The Last Supper

"Those Fire Devils had gone to Venus?"

"That was what Director Takeya said. If you want to confirm it—why not go take a look yourself?"

Yu suggested it. Sora could "fly as light," and reaching Venus would only take a few minutes—about as long as going out to buy groceries.

"Forget it. What's there to see?"

Sora, clutching the Sun Golden Scripture, decisively shook her head. She had already mastered the power of "Radiance," so now was the time to make up for her lack of "technique."

Why go to Venus? To watch the Fire Devils dig dirt? Even Mannoroth, her former "old rival," was gone.

"I'd rather study these techniques for using sunlight."

Because "someone's" child had been born, Sora felt pressure and was working hard to grow stronger—though she herself had no idea just how strong Yu's definition of "strong enough" was.

Besides, those without foresight would face immediate troubles. Taking this Sun Golden Scripture meant coming into conflict with Ra, the sun god of Ancient Egypt. Sora might be a homebody, but she was by no means weak-willed.

So what if he was a sun god? They could fight first and talk later!

With her current strength, if she had called herself a sun god a few years ago, she could likewise have made the entire world bow before her.

"Mm, then we'll leave them alone."

Yu had no intention of bothering the Fire Devils, who were digging, hauling bricks, and smelting heat-resistant metal on Venus. Whether leaders or grunts, they were all busy cultivating and building now. Even without him putting pressure on them, they worked 5,832 hours a day.

That was right. Venus took 5,832 hours to complete one rotation, equivalent to 243 days!

Thus, on Venus, the sun rose in the west, hung in