Beneath him, two twins were born.
One was the Good God Ahura Mazda, inheriting the divine authority of flames and light.
The other was the Evil God Angela Manu, ruling over the realm of death and darkness.
The two opposed and depended on each other, forming a system of opposing yet unified Persian mythology.
Luo En turned to look towards the side of the pillar of flames, at the black torrent floating with countless corpses and departed souls, and couldn't help but swallow.
A bit towards the south, it seemed to be in the region of the South Asian Subcontinent.
So, the Indian Divine Era?
The opposition and unity of Persian mythology was not only internal but also projected externally.
