Start in Terra, immortal

As a celestial dragon race that has existed since ancient times, Aurelion Sol rarely finds anything that surprises him during his long life of creation and wandering among dragons.

Runeterra is one of them.

This special planet, which appeared around an ordinary sun created countless eons before Him, has attracted considerable attention from other celestial beings besides Him.

Although it is next to the sun it created, Thor is certain that this planet is not His creation.

As a creator who has created planets, Thor knows very well that creating such a world with overlapping multiple realms is not easy.

It was precisely because He paid too much attention to this world that those indifferent and heartless Celestials were able to take advantage of Him, allowing Him to wear this seemingly magnificent and mysteriously magical object, which in reality carried a mysterious curse.

Worse still, the power attached to the crown threw Him back into the heavens, preventing Him from ever approaching this world again.

Thor could only watch helplessly as those treacherous Protoss stole his power and gave it to mortals.

The thieves proclaimed themselves "giants," drawing upon the power of the heavens to create those so-called divine warriors.

The price is the destruction of one sun after another in the universe.

Fortunately, although the thieves knew how much of a hidden danger the world's creators had left behind, they underestimated the mortals.

The more power one lacks, the more one craves strength. What He left behind, which can be called the fulcrum of the world, is seen as a sacred relic by mortals.

The relics of the Founder—any mortal who dares to touch them will become their slave. He can already see the magical catastrophe sweeping across the world; He can see the 'giants' and celestials He hates struggling to protect themselves, their weaknesses exposed.

The gold dust on the crown began to fall off; freedom was within reach!

They didn't realize that He was no longer the being they could control. Perhaps they did realize it, but there was nothing they could do.

Now, let's play along with them one more time and pretend to obey.

Thor knew the "Colossi" well. Having long held positions of power, they didn't really understand the mortals who had gained the Colossi's power.

Those boring mortals come from weakness, yet despise weakness, regarding their former selves as ants.

Relying on their insignificant power, they disregard the entire world, neither understanding nor allowing any existence that could threaten them to exist.

Ah, the arrogance of the ignorant.

This world has never lacked outsiders. However, apart from those deformed creatures that crawled out of the cracks, no outsider has ever angered those 'giants' as much as they have now.

But how can a frog in a well imagine the sky beyond the well's opening?

They didn't know what kind of being they were facing, but Thor knew very well.

Thor, who had been watching this world closely, knew from the beginning what kind of being had descended upon it.

In Him, Thor saw light and darkness, birth and death, creation and destruction.

Thor understood that He was an equal being to him. When he found Him, He also found him.

Unfortunately, He doesn't seem willing to communicate with me.

Thor felt a pang of regret; it had been too long since he had seen someone who could rival Him. Unfortunately, this person was just like those he remembered—indifferent and ruthless.

"We've found Him, should we tell them?" Thor had a certain thought.

"Perhaps we can use His help to escape this predicament sooner."

"Forget it, He probably doesn't like being disturbed. He'll escape sooner or later; there's no need to make an enemy of an equal just to get that much time sooner."

Thor sent a message to the "giants".

"We didn't find the person you were talking about."

Upon receiving the message, the giant cursed, "What a useless dog! Can't even find a single person. I guess you just want to see more fireworks in the starry sky, don't you?"

Even if the last rays of the sun shone in the night sky before it went out, Thor only looked on with sorrow and did not respond.

The vile insects will one day have the balance of the universe tilt back in their favor. At that time, the insects will witness the wrath of the Star Forger, and the universe will become his witness.

......

After exploring the entire planet in the dense jungle, Rosso sensed a gaze upon him. Following the gaze, he saw a dragon-like creature wearing a magnificent crown.

"It seems to be the 'god' of this world?" Rosso's expression turned serious the moment their eyes met.

"He just watched like that? Without saying a word?" Rosso wondered.

"Still looking? Even Uhir isn't this aloof." At the third moment, Rosso was taken aback.

"Look..." Just as she was about to break the silence, the gaze was withdrawn.

"That looked like Aurelion Sol, the Dragon King?" After his investigation, Rosso had figured out where this new world was.

It is Runeterra.

"So, those energy sources containing enormous energy are runes?" When he discovered that multiple energy sources were densely gathered in one place, Rosso was still wondering how someone could gather things containing enough energy to destroy the world together, and how a country could exist in that place.

"No wonder Demacia is so resistant to magic; I reckon Ryze is partly to blame."

Power itself is not wrong, but for ordinary people, it's difficult to say who controls whom when it comes to power. From this perspective, Demacia did not do anything wrong.

No one would allow anything capable of influencing that power to overturn the world to appear in their country if they knew there was such a force nearby.

Although the methods are somewhat extreme, for rulers, risks should be nipped in the bud.

In Demacia, besides the world runes, Rosso also discovered a special life form inside the city—a conscious stone statue.

"They're a bit like elemental spirits from the demon realm. You'll see when you go."

Rosso discovered a power in this world that seemed to be of the same type as that of the Demon Realm, and he prepared to investigate it.

Just as he was about to set off, someone appeared in the forest.

The newcomer was dressed entirely in gray and black, with armor covering key areas of his body. Even his face was completely obscured by an iron mask, leaving only his eyes visible, which emitted a faint glow. He placed his hands in front of his chest in a strange stance. Two weapons were also crossed on his back.

"Is this... teleportation?" Rosso was very interested in the masked man who suddenly appeared by teleportation.

Rosso recognized the man at first glance: Shen, the Eye of Twilight from the Order of the Kinkou.

Similarly, upon seeing Rosso for the first time, Shin knew that the person before him was the variable that would disrupt the balance of this place.

As the Eye of Twilight who believes in the way of balance, his duty should be to eliminate all variables that disrupt the balance here and restore balance to this place.

However, he hesitated.

Because before that, he hadn't seen anyone.

This is abnormal, especially with the arcane power activated. He knew perfectly well that there were no people on this land who could not be seen in the spiritual realm.

But unfortunately, the people in front of us only exist in this world.