Chapter 196 - 170: Primordial Will and the Golden Age
The stars of the Celestial Kingdom followed their predetermined orbits, shining brilliantly, while the Country of Divines seemed so eternal among this sea of stars.
Kagawus saw his own race—the Three-eyed Ape People—had created the Ajia Kingdom, which was about to suffer a siege from the beastman kingdoms.
King Chenfeng allied with five kingdoms, vowing to eradicate this kingdom from the earth.
The Prophetic God was unwilling to sit idly by.
But bound by the covenant of the gods, He could not manifest a miracle to annihilate the beastmen’s armies and scatter them from the land nourished by rivers.
Flustered, Kagawus made a prophecy about the future of the next hundred years.
The power of prophecy gradually converged in Kagawus’s hands, forming visions that were at times clear and at other times blurry.
In Kagawus’s eyes, there first flashed horrifying scenes of mountains of corpses and seas of blood, followed by numerous people standing atop bones, hailed as heroes to be long celebrated.
"Heroes gather in this war, human lives as fragile as wheat, but their names shall live forever!"
Among those heroes were both beastmen and Three-eyed Ape People, each with their own place.
When Kagawus saw this, he slowly breathed a sigh of relief.