In the final days before the changing of the ages, the King of Mortals and the Humanity of the Gods gathered in a courtyard within the Umbral Realm. There, they plotted a conspiracy—and that conspiracy heralded the complete end of the Mythological Era. From that day onward, Twilight of the Gods began.
Later history books recorded one of the most important turning points in the transition between ages with only that brief sentence. It received even less ink than many mortals who had flashed briefly across history's stage. Later scholars offered many theories about why the historical records were so sparse. Most believed it was meant to sever, as completely as possible, the connection between the Mythological Era and the mortal age, minimizing the influence of information about the gods in the next era. The scholars were not wrong. That was certainly an extremely important reason—but far from the only one.
Another reason was that there were simply too many cringe-worthy details in this extremely loud conspiracy, and the further it went, the less it could stand up to scrutiny... Historians simply could not bring themselves to write it down.
Beneath the crown of the Golden Oak Tree, after Gawain spoke the words "Ragnarok Plan," the imposing figures gathered there fell silent in unspoken agreement. Then they exchanged confused looks. Bofar, God of Commerce, was the first to break the silence. "What are the specifics? How do you intend to accomplish this so-called... 'blowing up' of the deadlock?"
"Simply put, we'll use mortal weapons to increase your chances of victory," Gawain said, nodding. The gods governed different domains, and their followers were distributed among vastly different populations. Not every god understood the modern weapons produced by Magic Industrial technology, so he made every effort to explain the plan in language