Exposed

The departing God of Hunting returned to His divine throne.

Here, He was no longer a young hunter, but a noble deity.

He was the God of Hunting: Koro.

Koro sat upon His divine throne, gazing into the distant void, where a massive meteor was hurtling toward the Hemel Plane.

This region was currently under Koro's protection. He had to destroy this enormous meteor.

The meteor was nearly the size of an entire province. If it struck the plane's crystal wall with such tremendous force, it would inevitably punch straight through it.

When that happened, the meteor's remnants would also strike several continents within the plane.

This was not something the gods wished to see, so this meteor's only fate was to be thoroughly destroyed by the gods beyond the void.

Such enormous meteors generally appeared after some unknown desolate plane had reached the end of its life.

The desolate plane exploded, blooming with its final ray of brilliance, and easily formed the eye of a void storm.

Yet not all the land within the plane would necessarily be blown to pieces. Some of it would become meteors, drifting through the void.

Most meteors were not particularly large. A giant meteor like the one Koro saw was exceedingly rare.

To Koro, the appearance of such a meteor was far better than other kinds of crises.

After all, though such meteors were enormous, they were easy to deal with.

When gods guarded a plane, what they truly feared were star beasts or Legends wandering the starry sky.

Star beasts were thick-skinned and tough-fleshed, making them difficult to kill completely. Worse still, if one was not careful, a star beast might return with its whole family in tow.

The Legends wandering through the void were much the same. If they were not