Huh? Are they all real?.

For a moment, Thunder was at a loss.

"This, this is really..."

Seeing his reaction, Moen roughly guessed what was going on with him.

He seems to have been frightened.

So Moen simply patted him on the shoulder and said:

"Don't worry, brother, I have no intention of seeking revenge against you."

"What did you say???"

Moen's answer caused Thunder's voice to rise several octaves involuntarily.

We killed you, we betrayed you, yet you say you have no intention of punishing us?

"As you have heard, I have no intention of killing you. I have come here to clarify this point and to return this sword to you."

Mohn's answer left the Thunder completely stunned.

This is a good thing, but it makes his thousand-year life seem like a joke.

"But...but, are we the ones in the wrong?"

Moen didn't know how to explain his thoughts at the time.

He felt that saying it was for fun was too cruel.

Moreover, Moen wasn't entirely sure if that was really the case.

So Moen could only say it from a different angle:

“You can’t kill me, and I’m perfectly fine now, so I have no reason to punish you for this.”

Moen felt that this answer should be sufficient.

But after he said it, he found that Lei Ting's face was completely distorted.

So, in your eyes, our painstaking planning and all our hard work are as insignificant as the petting of cats and dogs playing around?

He really wanted to loudly question his brother about this.

He even slammed his hand on the armrest and stood up abruptly, overwhelmed by the anger.

Then, he saw Moen look at him strangely and say:

"What's wrong? Is something wrong?"

In an instant, all the anger and questioning subsided.

All his emotions coalesced into something that nearly suffocated him:

"No, no."

After saying that, he lowered his head and sat back down.

If he says that's wrong, then it's equivalent to him asking the other person to punish him after he's already run away.

That's too stupid; he wouldn't dare.

Unlike the sun and eyes, thunder lacks true courage.

"So you're leaving again? Going to the next brother? But now we don't have many brothers left alive."

"Besides, if you go over there, I think everyone except the hummingbird will be scared. No, even the hummingbird might be scared by you."

Hummingbird?

In the Thunder's hastily crafted response in an attempt to ease their embarrassment.

Moen, however, heard a character he had no recollection of.

Is this person among the eldest sons?

But speaking of hummingbirds...

Moen suddenly remembered a possibility.

In one of the games he played, a guy who was famous for his outrageous character art liked to call his sister a hummingbird.

The origins and names of his eldest sons are also inextricably linked to his habits.

And, of all the eldest sons, he alone had unclear memories of everything about the Goddess of Mercy.

so.

Moen didn't ask directly who the hummingbird was, because that would make him seem strange.

So Moen asked:

"Back then, it was the hummingbird that ultimately took my right hand, right?"

In Lilith's reenactment of the blasphemous feast, the goddess of mercy ultimately took away her right hand.

So as long as the hummingbird took this, then it makes sense.

As expected, Thunder said directly:

"Yes, the hummingbird eventually took your right hand, but why are you asking that?"

It really is true.

"It's nothing, I was just asking."

"So, what are you going to do next?"

Moen looked at Thunder, whose fear had begun to show on his face, and said:

"Go to the next place."

"So, you're really leaving? I'm really, really okay?"

"Correct."

Moen nodded seriously.

He looked at him again and said:

"But have you been sitting here the whole time because your legs are so weak from being scared of me?"

Moen's blunt question made Thunder lower his head in embarrassment as he replied:

"Yes, you scared me."

It turns out that it really is so.

Moen shook his head, then patted him on the shoulder again and said:

"You, you've always had it too easy, to the point that you've lost the most important thing: spirit. No wonder you were eventually killed by the new god."

"What?! Brother, what did you say?"

Thunder, who thought he had escaped, heard an answer that he found completely unacceptable.

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When pressed by the Thunder, Moen did not give an answer.

He simply turned around, waved his hand behind him, and walked out of the temple.

"The stuff has been returned, so I should head to the next place, brother."

Watching his brother walk further and further away, until he was about to disappear outside the temple.

Thunder hurriedly stood up from his throne, but upon learning of his impending death, he knew he was truly going to die.

So his legs gave way again.

As a result, he fell down as soon as he got up.

In the end, all he could do was crawl forward on the steps, asking repeatedly:

"Brother, wait a minute, wait a minute!"

No matter how he called out, Moen's figure gradually disappeared from his sight.

He could no longer even sense Moen's presence.

He knew that his brother had gone to see the next brother at the next time.

But his fate was forever anchored.

Although I am still alive now, I am already destined to die.

He remembered hearing it from a mortal once.

It is said that the luckiest thing for a person is to know when they will die, because then they can calmly arrange everything.

The most unfortunate thing is knowing only what will cause your death but not when it will happen, because then you will live in fear every day.

He used to scoff at this statement, but now he thinks it's absolutely right.

"Oh, you can't do this! You can't do this!"

-

The Thunder's situation was just a minor incident.

Learning about the existence of hummingbirds was a pleasant surprise.

However, the two truly important things have still not made any fundamental progress.

For example, what exactly is the White Calamity and when did it occur?

Furthermore, Moen has not yet left enough traces as the Rose King.

It must both conform to one's vague memory without conclusive evidence and leave a concrete record.

This is not an easy thing to do.

A slight lapse in attention could lead to complete failure.

It's better if no trace is left, because there's always the possibility of starting over.

But if concrete evidence and historical contradictions are left behind, then it's truly over.

As the bracelet rotates.

Moen, deep in thought, appeared in the new era.

This time, however, Moen keenly sensed that something seemed amiss.

Time doesn't seem to be moving forward.

My previous two trips were once in the middle of the Age of Gods and once in the middle to late Age of Gods.

And this time, is it the early Age of Gods?

Looking up at the distant sky, one sees starlight whose dazzling brilliance cannot be obscured even with the sun high in the sky.

Moen was therefore certain that this absolutely did not continue.

Because this star is called the Morning Star, it symbolizes the north.

He ordered the craftsmen and casting masters to forge the birch trees and hang them in the sky to guide mortals.

Then, the fall of this star also marked the official start of the Great War of the Firstborn Sons of the Gods.

But now, this star is still hanging in the sky.

So the latest we can go is the early Age of Gods, and if we go any further back, that would be the Genesis period.

Although the exact time cannot be confirmed, the morning star is still in the sky.

So, following his memory, Moen broke off a few branches from the big tree next to him and folded them into a slightly strange object.

This thing was given to people by the birch tree that was commissioned to forge the Morning Star before it fell.

It's so simple you can make it at a glance, and so useful that as long as you have this and the morning star in the sky, you can always find your way.

After confirming that it matched my memory,

Moen then aimed his weapon at the morning star in the sky, trying to determine his current location.

It was also while Moen was fiddling with the morning star.