I was quite confident about persuading Hera.
Unless she was lying, she did not want Zeus resurrected at all. Otherwise, she would certainly be able to see clearly the hidden dangers posed by these chaotic spaces.
Everyone who had come was here because of Zeus's resurrection. Some might genuinely want to help, but I believed more of them were after profit, hoping to take advantage of the situation.
For now, everyone was still watching and waiting, seeing who would muddy the waters first, then gauging one another's positions before deciding what to do next.
But now, Hades seemed unable to hold himself back any longer. Perhaps, in his eyes, this was his final chance to replace Zeus. Once Zeus was resurrected, he would forever remain the King of the Underworld, unworthy of joining the Twelve Main Gods.
He was highly ambitious. He was not content with merely patrolling hell on Zeus's behalf; he wanted control of all Mount Olympus and to become the true lord of the gods.
Naturally, he was not fighting alone. He had his own supporters, and surely friends as well. They were all hiding within the chaotic spaces.
So we needed to clear out the chaotic spaces and force every faction into the open. That would leave Hades and his people nowhere to hide.
Of course, even if we persuaded the Great Living Buddha and Hera, it remained uncertain whether the other factions would obediently accept such an arrangement. But that did not matter. Anyone who wanted to challenge Great Xia could come at us head-on.
Battle was always unavoidable, but this would be the fastest way to distinguish enemies from friends. Naturally, there might be enemies hidden very deeply, but that was still far better than the current situation, where nothing was clear.
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