Giada cupped her cheeks in both hands and looked at the breathtakingly beautiful fairy before her, beginning to imagine what she would look like in a wedding dress. She would surely be incomparably beautiful!
"Anyway, because of Cain's plan, humanity ultimately established its own civilization upon the earth."
"Then, the humans of that time rebelled, and every other race enslaved across the land joined forces as well."
"Humans provided the technology, while the other races contributed their own abilities to begin contending against the Devas."
"...At first, the Devas thought it was merely another minor disturbance like before. They believed they could easily crush the rebellion with their technology."
"But in the end, the Devas realized this time was different. When the races of the entire world united, their strength—in both abilities and technology—was enough to threaten the Devas."
"...It was a prolonged war, one in which the Devas suffered defeat after defeat."
As she recalled those scenes, even though ten thousand years had passed, Giada still remembered them as vividly as if they had happened yesterday. It was an experience she could never forget. That war had involved the entire world.
The arrogant gods of the Devas, who had once stood above all others, had perished because of it.
"Airi... do you know what identities the three Primogenitors originally held?"
Noticing that the fairy before her seemed to like her toes and had been constantly kneading and rubbing them, Giada did not resist. Instead, she proactively pushed her little feet farther into her embrace.
At the same time, she suddenly brought up another matter: the identities the three Primogenitors had held back then.
"Not really..."
As for the identities of the three Primogenitors back then, perhaps only they themselves knew. There were no records of it anywhere in the