Helios handed over the hosting of the ceremony to Hera.
The woman stood in the center of the stage with the main gods of Mount Olympus and said, "Present Zeus's Heart, the Bone of Mercy, and Titan's Blood!"
I noticed that the Pope's eyes lit up at the mention of Titan's Blood.
Hadn't the Holy See handed Titan's Blood over to Zeus precisely for this day?
They were absolutely certain that once Zeus was reborn using Titan's Blood, he would thereafter be controlled by Satan. Others might think the Holy See and Satan stood in absolute opposition, but we knew very well that Satan and the Holy See actually existed in a state of mutual dependence. Only with a technological force like Satan could the Holy See's existence carry such immense significance.
Of course, this was not limited to the Holy See. The same was true throughout the Domain of the Gods.
Only by retaining a powerful villain could they demonstrate the importance of their own existence!
Otherwise, with the Holy See's strength, resolving the problem once and for all would not have been difficult at all.
Three stunningly beautiful women came forward carrying trays, but the items on them were covered by crimson velvet cloth, making it impossible to see what they were.
Everyone could only guess that the three items were the ones Hera had just mentioned: Zeus's Heart, the Bone of Mercy, and Titan's Blood.
Hera wore a solemn expression as she began chanting together with the other main gods.
This was likely one stage of Mount Olympus's resurrection ritual: gathering the divine consciousness of all the main gods of Mount Olympus, then using the chant to send the three items into the new vessel.
Helios did not join the chanting. He said, "Now, bring forth the