Because the situation was so special, Rhodes could only ask to see this Pan Sen, and Gavin IV chose to agree after thinking for a while - even after Pan Sen arrived, he even took the initiative to leave, giving the two of them plenty of space to communicate.

And in the mouth of the person concerned, Rod finally understood the complete story of the matter.

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Before becoming the new Panson, his name was Atridus, and he was a strong Rakore warrior.

Contrary to what people usually think, Atrius was not a talented warrior before the Star Spirit, but a poor creature who always seemed to be defeated repeatedly, and in the training of the Rakoor Military Order, even with the strength to endure hardships and injuries, Atrius was only at a mid-level level.

But it was this extraordinary tenacity that enabled him to climb the Giant God Peak later and come under the brilliant star dome.

In Atreus's view, climbing the Titan Peak meant gaining great power, the power to avenge his clan, but what he didn't realize was that the price of this power was the loss of his consciousness.

That's right, when that beam of light from the war constellation was projected onto Atridus, he became a war star as he wished, but at the same time, the part of consciousness that belonged to "Atridus" himself was sealed at the same time.

The War Titans needed his body, not his soul—the devotion of the Lakore's heart was nothing in the eyes of the Titans, and it was even a nuisance to them.

It was precisely because of this that Atrice's soul could only vaguely feel that the war giant god was using his body and seemed to be looking for something.

In fact, after Pan Sen left the Giant God Peak, the War Star Spirit with a spear and a round shield walked in the blazing Shurima, in order to find the Dark Spawn.

Those who have turned their backs on the covenant of the Titans are doomed to die under the spear!

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At the beginning, Panson's hunt was very successful - although the star spirit could not exert all the power of the titan, and Atrius's body was not the top, but the war titan's extraordinary combat skills made up for all this, and the spear and round shield infused with the brilliance of the stars were enough to pierce the defenses of the Darkspawn and resist the attacks of the Darkspawn, so there were indeed one or two Darkspawns left in the Darkspawn War on Panson's hunting path.

You know, the strength of the Darkspawn itself is also obvious, as strong as Aatrox can wrestle with the gods, weak as the unlucky guy who was eaten by Vladimir and even fell into the hands of his own experiment, although the era of the Darkspawn War has long passed, but the Darkspawn who remains in Shurima still has about two to three digits.

After all...... The Empire of Gushurima once had an army of Celestials composed purely of Ascended Beings.

Then, while Panson was looking for the Darkspawn, he met Aatrox.

The battle was immediately ensued.

Pan Sen is a proud star spirit, the embodiment of the will of the giant god, with very strong combat power, but on the one hand, ** limits his strength, on the other hand, Aatrox is also strong enough, so, at the end of the battle, Aatrox was pierced by a spear, but at the same time, the magic sword body in his hand was also cut on Pan Sen's body.

This sword, the star dome shook.

Above the star dome, in the constellation of Panson, which was originally one of the closest constellations to Valoran, an invisible crack was created, which on the one hand caused the war giant body to suffer heavy damage, and on the other hand, it also caused the indestructible star dome to have a slight turmoil.

And this turmoil, combined with Vicz's previous sneak attack on the Moon Giant God and Rod's personal choice later, eventually led to the Star Dome turning upside down and changing its appearance.

Of course, all this Arterius did not know.

After regaining consciousness, the will of the giant god was erased by the magic sword, and Panson transformed back into Atrius - and as a result of the battle, a terrible wound appeared in his chest.

And for some reason, Aatrox didn't choose to make up the knife.

As he lay dying, Atris dragged his badly wounded body back to his village, where he was rescued by his comrade-in-arms, Pyras's widow, Iura.

While recuperating from his injury, Atris could not train as usual, and this inability to move gave him more time to think, but unfortunately at this time he was so distraught that he couldn't draw a conclusion, so after a few months of rest, Artrius finally picked up his weapon again and headed north.

Atrius is going to get revenge - which is why he chose to climb the Titan Peak before.

However, when Atrius arrived at the enemy's settlement, he saw a ruined wall...... It was Aatrox who did it.

Here, Atrius meets Aatrox again.

In the face of Atridus, who was seriously injured and not dead, Aatrox sneered, and Atrius raised his spear and rushed forward - unfortunately, after losing the power of the giant god, he was not the opponent of the Darkspawn Sword Demon at all, and he was suppressed to the ground with only one face, and even knelt on his knees at one point under the pressure of the magic sword.

But Atrius didn't give in.

In the face of a powerful enemy, Atreus did not have any fear, and his will finally worked a miracle, just like the miracle that he had climbed the Giant God Peak in the first place - the power of war appeared on his weapon again, and his hard blow cut off an arm belonging to Aatrox!

Of course, the arms of the body didn't really mean much to the Darkspawn, but there was no need to continue the battle here - Aatrox looked up at the constellation Panson, which had finally split in two, and finally chose to leave, and Atrius did not choose to chase, but watched as the Darkspawn strode onto the surface of the sea and headed north.

After that, Atreus finally figured out a lot, and he finally realized that the so-called gods were never those lofty and unattainable existences, and that there was a power belonging to the gods in everyone's body, which could be strong, brave, honest, or humble, and these real beings were far more real than the gods they once believed in.

Those gods are just conjectures under emotional sustenance, and only these beautiful things in human beings are really precious.

From then on, Atridus abandoned his name and called himself Panson instead—believing that he was the true god of war, and that the high god was nothing more than a slightly more powerful, deceitful liar.