"That's why I don't want to wear the crown again!"
Without looking back, Atum seemed to see Nephthys's expression at that moment.
Atum is the faith of the Ancient Egyptian Gods, an existence even older than the Fourth Celestial Father Ra.
Whether it is the Ancient Egyptian Gods or Ancient Egyptian civilization, both regard it as an irreplaceable faith totem, the greatest highest being.
But the issue is, once all externally imposed identities are removed, Atum is just Atum.
Atum also has its own joys and sorrows, its own separations and reunions.
This is the primal instinct of all life, regardless of whether it is the original Creator or the faith of a world.
Unfortunately, Atum was born as the Creator.
The responsibilities brought by the Creator identity surpass its individual will.
Only during its time in the Mountain and Sea Realm did Atum put aside all responsibilities and missions, and experienced a freedom it never had before, from the perspective of an ordinary life.
