattered her illusions about the Aspects, Morgana had even begun to entertain a thought that could be called "blasphemous."

Perhaps it wasn't the gods who guided humanity, but humanity who created the gods?

Perhaps the so-called Titans were simply beings with more primal power, much like the Vastaya.

It was because she had begun to suspect as much that, after hearing Kayle's story about the Frost