Spanning the earth, sweeping over vast oceans. Shortly after setting off, the Goddess of the White Oak felt the terrifying presence emanating from the Mount of the Gods behind her.
With the perfection of laws, the thriving of life, and the expansion of the world's surface area, the ceiling of the Divine Authority also continued to rise. Perhaps in tens of thousands of years, the full power of the Divine King would be equivalent to the Great Divine Power in terms of divine energy.
But the Oak Goddess did not look back. Having accepted the command of the Queen of Gods, she would persist, for the presence of the Divine King was strong but not enough to instill fear in her.
Finally, after several more days of flying over the outer sea, the Oak Goddess came close to the edge of the world. Upon the turbulent Circumterrestrial River, the Meliae, holding Zeus, saw the God of the Ocean and his wife.
