They all call me an Outer God.

"Catastrophe has arrived! Catastrophe has arrived!"

At the same time, those who witnessed the strange phenomenon in the sky were thrown into chaos, and even the priests who usually stayed at the church gates all day left the church: "This is completely different from the time of the prophecy!"

Three "suns" appeared in the sky.

People were horrified to discover that the two suns were growing larger and larger, with one sun approaching the other.

Suddenly, everyone was on edge: "I'm insane! How could I have seen something so absurd!"

"That's fake, right? Someone tell me it's fake!"
Countless harbinger birds circled and flew in the sky, their dense flocks resembling a forbidden ritual, emitting dry, hoarse cries.

While observing the sea surface along the established route, Sodris suddenly had a very bad feeling. He looked up and saw three stars in the sky emitting strange light, showing their presence without any restraint.

At that moment, Natius suddenly moved the huge dragon head closer to Him and spoke with a dry sense of humor: "There are two balls in front of me, one is a jinx, and the other is also a jinx."

"This is not funny at all, you bastard. My eyes aren't blind, and don't you know you have bad breath?"

Even at such a critical moment, Sodris would still find time to curse the Abyss. In fact, during the hour he spent with Natius, Sodris could work while cursing Natius for 58 minutes without repeating a single phrase.

But now was clearly not the time to continue cursing the abyss. Sodris stared intently at the sun, his face full of anxiety. The calamity was about to collide with the sun at an extraordinary speed, a speed that no ordinary person could stop. Moreover, even if everyone managed to prevent the calamity from colliding with the sun, what would happen to the other calamity...?

"Damn it, the sea level is rising faster and faster; even the evaporation of seawater can't keep up with its rise."

Sodris looked down at the churning sea, where countless whirlpools were forming from the depths of the ocean floor. Before long, they would become an unprecedentedly massive whirlpool, and a tsunami would engulf the continent along with the rising sea level.

If this is the case on the mainland, how much more so for Enderles, an island nation!

"Sodris, what should we do? Those two things are not easy to deal with. Which one do you plan to deal with first?"

Natius transformed into human form and quickly picked up the long telescope resting on the deck, looking up at the sky.

Sodris shook his head: "Something has happened that has exceeded all of our expectations."

"what do you mean?"

“I know the calamity star. He is solitary and cunning, dislikes doing things unprepared, and wants everyone to know before he makes a move, feeding on the fear of life. What is happening now could not possibly be his idea.”

"Then who else has such ability..."

Natius wanted to object, but as he spoke, he fell silent.

They were unwilling to think about, nor did they want to think about, the worst-case scenario.

But the facts are right in front of us.

Sodris clenched and unclenched his fist, and finally crushed a piece of the ship's edge. Natius looked at the crack, which was full of signs of burning.

"Take care of the one that's getting closer to Earth first; don't worry about the Sun."

"Are you serious?"

"We can only save one side at most. To be honest, looking at the speed of those two celestial bodies above, even if you and I join forces, we can't possibly fight against one of them. So we can only save Blue Star first."

Natius looked at Sodris: "Saving either one in this situation is pointless."

"No, it's useful!" "What's the use? No matter which side we save, the people here will die. Since we're all going to die anyway, why bother?"

"That's why I hate you, Natius."

Sodris stepped back, the wind whipping his robes and golden hair, and the shadow of the Apocalypse appeared behind him.

"If we give up fighting because we can't fight back, then what's the difference between us and meat on a chopping board?"
"Watch, Natius, since you want to be meat on the chopping block, then I will be a lion breaking free of its cage. Even if I die, I will do everything in my power to crush the gun fired at the pride."

He raised his head, his pupils like the scorching sun.

"The sun will not be destroyed because of this, for I am the sun, and I will let you witness how hot the fire of life is, hot enough to extinguish all gloom."

As he spoke, His body suddenly transformed into an incredibly striking stream of light—a gigantic mythical creature resembling a lion with wings on its back. The lion's golden mane flowed like fire, and its long tail was none other than the foreparts of three snakes.

"Roar!!!!!!!!"

Sodris roared, and in an instant, the gloom in the sky was dispelled and the storm subsided.

On that day, people saw an enormous lion walking through the air, like another rising sun heading towards a sign of destruction.

The gods worshipped by the Endereans, the supreme deity of all, the sun praised and worshipped by all, were never cowards.

He is the hero, the guardian, the ever-burning lamp, the pioneer who burns for all.

He is the radiant rising sun—

"You crazy man!!!"

Natius watched Sodris rush straight toward the sun, never to return, and he knew perfectly well what Sodris was going to do.

Just like before, an unknown professor was willing to become the sun to melt the "Ice Age" for the sake of humanity.

He was deceived at that time. Logically speaking, a person should learn from being deceived once and never repeat the same mistake, let alone a god.

But even now, professors who have become gods are still willing to give their lives for trivial things.

The Abyss knew very well that it was waiting for the moment the sun would collapse, so that it could absorb the energy from the sun's explosion and become a new solar celestial body.

This is foolish. Natius denounced the foolishness of the Radiant Sun and vowed that he would never become as foolish as Him.

But before leaving, the radiant sun left Natius with one last sentence…

The other one is up to you. Weren't you curious before about why I could be admired by so many while you couldn't? It's because you didn't have the same determination to become a hero as I did.

Those mythical creatures that spend their days feigning divine power, cruelty, and ruthlessness can at best be called beasts... Aren't beasts just those that act solely on instinct? But gods shouldn't be like that.

【Consider this my plea, Natius, it doesn't feel bad to be a "god" once in a while. Didn't you always want to be my student back in the old days?】

As your mentor, I want to teach you what true divinity is.

What we call divinity is...

(End of this chapter)