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

After all, which pantheon's subordinate forces in the human realm possess combat power comparable to that of a top-tier pantheon?

Some pantheons in the Alliance of Gods have become reclusive.

They knew they couldn't compare to the biblical pantheon, but it was still a major pantheon with a name and a reputation. It seemed a bit absurd that they couldn't even defeat its subordinates.

Moreover, the Alliance of Gods found itself at a disadvantage in terms of numbers.

The biblical pantheon is not the isolated force they originally envisioned.

Although most of them are minor pantheons, their large numbers mean that their low-end combat power is no weaker than that of the Alliance of Gods.

As for high-end combat power...

Even excluding Heaven, the demons and the Norse are two top-tier pantheons, and with the Church, that makes three.

The subordinate forces of Heaven alone are enough to put the Alliance of Gods to a standstill.

Alliance of Gods: "…………"

Why don't we just submit it?

They were truly exhausted! In the end, the Alliance of Gods chose to gather all their forces together for a decisive battle!

........................

"God of the Bible, I never imagined we would end up like this."

On Mount Olympus, countless gods gathered.

This place is home to most of the strongest members of the Alliance of Gods, including several of the world's top ten level beings.

Such a powerful and terrifying force is enough to overturn the world.

However, these gods showed no signs of relaxation; instead, they appeared fully prepared and ready for battle.

As for why...

It is the heavenly army that surrounds Mount Olympus.

At the forefront was the angelic army led by Michael, to the left was the demonic legion headed by Sazex, to the right were the Norse gods and their heroic warriors and Valkyries, and all around were low-level forces composed of minor pantheons.

Indra looked at Yahweh, who stood in the void at the very top, and said in a deep voice.

"Perhaps... this is fate's choice..."

Although Yahweh did not intend to intervene, this was, after all, the final battle against the primordial world he belonged to.

Witness it in person...

This was probably Yahweh's final act of respect for him.

“God of the Bible, we should not be like this.”

Seeing Yahweh's casual attitude, Indra couldn't help but frown, but still spoke up.

"A fight to the death would not benefit either of us."

That's right, Indra suddenly didn't want to fight anymore.

It should be said that although they were the ones who started the initial conflict, they were merely passively accepting the subsequent war and had no other choice whatsoever.

After experiencing the terrifying power of the biblical pantheon, the Alliance of Gods became even less inclined to fight.

Although the chances of success were slim, Indra still wanted to give it a try.

perhaps……

There is still room for maneuver in this matter.

"indeed……"

Indra's words naturally failed to sway Yahweh in the slightest.

"However, the right to choose is in your hands."

"The God of the Bible..."

Hearing Yahweh's words, which were practically equivalent to "either abandon your divinity and submit or fight," Indra's voice sounded somewhat angry.

"...By doing this, you are making an enemy of the gods!"

"It is not that His Majesty is your enemy..."

This time, it was Odin who spoke up.

"...It's just that you've taken a place you don't deserve."

"In this world, only Your Majesty can be called the only true god."

"Why then do you covet a divine status that does not belong to you and continue your futile struggle?"

"Odin!"

It was not Indra who responded to Odin's words, but Zeus who was standing nearby.

He looked at the ruler of the Norse pantheon with a gloomy expression and divine lightning flashing around him.

Traitors like Odin are often more hateful than true enemies.

Leaving aside other pantheons, the Greek pantheon at least vehemently hates Odin.

"For a god-king of a top-tier pantheon to display such a fawning attitude... how utterly laughable!"

"This is simply my way of showing respect to His Majesty the God of the Bible."

Odin remained completely unconcerned by Zeus's disdainful words.

After all, he was not a god who valued majesty.

There's no shame in trying to please Yahweh. As a servant of Heaven, one must have the attitude of a servant.

If one continues to act with the high-handed attitude of a god, that would be truly foolish.

"Zeus...you don't have the same open-mindedness as this old man!"

The unification of the biblical pantheon is an inevitable trend.

Unfortunately, none of these old guys from his era understood it.

No, perhaps they do understand, it's just...

They just can't let go of the power they hold!

"alright,"

Indra had no intention of continuing to entangle with Odin, and instead looked at Yahweh seriously and said...

"Is war necessary?"

"........."

Yahweh did not reply, but Indra understood his meaning.

Since that's the case... then we have no choice but to fight!

Then, amidst the silent standoff between Yahweh and Indra, the long-brewing war finally broke out!

Although Heaven only brought out a small number of angels of lower rank, the power they displayed still exceeded the expectations of the gods.

Combined with the demon race and the Norse pantheon, the oppressive aura they exuded made even the gods feel somewhat suffocated.

However, this time, the Alliance of Gods did not suffer a one-sided defeat as before.

Facing this final battle, they also revealed their long-hidden trump card.

Chapter 446: The Shocked Gods

Unsurprisingly, it was a war machine devoid of reason, just like Hades' previous invasion of the Underworld.

Of course, the technology used in it is even more advanced; it's all a Frankenstein's monster.

Although their combat strength is rather weak, they have the advantage of high rank and large numbers.

As cannon fodder, they are quite excellent.

Then there are the aberrant artifacts. Although most of them are far from reaching the threshold of ordinary artifacts in the biblical pantheon, their sheer number makes up for it, and the resulting enhancement is still terrifying.

It is precisely because of these factors that the Alliance of Gods is able to barely contend with the Celestial Realm in terms of low- to mid-level combat power.

All of these things came from the aid of the "Disaster Group".

The gods, it was through this that they first came to know the "Group of Calamities"...

They are not chess pieces that can be manipulated at will.

It contains...

A power capable of threatening the gods!

One of the reasons why Indra did not want to start a war was this.

Although the "Group of Calamity" are allies of the gods, however...

The gods, however, were also wary of the "Chaos Group" as it began to show its fangs.

However, there's no time to worry about that now.

If we lose this battle to the biblical pantheon, then there is no point in fearing the "Group of Calamity".

As long as the biblical pantheon remains, the gods and the "group of calamities"...

They remain unbreakable allies!

Yahweh, however, did not seem surprised by what the alliance of gods had shown.

He merely glanced with amusement at the representative of the "Group of Calamity" standing among the gods, then chuckled and looked away.

"The God of the Bible,"

With low- and mid-level combat forces locked in a stalemate, it was natural to initiate a clash between high-level forces. Shiva stood in the void, looking at Yahweh, his eyes filled with a burning fighting spirit.

"Are you finally done talking?"

"It's been so long... Has your radiance remained the same?"

Of all things in this world, only radiance is eternal.

Yahweh looked at Shiva, his eyes flickering slightly.