Chapter 1367 - 898: Titan God of Battle_2

Chapter 1367: Chapter 898: Titan God of Battle_2

This is surely a God from the Order Side.

Young, from the same camp, with potential.

Of course, he’s worth admiring.

"Not only that," Luminar’s crystalline body flowed with even brighter luster, continuing, "Kana is the Guardian and Savior of the world where he was born—the one shrouded in Void Shadow."

Luminar knows clearly that, for the Titan World, which title and identity of Kana would make the counterpart take notice.

"A world targeted by the Void?!"

Chronos’ expression instantly turned from admiration to extreme shock and something akin to heated concern.

His massive body leaned forward slightly, his single eye tightly locked onto Kana, as if trying to pierce his divinity to confirm this news.

He pondered for a moment, seemingly quickening through his vast memory bank, and suddenly clapped his hands, causing the space to tremble.

To be honest, the gaze of the single eye was too eager, making Kana somewhat uneasy.

It’s not that kind of being scrutinized and seen through, but rather the unrestrained emotion.

Being the God of Constructs, Luminar does not hide his emotions and directly expresses his sentiments and thoughts, making Kana a bit uneasy.

And this one is overly bold and direct, not hiding his emotions makes it uncomfortable too.

As gods, the existence over a long time and position make them neither hide nor disdain to hide.

"Ah! I remember, ’Holy Stone Plane’. That core presents a huge silver crystal structure, with the faint awakening of consciousness.

"Recently, it’s been frequently eroded by Void Power, it’s there! Luminar, you called me here for this young Guardian from the ’Holy Stone’?"

Kana’s heart trembled.

Holy Stone Plane...

This was the first time he truly heard the external designation for his world.

The Star Realm beings he encountered before mostly knew only the Abyss Battlefield, rarely concerned with the specific worlds struggling or sinking in the void, let alone giving them names.

And this Titan God of War not only pinpointed it clearly but also assigned it a name based on its core feature—this undoubtedly corroborated Luminar’s words.

The Titan Pantheon indeed maintained high vigilance and deep intelligence concern towards Void invasions.

Luminar found it surprising.

"Did you actually name that world?"

The naming of a world has its own rules.

For instance, if a god is born in that world or it steps out of the plane, starting to connect with the entire Star Realm.

Naturally, they will convey the name of their plane, convey the name of their world.

Indeed, some special events gain the attention of gods early during their still-new stage, and they will be named.

In the Titan World, there exists a Titan Pantheon.

A name is also a rule.

So naturally corresponding gods exist.

"That’s right, though this world had a name upon its birth, not named by us.

"It is when this world, helpless, located on the path of Void’s advancement, did we pay attention, recognizing that this particular world already has its name."

Didn’t understand, but it sounds like a good thing.

Becoming a god was still too recent for him, and he hadn’t interacted with many gods, lacking some information.

Seemingly having noticed Kana’s confusion.

Chronos directly explained: "You might have just become a god, unaware that when a world has distinctive features, it will have a name, for it’s unique enough not to mix in with the crowd."

Like the term plane, which refers to numerous worlds, not specifically any one world.

The name of something specific is special.

Just like the divine name of a god.

"Therefore, your world surely has something miraculous, which I believe you are aware of.

"But don’t worry, in the Star Realm, the worlds and planes are numerous, and the named worlds equally so?

"Only upon attention will its name be truly known, while most gods don’t possess the strength to truly confront a world."

Mainly, those with names, particularly worlds gaining names early, are more prone to awaken their will.

Kana nodded slightly, his world indeed has its special features.

"But you truly are remarkable, so young you must have gained the world’s attention and favor.

"Holding the title of Savior certainly reflects enough effort and contribution you made for your world, your name acknowledged by the Star Realm.

"This means even though your world was targeted by the Void, you already have enough strength to lead your world through the Void’s invasion, preserving its existence, not allowing the world to truly become a hollow shell."

This revelation genuinely surprised Kana because he didn’t know his title had such interpretation.

Others hearing his title of Savior hardly associate it with this aspect.

Including those gods.

"Don’t be surprised; surely you’ve learned about my world, we naturally are better informed than other gods about the details of a world targeted by the Void."

"For other worlds, the Savior title signifies the one who saves the world.

"Though, haven’t you considered? You haven’t begun saving the world yet, but upon becoming a god, this name was already imprinted.

"What an honor it is, meaning before you became a god, you had already found a lifeline for your world, perhaps that lifeline is such a grim thread, even barely surviving.

"But survival is survival, under the Void’s destruction, living is victory, even if only one breath remains, or a tiny fragment of Life."

Chronos sounded so fervent, his emotions becoming somewhat agitated.

Such emotion seemed abnormal for a god, the counterpart was genuinely excited.

"Amazing, a person of honor, come, let’s have a drink, for the Savior, for your existence, let’s toast!"

Emotions spur so easily.

Chronos raised his arms excitedly, encompassing Kana’s shoulders.

The emotions overflowed, appreciation and praise unrestrained.

He was dragging Kana into a light gate which had just opened.

"You warrior, you are too excited."

Luminar stopped him beside.

This seemed to truly bring Chronos back to his senses, he lowered his arm resting on the shoulder and sharply slapped his forehead.

"Ah, I was too excited, this means yet another world escaped from the Void’s clutches, and it’s a person of honor, a Savior.

"Heavenly Father will surely like him, so I got too excited wanting a drink."

This god was genuinely apologizing, an apologetic expression on his face.

"Thank you for your praise; your explanation has put my mind at ease."

Kana directly said with a smile.

"Hahaha! Don’t hold back for my sake."

Chronos laughed heartily, patting Luminar’s body, creating a banging sound.

"I invited you, hoping you’d take my friend to the Titan World, you surely recognize the significance of numerous things for a world targeted by the Void.

"In this aspect, there’s no denying, you Titan gods are clearer on it, you are the experts."

This made Chronos nod; his expression didn’t show surprise; knowing Kana’s identity, he had already guessed this point.

"Of course, we are undoubtedly experts on this, alas, truly valuable. You don’t really know, the last world surviving in the Void was five thousand years ago."

Sighing helplessly.

The Void destroys everything on its path, including obstructing worlds.

On average, one world is contacted and passed through every thousand years.

Meaning five worlds have perished.

"Isn’t that recent, right? Previously a world surviving the Void perhaps transpired only once in several tens of thousands of years."

Luminar sounded comforting but the words seemed cold.

"I know, but you’re unaware, the world five thousand years ago did survive, however... it was still destroyed, bending the rules made us actually fail."

Hearing there’s a story in it.

Kana perked up, as it’s closely related to him.