"The terrified people fell into chaos, screaming and weeping, trampling one another..."
"When they realized that a cursed half-blood had overturned the faith they'd held for centuries..."
"They regressed into beasts, stripped of reason and tearing their own kind apart."
"No... that insults beasts. I'm a beast myself, after all."
Sorabis paused, then continued:
"Even in the wildest forests of Amphoreus, Lunae Piss and I had never witnessed such madness."
"Were they sick?" Yan Huan couldn't understand it at all.
Even if the god he revered above all others had been killed, surely that wasn't enough to drive people mad.
The Rain People must have been pleased, though.
After all, they believed the Titan who favored the Sun People was gone. Now they could finally hold their heads high.
"But... that differs from the historical accounts." Feng Jin's eyes widened.
"In the myths passed down by the Sky Clan, Aegle was gravely wounded and intended to take everyone down with her."
"To stop Aegle from hurling the entire Sky Curtain of Amphoreus down upon the earth as a weapon, the hero Seneos chose to sacrifice herself and seal the Titan away..."
"Huh? Hurl the sky down on the earth?" Yan Huan looked skeptical.
"That's ridiculous. Someone clearly embellished that legend."
Sorabis nodded.
"...Erase the cruelty, the bloodshed, and the tragedies of ordinary people. Magnify the heroes' glory and praise their deeds—that is what epics and legends have always done."
"At the Eye of Dusk and Dawn, you already saw a side of the legend that few know."
"Young Jasynthis, now that you face a truth buried for a thousand years, can you still walk forward with conviction?"
Lunae Piss also fixed her gaze on Feng Jin and said gravely:
"It will be a cruel truth, one certain to shake your