The Thunder Titan had a tragic end.
He died, and his corpse became a source of various materials, used for countless purposes by others. The massive head of the Titan is still embedded in the city walls of Proadas, the capital of the Goblin Empire, where it serves as the most imposing city gate, symbolizing the tremendous power of the Goblin race!
As the bone of the Thunder Titan, the thigh bone of this Thunder Demi-God naturally contained immense power from the Thunder Law.
Jano first traveled over the East Sea to find an active volcano still spewing lava. With his legendary strength, he shattered the side of the volcano and forged a furnace using the volcanic stone!
He then added materials like purple gold, fine gold, mithril, skystone, magic crystal, greyheart stone, moon spirit stone, earth essence, sunset iron, and molten heart copper into the furnace, melting them into liquid!
Finally, he placed the Thunder Titan's thigh bone into the furnace, surrounded by the purple liquid of gold and stone, and began the intense process of melting it, day and night.
After thirty-nine days, the Thunder Titan's thigh bone completely melted into the golden liquid. The liquid shimmered with a purple tint, and sparks of lightning flickered within!
Then, Jano used his own Thunder Law to forge the sword every day. After ten days, he poured seawater over it, repeatedly adding cloud spirit and pounding it into shape!
A long sword, glowing with purple and gold hues, and sparking with bolts of lightning, appeared before him, floating in midair.
[Congratulations, Player, for forging a "Legendary" grade weapon. Forging experience +1000!]
The system, which had been silent for a long time, suddenly displayed a message. Jano habitually ignored it.
He took up the sword and swung it—thunder and lightning surged immediately!
"Not bad. Good sword!"
Jano nodded in satisfaction and stored the sword away.
It was now night, and the silver moon shone brightly in the sky!
He looked up at the moon and smiled softly.
"To forge the throne, I need to create something from the sky. That ancient moon hanging in the sky—who knows what it is made of? Since my future throne will hang in the same sky, I should go up and see."
As he spoke, he began to act.
Jano took a deep breath, flapped his immaculate wings, and the immense lift sent him soaring into the sky.
He first passed through the clouds and soared above them, leaping out of the sea of clouds into the realm of strong winds.
Here, at an altitude of ten thousand meters, even legendary beings would have a hard time enduring. The winds carried the power of the Wind Law, and the higher he went, the more intense it became, making it nearly impossible for a regular legendary figure to persist.
But Jano was no ordinary legendary being—his power was nearly that of a Demi-God. He was just one step away from raising his throne in the heavens!
He gathered the power of light to form a protective shield and continued his ascent.
At twenty thousand meters, the air grew thinner, and the power of the Sky Law intensified, impeding his progress.
The silver moon began to become clearer, its soft silver light shining brightly.
Jano pushed on—thirty thousand meters, forty thousand meters, fifty thousand meters—until he reached the border close to the astral plane.
It was like stars scattered across the sky.
He saw a giant silver star circling at the boundary between the astral world and the mortal plane, rotating around the entire world!
He could not approach the moon any further.
A powerful force emanating from the moon's Law of the Moon surged forward, blocking his approach.
At the same time, an oppressive force seemed to expel him.
This dense power of the Law almost made him feel like he was facing a god!
It was deep as an abyss, vast as an ocean!
The longer he stayed here, the more strength he would lose.
"This place is truly mysterious. No wonder no one else dares to venture this way!"
Why fly in the sky when the earth below is so vast? Other legendary beings, even Demi-Gods, would never dare to do this.
Luckily, Jano had wings. Others had to rely on their legendary strength to fly.