117 To judge the gods

People are excited about the first trial being held after ten thousand years. In the court, the main gods gather one by one. The atmosphere is heavy and solemn. Eshyal, the god of sun, takes a seat beside Noras. "So, what is this about?" 

"Did you come here without preparation?" Noras glares at him. 

"All I heard is that Adira did something again." Eshyal yawns. "Something to Belan?"

"Cina demanded the trial." Mahuna, the goddess of fire, explains to Eshyal. "Some creature killed Belan. It wasn't Adira. It's related to his harbinger. I don't know why we need a trial for something so small."

"Speaking of Adira, did you hear that he's getting married again?" Niela, the goddess of water, grins at Eshyal and Mahuna. 

"Again?" Mahuna makes a face. "Is he marrying you?"

"What?" Niela shudders at the thought of marrying the god of darkness. "Never!"