"If I were to say there are thods other than that?"
"Other thods?"
Moran's statent piqued the curiosity of the twins.
[They had existed in the world long before the arrival of the Machine Gods, and to this day, they have not found a single feasible thod]
[Now, you say there are other thods]
[If soone else had said this, Castor would probably have only given a sharp retort]
[But you have the identity of an Earth Child]
[The Gemini siblings do not think you are joking]
"Moran... do you really have a way...?"
Castor's pupils trembled slightly.
He had been tornted by the pain of degradation for an unknown amount of ti, fearing every day and night that his sister would end up like him.
Originally, he was ant to exist eternally.
Yet, he had devolved to the sa fleeting state as humanity.
If it were just him enduring this pain, it would be one thing, but Castor also saw the decline of divinity in Pollux.
This was sothing he, as an older brother, could not tolerate.
"I have seen examples. Once, I saw the Earth Mother Goddess on an island regain her divinity through faith. I believe you two siblings can be like her."
The Earth Mother Goddess that Moran spoke of was dusa.
Speaking of which, dusa and the twins actually share the sa origin; they are both native deities of Greece.
[In the mythological records of Pelasgi, there are also ntions of this twin deity]
[They are not regarded as humans but as deities]
[However, very unfortunately]
[The records of the twin deities are too vague, and in Pelasgi, effective faith cannot be ford. Currently, the deities that Pelasgi mainly worships are still the Gorgon sisters]
"We were originally ancient deities. Like other minor gods and subordinate gods, we have survived to this day only because the Olympian gods viewed us as non-threatening and harmless to humanity. Now we can only survive by relying on the mythological system of the Olympian gods."
Pollux began to recount her origins.
If their situation could be the sa as the Earth Mother Goddess that Moran was familiar with, it would undoubtedly be a joyous event.
She had always known that Castor was suffering from degradation.
As a sister, she naturally wanted to help her brother.
"And it is precisely because we are surviving within the mythological system of the Olympian gods that we are in such decline. We should have been the shining stars after the storm, guiding lights to beco deities...
"Originally, we, who had pure divinity, have been labeled with humanity by humans, leading us to this point today..."
Castor and Pollux spoke one after the other.
They shared a common sorrow.
"Sister, you, who still have the blood of divinity within you, and I, who have already lost the blood of divinity. You, who are immortal, and I, who am human...
Hmph... how tragically distorted we have beco... how absurd. To this day, I still cannot erase the anger of degradation."
Castor spoke, revealing his hatred again.
However, he quickly suppressed this emotion.
He could not lose composure a second ti.
"This is how our origins are... Moran, do you have a way to solve it?"
Pollux's beautiful eyes shone with hopeful light.
There was also a hint of eagerness in her tone.
The demigod girl had been worried about herself and her brother, always in a position of helplessness.
She couldn't share any of her brother's pain.
Nor could she stop her own decline.
"Hmm, don't worry. I have a way."
Moran placed his hand on Pollux's head.
Gently stroking her bright golden hair.
As if praising a child who had been working hard, he offered comfort to Pollux in his identity as an Earth Child.
Saying this, you two are not alone.
"Pollux, you've been quite hard on yourself all this ti, not only taking care of such a troubleso brother but also searching for ways to curb the decline. As a friend on the sa boat and a compatriot with similar roots, I feel it's only right to help you."
Moran said very seriously.
"..."
Pollux didn't react at first.
Upon hearing this, a wave of bittersweet feelings surged in her heart.
The two siblings initially stood in the position of victims; before their decline, they were the guardians of human navigation.
For hundreds of years, the two had been lonely.
Humans, as perpetrators, could not understand their pain, and the ancient gods in similar situations had been wiped out completely.
"Hmm...??"
Castor finally sensed sothing was off.
Seeing his sister being comforted by Moran like this, being patted on the head like a little girl.
He, as an older brother, had never done this.
[Thinking about it, Castor is quite a failure]
[As an older brother, Castor is blinded by hatred, unable to see his closest sister]
[Pollux's sorrow is no less than his]
[No, he should have seen it clearly]
[He saw his sister's sorrow but couldn't do anything about it]
"Hmm! Moran... thank you... for your concern..."
Pollux nodded vigorously.
The emotions in her heart surged like waves; those words were a trendous redemption for her.
Moran's ordinary words of comfort.
Gave the girl warmth she hadn't felt in a hundred years.
"Hey, wait, hold on! Isn't this a bit too much? sister, I know this. This is the way of humans! Moran just wants to..."
Castor said anxiously.
Although he hated humans, he had heard stories from the folk during his thousand years in Greece.
Seeing the atmosphere between his sister and Moran.
As an older brother, he unconsciously beca tense.
"Hehe, if you keep thinking like this, be careful I might just kill you. Brother."
"Guh...!"
Pollux revealed a radiant smile like a delicate flower.
However, there was no hint of joy in her words.
Castor felt a bone-chilling coldness, a sensation he hadn't experienced in a long ti.
[He imdiately had the sense to shut his mouth]
[That irritable attitude and words filled with hatred seed to be forcefully suppressed]
[It was clear that among the twin siblings]
[Pollux, as the younger sister, held the dominant power]
[Pollux's coldness only lasted for a mont; when she faced you, the chill quickly lted away]
[Castor wanted to say sothing but hesitated]
[Seeing you and Pollux getting closer, he couldn't help but feel anxious]
[He never thought that the day would co when the cabbage at ho would be taken away right in front of him]
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