Thank you for the invitation. He's in heaven now, he's become God.

"In the end, he angered the God of the Bible and was killed... Who can he blame?"

Although Hades' actions were covert, the gods were not fools.

Especially after his death, his deeds in the underworld were exposed.

Who created those missing Grim Reapers and Hades...?

Isn't it obvious?

"Hades' actions are indeed undeniable, but the God of the Bible... has certainly gone too far!"

Despite Loki's mocking words, Zeus's expression remained unchanged, and his tone remained calm.

"His behavior... shows that he completely disregards us and the gods!"

Whether Hades lives or dies is not important, but the fact that Yahweh killed Hades is very important!

Hades' death was of no concern to any deity outside the Greek pantheon.

What's more, he also secretly caused the deaths of so many gods of death and the underworld.

It would be good enough if the gods didn't punish the Greek pantheon for this, so how could they possibly stand up for Hades' death?

What they really care about is...

The attitude that Yahweh displayed in this matter.

In its original destiny, the various pantheons of this world were bound to be rife with intrigue and power struggles.

However, in this altered world, the gods are much more united than before.

Of course, this is not because their character has become noble, but simply because of the existence of Yahweh!

In its original destiny, the most powerful god, the God of the Bible, died in the war between Heaven and the devil.

Without its suppression, the various pantheons will naturally clash openly and covertly due to their respective interests and ideas.

But in this changed world, Yahweh is still alive and well.

This extraordinary deity, like a mountain, weighed heavily on the hearts of all the gods.

Although the Great Crimson and the Infinite Dragon God are also beings outside the norm, as mentioned before...

One of them is practically a background character who doesn't exist, and the other is a loner who never gets involved in the affairs of the gods.

But Yahweh is different. He is not only a god, but also the lord of a pantheon, and has a direct conflict of interest with them.

As the rulers of top-tier pantheons, they should naturally be the controllers of this world.

But Yahweh was a shared shadow in their hearts, pressing them firmly beneath him.

As long as he exists, they will forever be inferior to Yahweh, looking up to his glory.

He's standing too high, and... he's in the way!

Therefore, long ago, the gods spontaneously gathered together to form a loose alliance in order to fight against Yahweh.

However, because they were always wary of Yahweh's immense power, they did not take any action.

But Hades' death directly touched a nerve in their hearts.

Hades, as the ruler of the underworld, is already the most powerful god in the world besides Yahweh.

Even among the pantheons on Mount Olympus at this moment, his status is at most comparable to his!

As a result, Hades died.

He was wiped out by Yahweh simply for attacking demons in the underworld.

If Hades is like this, then what about them?

This incident alone is enough to show Yahweh's contempt for the gods.

If Yahweh wanted to attack them...

Any single pantheon would be utterly defenseless, and its outcome wouldn't be much better than Hades'.

It's not so much a case of "the rabbit mourns the fox's death," but Hades' death has indeed raised their vigilance, which had gradually relaxed over the years, to a new high.

That's why they've gathered here right now.

Therefore, upon hearing Zeus's words, the gods fell silent, and even Loki's mocking expression disappeared.

"So, Zeus, what do you want?"

Finally, it was Brahma from the Hindu pantheon who took the initiative to speak, asking Zeus this question.

"We can no longer allow the God of the Bible to run rampant,"

In response to Brahma's question, Zeus replied as follows.

"Make him understand that even if he is the strongest god, he cannot ignore the will of the gods."

“Well said…”

Loki clapped his hands in response to Zeus's words.

"...So, who will allow the God of the Bible to understand the will of the gods?"

P.S.: The main world probably still has...

One major plot point is enough to unify the narrative. What follows will likely consist of smaller, more detailed plots.

Chapter 376: The True "Demon King"

In fact, apart from the Greek pantheon whose chief god was killed, most of the gods harbored some degree of hostility towards Yahweh.

However, the reason they took no action was because they were intimidated by the almost invincible power of this biblical God.

A god named Hades, not believing in superstition, wanted to give it a try.

Then... he passed away.

With the lord of the underworld recently dead, no god wanted to anger Yahweh at this time.

"How about we entrust it to you through the Greek pantheon?"

Whoever raises the issue shall resolve it.

"After all, the power displayed by that Lord of the Underworld... is evident to all."

"Perhaps... the Greek pantheon really does possess a power capable of threatening that biblical god?"

Although the gods were unaware, Hades had already reached the level of a sixth-order true god before his death.

However, they were unaware of the true strength behind this Lord of the Underworld...

I still have some vague understanding of it.

If he weren't already dead, Hades would undoubtedly be feared and investigated by various pantheons.

But who can guarantee that...?

Do the other gods in the Greek pantheon really not have this power?

Loki's words undoubtedly put the Greek pantheon in a very difficult position.

"We know no more about Hades' actions than you do!"

Zeus, of course, would not follow Loki's lead.

"The God of the Bible... is not a being that any single pantheon can contend with."

"Loki, you need to think this through. The God of the Bible is our common enemy!"

The gods present all agreed with Zeus's words.

"As for the God of the Bible... we can entrust it to a madman for now..."

"A madman, is it Lezewium?"

Brahma instantly understood the meaning of Zeus's words.

"Ha~ The Clan of Calamity..."

Loki showed a disdainful expression upon hearing this.

Although Orpheus and Yahweh's artifacts were gone, Lezewium still managed to establish the Bloc of Calamity.

In fact, many pantheons have had connections with the Horde.

"If it were that reckless madman... perhaps he really wouldn't care!"

Brahma also agreed with Zeus's idea.

"However, if we're talking about the Clan of Calamities... surely Indra is the most familiar with it, right?"

After he finished speaking, he turned his gaze to the Lord of Mount Sumeru sitting to the side.

In his original destiny, he was inextricably linked to the heroic Cao Cao.

In this world, he is even more closely connected with the Calamity Clan.

"Getting involved with those lunatics is not a good choice..."

However, Indra responded to Brahma's words in this way.

"However, if you want to cooperate with the Calamity Clan... I can act as a go-between!"

Because of his close ties with the Horror Clan, he knew far more than the gods present.

This organization, which is looked down upon by many pantheons, is not as simple as it appears on the surface.

Even the power it displayed made him, the lord of Mount Sumeru, feel extremely wary.

Lezevim, and that being who claimed to be from another world, and even...

Hades' affair!

This world is becoming increasingly turbulent!

Indra concealed the solemnity in his eyes, preventing any deity from noticing.

He could sense that the threat posed by the Clan of Calamity... might not be less than that of the God of the Bible!

But that's precisely why these two need to be mutually antagonistic and exhaust each other, isn't it?

hope……