Raising the Moon

He found it unbelievable.

It's truly astonishing that the Dark Serpent could devour the "Sun" and still return alive.

This is something even he found difficult to do.

Are you kidding me?

In this primitive and wild era.

The Creator's gaze extends throughout the entire world; under His endless radiance, no one dares to disrupt the world's Order, and no one can escape the Creator's control.

Not to mention that someone managed to eat a portion of the "Sun" and bring it back alive.

He asked, his expression filled with surprise and uncertainty.

"Braiduk, how did you do that?"

The joy of awakening Gutel temporarily overshadowed the lurking fear in Braiduk's heart.

Faced with Gutel's doubts.

"Braiduk spoke up excitedly."

"Father, as soon as I arrived on the Continent of Radiance, I saw the Sun high in the sky, surrounded by a multitude of stars."

"I surged from the ocean towards the heavens, but alas, I could never reach my destination."

"Fortunately, I received help from the Tidal Giant, Tyrande."

"Father, you may not know, but the colossal waves stirred up by Lord Tyrande were tens of thousands of miles high, sending me directly to the starry sky, right next to the Sun."

"And so, I successfully ate a bite of the Sun!"

Braiduk recounted his journey to the Continent of Radiance, his encounter with Tyrande, and how he successfully devoured the "Sun."

As he spoke, he vomited out the fragments of the moon that were inside his stomach.

It was a huge, luminous object, several hundred meters in diameter.

It radiated an incomparably cold and clear light in the darkness.

"This is... the Sun?"

Gutel looked at the luminous fragments that had appeared before him with a puzzled expression.

This hazy, indistinct glow doesn't quite resemble the Sun; it's more like the moon.

"Hmm, it doesn't look like the Sun; it looks more like a fragment of the moon."

"Hey, isn't that the Sun?"

Braiduk's snake-like eyes widened like light bulbs.

"I made a mistake?!"

"It really is a fragment of the moon."

Gutel affirmed.

The expression on the face of the Dark Serpent Braiduk turned somber.

"I made a mistake."

"I have failed my father's expectations, and I have also failed Lord Tyrande's tidal assistance."

However.

Gutel didn't scold him; instead, he patted Braiduk on the head.

"It's alright, Braiduk, the moon and the Sun are the same."

"Moonlight is merely a bit cold; it can still bring a Radiance to the Dark Continent, instead of the endless pure blackness we see now."

"You did a great job, Braiduk."

Gutel praised.

"Besides, I never believed you could succeed."

"But you still succeeded, even with Tyrande's help."

"This is unbelievable!"

As he spoke.

Gutel gently picked up the moon fragment from the ground. In his hand, the moon fragment resembled a large, exquisite jewel.

After examining it closely for a while, he looked at the Dark Serpent and exclaimed in awe once again.

Even now, it feels like a dream.

"You actually did it, Braiduk."

Then he sighed.

"And there's Tyrande, she actually remembers us, and is even willing to defy the authority of the Creator to help us."

He knows Tyrande very well.

then.

These five Wild Giant were all the best of their kind.

They set off one after another, traveling to various parts of the world.

After that, only he returned to his tribe; the others did not.

"So what Tyrande received was the Authority of the tides, a gift from the Creator, truly of unparalleled power."

"However, this time, Tyrande will likely face punishment from the Creator."

He could already sense it.

What kind of punishment will Tyrande receive after this?

He had seen the Blood-Colored Meteor Mite'er in the sky and witnessed the horrific scene at An Bi.

Beside him, I heard Gutel mutter to himself, and I heard the familiar word "Creator" from Gutel's lips.

Braiduk recalled the fear he experienced during his escape.

He hesitated for a moment before finally speaking.

"Father, just as I was about to leave the ocean of the Continent of Radiance, an incomparably great and magnificent aura descended upon Lord Tyrande's location."

"And as I fled back to the Shadow Kingdom, I could always feel a majestic gaze behind me."

"You mean, could this be the gaze of the Creator you speak of, that He is watching me?"

Braiduk's words startled Gutel, and a cold sweat broke out on his forehead.

"Has the Creator been watching you all along?"

"Oh no, we need to finish our work quickly."

Gutel rose from the ground and placed his hand in front of Braiduk.

"Braiduk, take the fragment of the moon, stand in my hand, and I will cast you into the heavens above the Dark Continent. You will hang the fragment of the moon there."

"Yes, Father."

Braiduk wrapped his body around the moon fragment and nimbly leaped onto Gutel's hand.

Then.

The Wild Giant, towering ten thousand meters tall, rose into the sky and hurled the Braiduk in its hand upwards.

The Dark Serpent Braiduk once again felt a strong sense of weightlessness.

He tightly gripped the fragments of the moon and hurtled straight up into the sky.

The higher he went, the more intense the cold enveloped him, making his snake-like body icy and stiff.

But he still clung tightly to the fragment of the moon, waiting for the upward force to disappear.

To successfully hang the moon fragment high in the dark sky, you need to reach the highest point.

The dark sky was vast and empty, even desolate.

Eternal solitude pervades this dark sky.

When Braiduk finally felt that he had reached the highest point of the dark sky.

He quickly placed the moon fragments he was carrying into the sky.

The moon fragments, by their very nature, remained suspended in mid-air, settling steadily in the sky.

The Dark Serpent Braiduk, breathed a sigh of relief and landed on the spot.

But when he returned to the earth, he found that the Dark Continent was still dark. And when he and the Shadow Giant looked up at the sky, they realized that the light emitted by the fragment of the moon was too small, like a star hanging in the air, and had no power to illuminate the World of Darkness.

This greatly disappointed Gutel and Braiduk.

Just then...

Endless radiance suddenly appeared in the sky beside a Giant and a snake, and boundless pressure swept down.

The majestic and awe-inspiring voice of the Creator descended.

"A single fragment of the moon cannot possibly illuminate the entire continent."

Gutel immediately knelt down in a panic.

"Creator!"

The Dark Serpent Braiduk quickly hid behind the Giant.

"Gutel, you allow your flesh-and-blood creations to devour the moon; do you know your sin?"