".Still no change?"
Setting aside the changes of the era, at this point in time, on the twentieth day since God Above Gods had reached a stalemate, the main military legions of every nation were still stationed in the Pacific Ocean.
They were the second or third line of defense, while the first line had been the countless gods who had already fallen.
What they needed to intercept was not merely the rampaging New Gods and monsters, but also the otherworldly gods that had already been "humanized."
Humanization was not brainwashing. It meant giving them knowledge, memories, and intelligence, while also changing their stance.
Every individual was different. The prejudice that anyone was born evil was unacceptable, but some people really were more prone to going astray.
Even under the same circumstances, or even in the same family, saints and extremists could both emerge.
Considering that the "catalysts" behind these New Gods' evolution ranged from tyrants to villains, even if the New Gods had changed sides, they might not necessarily be friendly allies.
Managing and controlling them, or at least registering them in name, was necessary. Even so, seventy percent of the "New Gods" had still slipped out of control.
They—or he or she—would become resources for humanity's future evolution, but they would also become new sources of instability.
Whether they wanted to accept it or not, a new era had arrived. Even the portion God Above Gods had lost had forcibly elevated the entire world to a higher level. Everyone had to learn to adapt to it, rather than dwell on it and complain about why it had come.
".I can't make those who complain shut up, nor can I condemn them with the greater good or morality, because their families may truly have died because of this. But