A chapter on the goddess of Light? Yup.
Palutena was sitting on a bench alone, thinking about all of the things that lead up to each angel of her angels, old and new. She remember a time before she even needed angels, a time of peace and quiet. A time where she did not even need angels to fight for Light, she could just snap her finger and everything would have been over. However, all that power needed to be held back. "Do you want to her my story?" She said looking into a mirror, "It'll be quick, I promise." She smiled as the person in the other said nodded. "Well, I was once the goddess of not only Light, but the Sun itself."
"About ten thousand years ago to be exact. I remember it like it was yesterday." The sky was bright that day, as the people of old were farming. The sun was shining thanks to the goddess of the Sun, Palutena. Any time any sort of threat came to the people, she would destroy them in a ball of fire. She smiled hearing the people's cheer and praise her of her power. She was proud of all this power, until one day the humans started to praise someone else. Poseidon, god of the sea. For the waters that he gave them to grow their fruit. Did they not know how much work it was to make a star, and to make it stable. She got so mad at the god of the sea that she made a drought for seven years, and almost burned the farmer's town. The people where in fear of her, and she was in shock, and felt horrible. She was a monster, so she cast out her powers over the sun and gave them to a person who would wield them. This person would later become Pyrrhon, who later would turn out to be evil himself. From that point on she was just the goddess of Light, and where there is Light, there is darkness. The goddess sighed as she drank her cup of tea, "And that was basically everything. To think, if I was not jealous none of this would have happened." The person in the mirror drank his tea also, "Well think of it this way Palutena," He said as he put down his glass, "If you never gave up your power, you might never have found Pit or Pyrrha, and the world just might have been taken over by the Aurum." Palutena smiled, "Always you with your wise words Al." The man smiled, "Well this was a lovely chat as always, but the Emperor wants to speak to me. Until next time Palutena." She said her good byes as she watched the mirror show Pyrrha looking into the room. "Come in dear."
Pyrrha walked to her and asked her one simple thing, "What's my next mission?"