Chapter 60: Chariot of the God of Sun

The party concerned has also "agreed," so the matter was settled.

Laine had intended to let the godking, who lacked experience, enjoy the catering services of the Spirit Realm, but Cronus, thinking of the constant crumbling of celestial bodies in the sky, regretfully declined his invitation.

Thus, under Laine's leadership, the three made their way along the main road toward the Corette Shrine.

Regarding the God of Sun, Laine indeed had no better ideas, as in the original mythology, whether it was Helios or the disastrous Phaethon, or even Apollo, who was himself the God of Light, all relied on the Sun Chariot to steer the sun.

Instead of spending time and effort to come up with a better solution for him, it was more straightforward to craft a Divine Artifact as in the mythologies.