Chapter 1377 - 903: The Newborn Goddess (2)

Chapter 1377: Chapter 903: The Newborn Goddess (2)

The full mountains on her chest were gently covered by flowing emerald divine light, with her garment similarly woven with intricate plant patterns and vine decorations.

It seemed as though she herself was a walking, condensed forest.

Powerful Life Divine Power pulsed around her, like billions of hearts resonating in harmony.

Kana keenly noticed that this goddess lacked the iconic single eye feature of Titans, but instead had slightly upturned pointed ears similar to Elves.

Clearly, rich Elven blood flowed within her.

However, the towering and robust physique that far surpassed ordinary Elves silently proclaimed the resilient foundation of her Titan heritage.

This body was compressed by divine power; her original stature must have been even taller.

"Brother!"

The goddess spoke, her voice like a clear spring flowing over stone, carrying a natural rhythm, gentle yet full of intrinsic power.

"Sensing your ship’s return, how come it’s much earlier than expected? Not long ago, you were departing to make friends, weren’t you?"

Her gaze carried pure curiosity and a hint of affectionate reproach, then curiously turned to Kana and Luminar beside Chronos.

A look of friendly inquiry in her eyes.

"Talia! My little leaf."

Chronos let out a hearty laugh, stepping forward with wide strides, reaching his large fan-like hand as if wanting to ruffle his sister’s hair.

But upon seeing the delicate flowers in her hair, which collectively swayed towards him as if reminding him.

He paused forcefully mid-air and instead patted his own chest.

"Haha, make friends? Of course, I did. And they are extremely wonderful friends.

"So I brought them back as guests."

He stepped aside, enthusiastically introducing them to his sister, "Come on, meet them!"

He first pointed to Luminar: "This is Luminar Crystalline, [Prismatic Enlightener], one of the Six Gods of Star Ring City Council."

"An illustrious being governing light, crystal, and mechanical life, an embodiment of wisdom and skill."

Chronos’ introduction was full of respect, while also containing a hint of mischief, clearly wanting to see his sister’s reaction to this "renowned" artisan god.

Upon hearing Luminar’s divine name, a very subtle clarity indeed flashed across Talia’s clear eyes.

Which then transformed into a barely noticeable peculiarity.

She elegantly bent slightly to salute: "Venerable Luminar, I have long heard your fame. Your path of creation is frequently mentioned even in the Life temple."

Her tone maintained politeness, but that hint of peculiarity clearly stemmed from her possibly having heard of certain "unique" deeds of this god of constructions.

After all, the number of gods might be many, but as for gods with medium divine power, their numbers significantly decrease.

In the Star Realm, they are well-known entities, and some gossip naturally circulates among the divine group.

Luminar’s prismatic light calmly flickered, emitting a clear buzzing sound in response.

"Talia Green-shade, your natural aura is pure and powerful. It is an honor to officially meet."

He seemed to have directly stated Talia’s full name related to her divine title with precision, causing a hint of surprise to flash in Talia’s eyes.

Chronos didn’t mind his sister’s subtle expression, eagerly pushed Kana forward, almost overflowing with pride.

"And this one, Talia, this is Kana!"

He paused, emphasizing his tone with fervor in his gaze.

"A very, very admirable new friend. An exceptionally young, perhaps even... juvenile, nascent deity."

Talia’s gaze instantly focused on Kana, carrying pure curiosity and a trace of surprise at the "juvenile" deity.

As someone from the Life Domain, she could naturally see the marks of time passing on Kana relatively easily.

Juvenile.

How juvenile?

In the Titan World, such a brief accumulation of time is almost considered an infant.

Could it be that this person is a naturally born deity?

Only then could it be explained why this person is so juvenile.

However, Chronos’ subsequent words made her emerald eyes instantly widen.

"He comes from that world currently overshadowed by Void’s shadows—Holy Stone Plane.

"And he is our Titan’s most esteemed compatriot—he bears the Star Realm’s acknowledged title of ’Savior.’ He is the Blood Silver Savior—Kana."

"Savior?!"

Talia gasped softly, the naturally expressed surprise on her face instantly transformed into solemn respect.

Without a moment’s hesitation, she immediately performed a standard, Life temple-styled divine salute to Kana—crossing her hands at her chest, fingertips emitting small budding phantom, with a slight bow.

"Lord Kana, please forgive my rudeness."

Though her power and Kana’s were the same, both possessing weak divine power, the title of Savior held a higher status in the Titan World.

Addressing as lord is only natural.

"The title ’Savior,’ in the Titan World signifies supreme honor and resilience. Salute to you, may the light of Life forever protect the world you guard."

Her voice carried genuine respect, without immediately probing for details, exhibiting good divine etiquette.

Chronos contentedly observed his sister’s reaction, then turned to formally introduce Kana and Luminar.

"Kana, Luminar, this is our family’s most dazzling jewel, my youngest sister, Talia Green-shade."

His tone brimmed with fondness.

"She is the goddess affiliated with the Life temple, divine name [Daughter of Life Movement], wielding power over budding sprouts, nature’s pulsation, and healing."

He mischievously winked at Kana with his lava-like single eye, a rugged face carrying a hint of cheeky grin:

"How about it, Kana? My sister’s appearance should fit well with your kind’s ’refined tastes,’ right?

"After all, she inherited most of her mother’s traits—that goddess from the Elven pantheon."

In the Star Realm, the races are myriad, naturally each race has its own differing aesthetics on beauty determined by their appearances.

And all deities’ appearances within their races must be the most outstanding.

Even if their appearance before becoming a deity wasn’t necessarily excellent, after deityhood, their appearance becomes excellent.

Originally excellent ones only become more excellent.

And Kana’s appearance seemed of similar origin as Elves, being of the same type of existence.

Thus, his aesthetic tastes should share certain commonalities with Elves’ aesthetic.

This is quite easy to distinguish.

And the goddess before him, undoubtedly, naturally aligns with humanity’s idea of a beautiful deity.

At least, not single-eyed.

Clearly, Titans aren’t suitable for human aesthetics, though in some degree, yes, but that’s the beauty of martial valor.

Chronos candidly mentioned different parentage, as he evidently held no Elven blood, being a pure Titan.

In Titan values, power and life’s diversity itself are worth praising, familial bonds are far more important than mere bloodlines.

Listening to her brother’s teasing, a faint, peach blossom-like blush appeared on Talia’s pale cheeks.

Her green eyes scoldingly glared at Chronos, yet she did not retort.

She had lived in the Elf’s realm before, naturally her appearance was deemed beautiful.

When returning to the Titan World, naturally her appearance wasn’t considered outstanding, given everyone’s aesthetics differed slightly.

Now she clearly belonged to Titan Pantheon as a goddess, even as one, she too cared about her appearance.

Having a deity who understands and recognizes her beautiful appearance now is certainly a delightful thing.

Only smiling once more at Kana and Luminar with a touch of shyness yet remaining gracious and poised.

Her gaze, particularly lingering a moment longer on Kana, the young Savior, curiosity and respect intertwined.

On the foredeck, the green Life light intermingled with the silver-red Order light, and prismatic crystal light.

The majestic canvas of the Titan World unfolded afar.