This was the clearest image anyone could have of the Goddess of Light: a woman standing around four meters tall, covered in loose white robes that concealed her otherworldly beauty. Her face was barely visible, as she wore a golden hood that complemented the rest of her attire with the sun's radiant color—just like her wings, which bore silver ornaments among some of the feathers.
Right behind her back floated a stone ring shaped like the sun, with triangular spikes forming a hollow figure adorned with silver details.
The white marble statue itself held the posture used when praying to the gods: hands together, back straight, and gaze lifted toward the sky in complete submission. Her lips, visible beneath the hood, revealed a "perfect" being beyond mortal comprehension.
"She's the Goddess of Light," Mitsuki whispered.
