Chapter 30 Marriage and the Divided Goddess of Beauty_2

But upon careful reflection, Laine found that the relationship between the gods and humans of Chaos seemed just like that.

The Fire Thief who deceived the Divine King, the king who feasted on his own child, the mortal who brazenly claimed his skill surpassed that of the deities... Such individuals, be they gods or humans, were not exceptions; they were a common sight.

It appeared that these beings, once they possessed a bit of wisdom, relished in challenging authority as a means of proving themselves, only to be used as negative examples to highlight the greatness of their superiors.

"And there are my old friends; it seems they are getting a bit restless."

Pondering slightly, Laine sensed that, aside from the gods of Olympus, with the birth of the Bronze Humanity, some among them also had their own reactions.