The celestial vessel in the sky slowly opened its hatch.
A figure as solid as substance stepped out from it—the true form of Chronos, the Titan Battle God, Lord of Flesh and Blood, descended.
The vague divine presence seemed capable of shattering the sky, but this indistinct posture appeared to be merely an illusion, disappearing in an instant.
As a god, Kana was naturally aware that it hadn't disappeared; it was simply the divine presence of the other.
However, it was clearly not appropriate to display one's divine presence here directly. It wasn't for battle or to demonstrate anything.
So, the other restrained themselves.
The figure descended directly, standing before the two of them.
Despite intentionally retracting the titanic body vast enough to break the sky, maintaining a humanoid proportion of about three meters.
The divine might that surged towards them was undiminished.
Instead, this precise compression made it appear more magnificent and imposing.
