Chapter 1327 - 880: Eye of the Goddess

Chapter 1327: Chapter 880: Eye of the Goddess

The core area of Star Ring City is the council of gods that leads the entire city.

Surrounding it are the magnificent "Divine Palaces."

Among these palaces, inside them, just above the great hall of the council of gods, six palaces encircle it.

It is evident that these represent the palaces of the six gods in the council.

One of them is emitting a dazzling golden light.

It is true golden light, not soft but brilliant.

The temple covers a vast area, resembling a golden mountain suspended in the Void.

The dome soars into the void space, inlaid with billions of perfectly cut gems, each reflecting the trade light points of different worlds, forming a dynamic "Star Realm Trade Network Map," with gold and silver threads flowing in real-time.

The walls are built from a fusion of molten Gold and Order crystals, etched with ancient contract runes and scales reliefs, emitting a warm golden glow that illuminates the entire space.

The floor is smooth black obsidian, shiny as a mirror, reflecting the starlight of the dome, with ripples of wealth waves rising as you walk on it.

The internal layout of the temple is like an eternal trading floor.

On both sides stand rows of giant crystal shelves, using space expansion technology, storing the phantoms symbolizing Star Realm goods inside.

Flying contract scrolls, floating waterfalls of Gold Coins, rotating cargo ship models, and colorful energy flows representing resource circulation.

These are products, as well as the goddess’s collection.

It is said that as long as you can afford the price, the goddess would sell these collections too.

In the central area, there is a floating giant scale sculpture, balancing with the starry sky as weights, metaphorically adjusting the fairness and dynamics of trade.

The air is filled with a faint scent of sandalwood and metal, with Power of Order condensed into semi-transparent golden threads, weaving into a net in space, ensuring chaos cannot invade.

For commerce, a stable and lively environment, with binding order, is its foundation.

Some might think chaos is the fundamental rise of commerce, but this is not true for commerce itself.

For the embodiment of commercial authority.

The goddess is commerce itself, the very essence of the word trade.

The environment must have order, must be stable and peaceful for such business and trade to be frequent.

Hence the goddess naturally stands on the Order Side.

As a Strong Divine Power god, the grandeur of the temple demonstrates her status.

Seemingly vast and boundless yet orderly.

Aesthetically, it combines luxury and practicality.

Ornate but not redundant, like the automatic accounting machine in the corner and the floating display stands, embodying the core of "commercial efficiency."

The color scheme is mainly gold and white, supplemented by deep blue starlight, echoing her divine radiance "like a brilliant galaxy," with an atmosphere both magnificent and sacred, yet full of vibrant trade vitality.

The goddess Olivia reclines lazily on the main seat of the temple, with an elegant and confident demeanor, as if the entire trade network of the Star Realm lies within her thoughts.

She half-lounges on the recliner woven from molten gold and stardust, her curves graceful and relaxed.

One hand supports her face, the other rests casually on the armrest, with her fingertips gently tapping, controlling the subtle balance of the scale sculpture.

Her expression is lazy yet dignified, her eyes half-closed as if containing a galaxy, and when they open, golden light flows, perceiving the fluctuations of rules.

Her presence enhances the radiance of the temple, the suppression naturally emitted by her Strong Divine Power like a gentle warm breeze, awe-inspiring yet amiable.

Many might think she is very majestic.

But this is actually a mistake.

For the gods, amid the Strong Divine Power, this goddess is undoubtedly the most approachable one.

It is said that she often disguises as a wandering trader, traveling to various places in the Star Realm.

She wears a waterfall-like "starlight golden robe," the material woven from starlight and golden threads, with galactic-like ripples flowing with the change of light.

The robe is adorned with miniature contract symbols and coin-shaped gems, her waist cinched with a living crystal chain, with a small scale pendant symbolizing trade authority hanging from it.

Barefoot on obsidian ground, her ankles entwined with delicate rule gold threads.

Her long hair flows like molten gold, interspersed with star diamond hairpins, each representing a prosperous trade world.

Her overall attire is luxurious but not ostentatious, reflecting the noble and pragmatic aesthetic of the Goddess of Wealth.

Of course, the temple is not only home to the goddess.

Beside the goddess stand several "Trade Angels" with similar authority to hers, they are servants embodying the Power of Order, reflecting the auxiliary authority of trade and wealth.

This race of Angels is quite miraculous.

As long as they are gods on the Order Side, they can influence them, causing them to change according to the rule authority of the god they serve.

This is why Angels are the favored servants of gods on the Order Side.

These angels are not traditional winged beings but humanoid figures formed from pure golden Order energy.

They wear plain white robes, with the robe edges embroidered with flowing account runes and scale crests.

On their backs unfold semi-transparent "Wings of Contract," not feathered, but composed of countless small scrolls and phantom coins, making rustling accounting sounds when flapped.

Their faces are blurred, showing only golden halo eyes, symbolizing the impartiality of wealth.

This precisely reflects their transformation according to the authority of the god.

Three angels each have their duties.

One holds a glowing crystal ledger, with the pages flipping automatically to record the data of Star Realm transactions.

One holds a miniature scale, real-time adjusting the energy flow within the temple.