As divine aura surged forth, a golden figure whose entire body was made of gold slowly stepped out from the golden coffin.
The golden coffin rapidly shrank into a piece of golden jewelry that automatically fastened itself around the golden figure's neck.
But Dark's gaze was drawn to the golden sword at its waist. There was no doubt about it—that was a "Holy Sword"!
His eyes flickered as he swiftly extinguished the last trace of desire to obtain the "Holy Sword."
Since the "Holy Sword" already had an owner, he naturally would not seize it. But between the golden figure that had emerged from that lavish golden coffin and the god resurrected through sacrifice, which one was the Golden King?
Dark shifted his gaze to the golden figure's face.
The golden figure's features and face shape were eighty percent similar to those of the newly born god. Coupled with the fact that both were cast from gold, they looked even more alike.
But for the moment, the golden figure that had emerged from the coffin seemed more like the "Golden King."
The god resurrected through sacrifice, on the other hand, was clearly the master of the heroic spirits. The divine aura it emitted also leaned more toward the underworld pantheon.
For the time being, it could be called—the "Heroic Spirit King"!
In ancient Egyptian mythology, the nine principal gods whose status was equivalent to the Twelve Olympians were the "Sun God" Ra, the "God of Wind and Air" Shu, the "God of Rain and Moisture" Tefnut, the "God of Earth" Geb, the "Goddess of the Sky" Nut, Osiris, the "God of the Underworld and Agriculture," Isis, the [Goddess of Life, Magic, Marriage, and Family], Set, the "God of Desert and Storm," and Nephthys, the "Protector of Houses and the Dead."