In the face of healing, humans are an animal that reacts wonderfully. Their minds are complex, and it's a matter of trust—sometimes she's reached deep into the wound with the tentacles of magic, only to find that someone has pushed her mind back.

Hearing Soraka's words, Leona subconsciously glanced at Jano next to her, and when she saw him nodding again and again, she moved her gaze back to Soraka's face.

"I think I'm ready." She said.

"You're going to enjoy the process." Soraka pressed Leona's wound again.

Soraka poured all the power she could into the wound, banishing the pain, rings of emerald light wading across Leona's skin. As Soraka exerted her strength, she watched her skin fade from pale to pink, and finally to a healthy dark shade from the sun.

"I think it's going to be fine, what do you think?"

Soraka let go of his hand, knelt on the side, watched Leona press her chest and get up and twist her shoulders, and finally replied with a look of disbelief: "Those sharp pains are gone, I have never felt so good." ”

"Thank you so much, you gave me a second life, and Jeno...... Without you, I could have ......" Leona, who was incoherent, grabbed the hands of both of them and shook them heavily.

Feeling the force coming from the palm of his hand, Jeno smiled and quipped: "It seems that the strength has recovered a lot, hurry up and put your neckline up first." ”

Leona didn't mind this, and Soraka said, "The flower poison itself is not deadly, but it just happens to clash with the astral forces in your body, and the struggle between the two has affected you, so it will cause you so much damage. If it weren't for the fact that your body was made of stars, the horror would not be able to hold up. ”

These words reminded Jeno of the joke of a patient with a high fever - the immune system: I admit that I have an element of gambling, but you and the virus must die one!

Because there are very few people she can meet in the Giant God Peak, it can't be compared to the experience she had traveled to the mainland, so there are a lot of words in Soraka tonight.

"Actually, Morgana was much more injured than you when she came."

Hearing Soraka talk about herself, Morgana laughed about the events of that day: "I lost my invulnerable wings and the power of the stars, and my body gradually disintegrated...... When I came to the Giant God Peak, my broken appearance might not even be recognizable to my mother, if she were still alive. If it weren't for the Prophet's best efforts to heal me, I would have turned into a frozen corpse on this snowy peak. ”

"No, didn't your father take you away from your mother when you were a child, how could he know you now?" Jeno suddenly raised his bar.

"It's just a figure of speech! To let you know how good and powerful the Prophet was! Morgana glared at Jeno viciously with her smoky eyes, black and white.

"Even if she can't recognize my appearance, she can recognize me through the star spirit power in her body, but I even lost this power, she can't recognize me, and the result is still the same." Morgana explained a lot of things before realizing that it didn't make sense to tell Jeno about it. She thought indignantly in her heart, why didn't she go back to work and go to the construction site if she was so good at lifting the bar?

But she can't be blamed, since she lost the power of the star spirit, her temperament has become more and more like a mortal. Becomes irritable and uncalm, unable to forgive others as calmly as before.

However, Jeno thinks that this Morgana is very good, and he really envies Kyle for having a sister with a true temperament.

"Then again, why would you want to go down to earth? Isn't the astral plane bad? Leona asked Soraka.

She remembered what she had seen the night she became a star spirit—a twinkling stardust would appear in the air at the top of the mountain, opening a door to the otherworld. At the other end of the door was a glittering silver mirage, like a shadow behind a veil. The holy light shimmered with bright colors, and the power of the starry sky turned into pillars of light and descended from the realm of the giant god.

So she wanted to know the world inside the door.

She wanted to know what the giant gods she worshipped were like, and what kind of world they lived in.

But Soraka's answer doesn't reveal what she wants to know, and the titan is secretive about his world.

"I used to watch the chaos of mortals from heaven, witnessing seemingly never-ending struggles, betrayals, and sufferings. We giant gods weave guidance and destiny with the stars in the night sky, but they are often ignored or even misunderstood by mortals, leading to greater suffering.

My heart aches for this. Perhaps mortals, I think, are too short to see the grand scheme in the night sky

Therefore, I came into the world, integrated into humanity, and corrected their destiny. But unexpectedly, I discovered that in the midst of the chaos created by the hands of mortals, a new, unexpected, and intricate grand scheme was created.

Through inadvertent brutality, mortals begin to forge a new unknown future for themselves. I've come to think that mortal potential shouldn't be limited by the fate of the titan gods, and I did. I will no longer teach anyone, but only inspire and guide, just as I want to witness every mortal light up an unknown path with his short but shining life. ”

"It's great."

After listening to Soraka's experience, Leona lowered her head in shame, is this the consciousness of the giant god? It's much more selfless than just wanting to hold on to what you believe. And before that, she was still thinking about pulling out Soraka's words.

And Jeno on the side just smiled and didn't speak.

He knows that Soraka is very friendly to mortals, but he still knows what the urine nature of the entire giant god race is, but he just sees through it and doesn't say it, which is revealed in Soraka's words.

The Titan Gods are all over the galaxy of the universe, and they need the power of faith, but they will not personally descend on all habitable planets to colonize other civilizations.

They control everything in a mystical and powerful way—when the vast sentient beings have just awakened to their self-consciousness and look up at the starry sky, the giants use their divine power to weave pictures in the starry sky. When mortal beings see such miracles, they will have the first and strongest beliefs.

This is an invisible and undecipherable layout, and the lower civilizations often surrender to the "laws of the universe" that the giant gods let them see before they realize who their opponents are.

They are like bamboo rats raised by people, and regard the feed that appears in the pond at regular times as the heavenly principle of civilization, and they are not aware of what kind of fate awaits them outside the pool.

It's just that the land of runetera is a little different, the people here are always out of the fate arranged by the titan gods, and the fledgling humans make the titans begin to feel threatened.

That's why there are star spirits to help them strengthen the faith of mortals, so that they can be leeks of production capacity according to their arranged fate.

After all, the star spirit is just a white bamboo rat that everyone loves, so he is fortunate enough to be taken out of the pool to see the outside world for a short time. But in the end, he still has to return to the pool, dutifully and continue to live blindly with his kind.

If it weren't for the fact that the giant gods were just collecting the power of faith and had no other oppressive behavior, Jeno would not be so wary of them. It may also be that the power of faith has some more powerful effect that has not been discovered by mortals, and there is no benefit, so naturally there is no intention of rebellion.

Probably...... bar.