The war ended just like that.
After the strange phenomenon in the sky suddenly appeared and just as suddenly vanished, the allied forces of Feysac, Intis, and Feynapotter swiftly collapsed.
They had already suppressed the Beyonders of the Loen Military and the churches, allowing armies of ordinary officers and soldiers to advance to the outskirts. They could even see the orderly buildings of Backlund's West Borough and the towering Sodela Palace.
But when the twilight that had overwhelmed the deep night and radiated an exhausting orange-red glow abruptly vanished, the darkness also receded eerily, revealing a normal sky. The allied forces' angels and saints then fled the battlefield one after another. Without their protection, ordinary soldiers could not withstand the various powers of the Loen army's high-sequence Beyonders. Unsurprisingly, they broke and retreated.
This should have been the perfect opportunity to press the advantage, but Loen's Beyonders and ordinary soldiers did not continue fighting, for they were equally confused and lost.
Only a handful of angels from the military and churches vaguely guessed what had happened. On the one hand, they possessed some understanding of the gods' authorities and knew what the phenomenon in the sky signified. On the other, they had noticed that the angels and saints of the God of War Church had fled the fastest, nearly collapsing emotionally.
The meteors continually falling from the sky provided concrete evidence for those suspicions.
A flickering mass of orange-red light plummeted from the sky, landing squarely in the Feysac camp ahead of Audrey. The immense shock wave and knife-like sensations forced her back several steps, as she had already reached her limit in maintaining her incomplete mythical creature form.
Yet the Silver Knight fighting her did not seize the opportunity to attack with his Silver Rapier. Instead, as though he