Chapter 114 Arrows and Gifts_2

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So under these circumstances, it seems reasonable that an accident might occur with the birth of new gods— but the problem Laine must now face is, since there are two gods, whom should retrieve the concept of "winter"?

Looking at the two new gods with their baffled eyes open, Laine couldn't help but focus on the miniature bow behind them.

The bow itself was ordinary, and although it was a rare treasure for ordinary people, it didn't have much effect on truly powerful deities. What really attracted him were the arrows that came with each bow.

One was a golden arrow, and the other was a lead arrow, with each new god holding one. From a higher perspective, conceptual forces swirled around them.

This was the last manifestation of the power of the Primordial Deities, thus endowing them with a mysterious force. Laine could feel that these two arrows could not be used lightly—they needed certain conditions to be met—but once shot, the consequences would be unimaginable.