Life of the Emperor Chapter 22

As we all know, there is actually more than one tomb of gods on the continent.

The "Divine Calendar" says that the most tragic and magnificent scene in the old era of gods was the evening when the gods fell. The golden-red sunset glowed like blood for thousands of miles, birds and beasts cried, rivers and seas flooded, and gods fell like stars and returned to the same place. That was the end of the old era of gods and the beginning of the post-god era.

Therefore, the old gods of the past actually had a common gEthant cemetery, which was called the Tomb of Ten Thousand Gods. Of course, the word "ten thousand" was an exaggeration, just to make it look magnificent. In fact, if you counted with your fingers, apart from a hundred or so minor gods, only two of the three main gods of the old era were lying in it.

The one who was unique and did not lie in the Tomb of the Gods was the God of Light, Phaë.

Because Phaë fell later than the other gods, he survived until the end of dusk and the fall of night, and closed his eyes when the last ray of light faded.