Watching the being wrapped in a pitch-black cloak, the blond Priest Kang Seodam thought.
‘I never imagined a god would attend an event I was unexpectedly pushed into overseeing.’
This event was not his.
Kang Seodam took charge after the Priest originally meant to preside disappeared. He had never imagined encountering a god in such an unexpected form there.
‘But it is remarkably quiet for a place a god personally attended.’
Both the Goddess of the Sun he worshiped and the god blending into the crowd while pretending to be human and enjoying an amusement were present. Despite the extraordinary circumstances, no confusion had arisen.
‘…I understand people failing to notice the Goddess because she has not descended, but it is astonishing that a god openly taking human form remains this quiet.’
The god appeared to understand humans well.
“…….”
Then again, gods who enjoyed amusements were generally human-friendly.
‘His atmosphere is cold and silent, unlike the Temple of the Sun. Is he a god of death or disease? Judging by the chill, perhaps he is associated with the deep sea.’
Gio had received a ‘certificate’ from the Sun God, but it was only one component of his being. Fundamentally,…