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Rustle, rustle.
In the room bathed in twilight, Klein quickly leafed through the book in his hands, occasionally speaking to the Saint of Darkness.
Leomaster also sat cross-legged on the floor, draped in an outer robe dyed golden by the light. This was a genuine, ancient demigod who bore him goodwill, and the True Creator had explicitly invited him to tea. It would be hard to justify not taking the opportunity to ask for some information.
After leafing through The Bible for a while, Klein discovered that it contained a mind-numbing amount of information. Although its main framework consisted of praises for the Ancient Sun God, the material filling it out included supplementary stories from the Second Epoch, an overview of the situation, and general descriptions of the ancient gods' pathways. It also mentioned the eight Kings of Angels who surrounded the Lord, but all their names were obscured.
Klein asked Leomaster:
"Do you still remember the names of the eight Kings of Angels?"
"Why were their names concealed?"
Leomaster, who had been resting with his eyes closed, opened them and said solemnly, "First, their names must not be spoken in vain. When praying, you must refer to them by their angelic honorific names."
"Second..." Leomaster hesitated. "In this age, only three of them can still be addressed by their true names."
Their true names can't be spoken? Like how they can't be looked at directly? What he means is 'addressing them by their true names.' In other words, the eight Kings of Angels haven't died... None of them have died? But only three can still 'be addressed'?
*Hmm, one of the Ancient Sun God's two divine children, the Angel of Time, Amon, seems to be the kind who can be addressed. Sun encountered an avatar of Amon in