Things on the Marvel side were basically settled. Of course, the DC side still needed handling, but there were far fewer concerns there. The universe's structure was more compact; compared to a federation, it resembled a centralized government. Heaven's Archangels ranked above nearly all beings. Most so-called powerhouses could not make any waves before them, and they were rarely used as stepping stones to showcase someone else's strength.
Other than once arranging for Lucifer to say in some storyline that even he could not see through Sandman, there had never been any major event where someone killed Lucifer, Michael, and the rest before ascending to God's throne.
Schiller had also learned from Lucifer that DC's God was the real God. Not only was He the sole deity within the comic world, He was also much like the sole deity of reality itself. His control over a universe was unimaginably vast, and few people were willing to provoke Him.
And Lucifer, God's most beloved eldest son, stood below only the One. He was also a shareholder in Battleworld. Whenever Battleworld had more work than it could handle, he would bring it back and have Heaven's Angels help process it. There was no need to hold any pyramid-scheme convention over there; as long as they informed the Angels and recruited people into Battleworld, no one would cause trouble.
The only slightly troublesome matter was that the Demon King of Hell naturally saw this as a good thing and wanted a hand in it as well. Fortunately, Lucifer was now both Archangel and Hell's Satan, so with a grand wave of his hand, he gave Hell quite a few slots too.
Naturally, the DC side also required the approval of certain people. Aside from Angels and demons, the hardest to deal with was,