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As the Star-Seeded Soldiers evolved toward the pinnacle of divine power, Athena proposed that their regeneration depended on a resonant link to Tear Star. The gods identified the likely link’s anchor in the Interstellar City Mountains, where Poseidon suspected Atlantis’s core-drive starship was involved.

• The Olympian gods argued over whether to attack the evolving Star-Seeded Soldiers or retreat, while Zeus warned that Greece could collapse within five days.
• Samael and Athena arrived at the camp, and Athena suggested the Star-Seeded Soldiers’ weakness lay outside their bodies, in their connection to Tear Star.
• Athena argued that severing the Star-Seeded Soldiers’ resonant channel could stop their regeneration and said they would instinctively protect its fragile link.
• Zeus, Hades, and Poseidon identified the Stormy Sea Region, Atlantis, and the Interstellar City Mountains as likely locations for the connection’s anchor.
• Poseidon concluded that Atlantis’s core-drive starship above the Great Altar in the Interstellar City Mountains was the likeliest medium for Seferu’s connection to Tear Star.

Samael devised a covert plan to use the Argo to reach Atlantis and destroy the starship anchoring Willpa’s connection to Greece. As the Gods of Olympus prepared to hold back the giant god army, Poseidon entrusted Samael with research and a plea to bring back his son.

• Zeus proposed attacking or sinking Atlantis, but Samael explained that a spatial labyrinth blocked the way and that a frontal assault would be too costly.
• Athena warned that Willpa was approaching and that the gods needed to destroy the starship before the Star-Seeded Soldiers evolved further.
• Samael realized they could bypass the defenses by having the Argo infiltrate Atlantis while the gods distracted the giant god army.
• Poseidon recognized that the Argo had an access code for Atlantis and would resist Seferu’s control, and Zeus agreed to the plan.
• Zeus led the Gods of Olympus to reinforce the defensive line, while Poseidon gave Samael his research and a record of the city’s structure.
• Poseidon asked Samael to bring back his son, even if only his corpse, and Samael solemnly agreed.

Zeus silenced Hera and the other dissenting gods, then the heroes gathered to hear Samael’s plan for an Argonaut Expedition to reach Atlantis. The heroes embraced their one-in-ten-thousand odds and vowed to break through the sea of death after dawn.

• Hera argued that the gods should retreat to Olympus rather than rely on humans, but Zeus struck her down with a burst of divine lightning.
• Zeus declared that the gods should kneel to him, destroyed the giants and monsters around them, and ordered the gods to coordinate the defense.
• Samael summoned the Greek heroes and proposed a new Argonaut Expedition to break through the giant gods’ blockade and reach Atlantis.
• Samael admitted the expedition had only a one-in-ten-thousand chance of success, but Sisyphus, Heracles, Caenis, and the other heroes eagerly volunteered.
• Heracles led the heroes in a vow to give everything for victory, while Orpheus promised to record their adventure and sing of their glory.

Samael appointed Jason captain of the Argonaut Expedition and ordered Athens’s fleet rebuilt before dawn, despite the enormous risks of the mission. Atalanta, Circe, and Medea then demanded to join the expedition, leaving Samael facing another challenge to his plans.

• Jason volunteered to captain the Argo, arguing that his knowledge of the ship, sea routes, and Atlantis made him the best choice despite Caenis’s objections.
• Samael named Jason captain and ordered the heroes to regroup near Athens before the expedition departed at dawn.
• Samael ordered Daedalus to repair and replenish Athens’s fleet within eight hours, threatening him if he failed.
• Samael told Athena that the Argo would travel within a larger fleet as a decoy, even though the plan would cost many lives.
• Atalanta demanded to join the expedition, and Medea and Circe also asked to go with them.

Samael saw Atalanta and Medea off as they left to join the Argonaut Expedition, and Atalanta kissed him before departing. Circe then asked why he had not tried to stop her from going, confessed her feelings, and was rejected.

• Samael reluctantly added Atalanta, Medea, and Circe to the Argonaut Expedition's parchment, and Atalanta hurried the group toward Athens.
• Atalanta kissed Samael passionately before leaving on her pegasus, while Athena watched in jealous fury.
• Medea tried to kiss Samael goodbye, but he stopped her and reassured her that he would wait for her return.
• Circe asked why Samael had not tried to keep her from joining the expedition, and he told her she was important to him and he wanted to care for her.
• Circe hinted that she wanted a relationship with Samael, but he rejected her and mocked her undeveloped figure, prompting her to angrily protest.

Samael left Athena in charge of humanity’s defenses while he went to meet Zeus, and the gods withdrew forces to prepare for the coming battle. Just before dawn, the Star-Seeded Soldiers completed their evolution and unleashed a devastating attack on the third defensive line.

• Samael threatened Circe into following Athena, then left to see Zeus and entrusted Athena with the camp’s defenses.
• Athena and Samael redeployed twenty thousand reserve meritorious warriors to replace the gods, leaving humanity’s defensive line stretched thin.
• Athena placed every sector on highest alert and used white owls to establish real-time communication between the defensive nodes.
• A sacred chant rang across the Stormy Sea Region, and Athena ordered the defenses to brace for an enemy attack.
• A massive Aether Torrent battered the third defensive line as Colossal Titans and humanoid combat weapons struck its barriers.
• Athena realized the Star-Seeded Soldiers had finished evolving when three ominous gods raised the Sword of the God of War.

Samael’s attack destroyed thousands of Colossal Titans but also shattered the third line of defense, allowing the Star-Seeded Soldier’s forces to launch a relentless assault. Athena and the defenders struggled to hold the breaches as dawn neared, while she wondered why the Star-Seeded Soldiers had not yet acted.

• Samael invoked the Seventh Sound and unleashed a devastating attack that killed thousands of Colossal Titans but shattered the third line’s barrier and fortifications.
• The Star-Seeded Soldier activated aberrant star patterns and ordered its forces to attack the newly opened breaches.
• Heracles’s three sons led the Spartans in defending a breach, but a Colossal Titan’s spear broke their shield formation and demonic dogs dragged soldiers away.
• Trojan, Thessaly, Arcadia, Calydon, Athens, and the gathered Divine Blood Heroes faced attacks across the defensive line as casualties mounted and aberrants grew more powerful.
• Athena killed a Colossal Titan and noticed its mutations were consuming its potential, but she feared humanity would fall before the aberrants collapsed.
• Athena saw that less than an hour remained until dawn and wondered why the Star-Seeded Soldiers in the Stormy Sea Region had not yet made their move.

Samael discovered that over a thousand Star-Seeded Soldier starships were guiding Weipa of the Tear Star toward Earth, and glimpsed even more terrifying creatures lurking in the universe. As dawn broke, the three Star-Seeded Soldiers destroyed the third defensive line and began their invasion of the exposed Peloponnese Peninsula.

• Samael used the Star Rings to glimpse the Tear-shaped Celestial Body leaping through space, where its egg-shaped flakes became starships carrying Star-Seeded Soldiers.
• Samael realized the three Star-Seeded Soldiers were guiding the main body of Weipa of the Tear Star toward Earth, and recoiled from the dangers he had glimpsed across the universe.
• The three Star-Seeded Soldiers crossed their swords and broke through the defenders’ authorities, collapsing the third defensive line.
• The Star-Seeded Soldiers announced plans to continue guiding the star core and resume their harvest as the main body approached.
• Tens of thousands of giant gods’ minions surged ashore and advanced toward the Peloponnese Peninsula.

As the Giant God Aberrations devastated Greece, Athena rallied survivors and raised the dead to fight while Samael led the remaining soldiers into a desperate counterattack. The Gods of Olympus arrived and charged into battle, declaring that sacrifice began with gods.

• The Echidna Armory forces and city-state survivors struck the advancing Giant God Aberrations, and Athena called the scattered Greeks to regroup and fight.
• Athena, Hecate, the God of Death, the God of Sleep, and the Styx Ferryman activated vast Magic Formations that raised the fallen as burning warriors.
• After Atalanta signaled that something was complete, Samael led the surviving soldiers and the Colchian Dragon into a charge against the Giant God horde.
• Radiant attacks swept through the Aberrations, and Zeus arrived with the Gods of Olympus, who vowed to sacrifice themselves and charged ahead.

The gods and humans fought together against the Giant God Aberrations as Hephaestus armed Ares with the Spear of Nation-Building. Zeus and Hercules broke through to the Stormy Sea Region and destroyed the Star Rings, but the enemy began summoning a greater threat as the Argonaut Expedition sailed to reinforce the battle.

• Apollo, Artemis, Poseidon, and Athena led their forces against the Giant God Aberrations while humans from the city-states charged alongside the gods.
• Hephaestus interrupted a Giant God Aberration’s self-destruction, gave Ares the Spear of Nation-Building, and joined him in fighting off incoming weapons and monsters.
• Star-Seeded Soldiers attacked Zeus’s chariot, and Hercules seized the reins and fought beside Zeus as they forced a passage toward the sea.
• Zeus unleashed lightning across the Stormy Sea Region, shattering the Star Rings and disrupting the three Star-Seeded Soldiers’ navigation.
• Samael warned the gods, humans, and monsters that the Star-Seeded Soldiers were summoning something more dangerous and ordered them to attack the Sea of Oceanus.
• The Blonde Fleet Commander led the Argonaut Expedition out of the Gulf of Aegina toward the Sea of Oceanus.

Samael and Zeus badly damaged Seferu, but she began regenerating as the Star-Seeded Soldiers switched to annihilating their enemies. The Greek gods and their allies intercepted Unit 1 and Unit 3 while the two kings of gods attacked Seferu, as Willpa’s descent remained an hour and a half away.

• Samael unleashed the Doomsday Bell, and Zeus followed with lightning that shattered Seferu and knocked Star-Chaser Zephyrus thousands of kilometers across the sea.
• Seferu rapidly repaired herself and headed toward the Eye of the Tidal Sea, prompting Samael to warn Zeus that the Star-Seeded Soldiers could not be allowed to merge before Willpa descended.
• Samael and Zeus continued attacking Seferu, while aberration-dominated sea creatures surged forward to replenish the Giant God Aberrations.
• Seferu’s core activated its annihilation mechanism, and Unit 1 and Unit 3 turned from stellar guidance to attacking the Greek civilization’s forces.
• Ares, Aphrodite, Demeter, Artemis, Apollo, Poseidon, and other gods confronted Unit 1, while Themis, Athena, Medusa, Echidna, Chiron, Prometheus, Hecate, and the Three Brothers of Death intercepted Unit 3.

Jason led the Greek fleet through a fierce battle against the Deep Sea Fleet, using mobility and Divine Authority Seals to gain the advantage. As the Argonaut Expedition faced a widening assault from monsters and enemy forces, the three Star-Seeded Soldiers unleashed a devastating Aether Torrent.

• The Greek fleet surprised the Deep Sea Fleet with cannon fire from its Divine Authority Seals, destroying hundreds of warships.
• Jason ordered the fleets to flank and harass the enemy, and the Greeks used their speed and Ocean's Blessing to inflict heavy losses while keeping their own casualties slight.
• Echidna's creations, mutated sea beasts, fallen Atlantean forces, and Colossal Titans attacked the Greek fleet from every direction.
• Jason directed his forces against the new threats as the fleet's casualties mounted and its ranks thinned.
• The three Star-Seeded Soldiers raised the Sword of the God of War and unleashed a torrent of Aether that covered and pierced the sea.

The allied fleet charged toward the Eye of the Tidal Sea after Dionysus sacrificed himself, but the Star-Seeded Soldiers devastated the Greek gods and summoned new monsters from the deep-sea Abyssal Layers. Hades’s Divine Seal Puppets were blocked, leaving the battle in a dire state.

• The white Colossal Titan’s bombardment destroyed a third of the human allied fleet, while the Star-Seeded Soldiers killed Dionysus.
• Dionysus turned his divine blood into wine and blessed the gods and warriors before exploding; Jason rallied the fleet to charge toward the Eye of the Tidal Sea.
• The human fleet advanced in a V formation as the Star-Seeded Soldiers raised a barrier and guardians attacked the allied forces.
• Persephone and Hades fought Unit 3, but Hades and Persephone were blasted into the sea, and Hephaestus, Pan, the Full Moon Goddess, and three Muses fell.
• Hades released the seven strongest Divine Seal Puppets, but the Star-Seeded Soldiers opened chasms to the Abyssal Layers, where twisted creatures emerged and blocked the reinforcements.

The gods and human fleets suffered devastating losses as they fought to open a path to the Eye of the Tide Sea. Poseidon sacrificed himself to destroy the aberrant Ocean Gods and clear the route, leaving the story poised for the allied forces’ final advance.

• Charon fell while Prometheus, the Serpent Mother, the God of Sleep, and the God of Death were injured, as Zeus and Samael remained locked in battle with Seferu and the reassembling Star-Seeded Soldiers.
• The human fleets and Pegasus Knights fought through the kingdom islands, suffering heavy casualties as Hecate Island’s defenses fell.
• Jason ordered the fleets to press onward and told Circe, Medea, and the other heroes to witness and remember the fallen.
• The remaining fleets reached Tethys Island, where aberrant Ocean Gods attacked and Poseidon recognized them as his transformed subjects.
• Unit No. 3 wounded Poseidon, who destroyed himself along with the aberrant Ocean Gods and the ten kingdom islands, while his trident carved a path toward the Eye of the Tide Sea.

The Greek fleet struggled to reach the Eye of the Tide Sea as Seferu and the Star-Seeded Soldiers overwhelmed the gods. Tiamat and her army of Eleven Demon Beasts turned the battle, and Ishtar and Ereshkigal arrived just in time to rescue Medusa.

• Seferu broke free from Samael and dived toward the Eye of the Tide Sea while her allies blocked Zeus and Samael and her forces trapped the Greek fleet and gods.
• Medusa intercepted Seferu with her Forced Seal, but Seferu shattered her attack and struck at the wounded Goddess of Vengeance as Jason's fleet remained unable to advance.
• Tiamat emerged from the sea and unleashed the Eleven Demon Beasts, while her Sea of Life corrupted the Colossal Titans and Aberrations and enabled her beasts to adapt.
• Seferu aimed a devastating beam at Medusa and the trapped fleet, but Ishtar and Ereshkigal arrived and countered it before rescuing Medusa from the sea.

Mesopotamian reinforcements and a heavily armed aerial fortress helped the Greek forces push back Seferu’s armies, but the Star-Seeded Soldiers fused into a stronger Trinity. As the battle grew more desperate, Hercules joined the Argo and Jason led the intact Argonaut Expedition into the Eye of the Tide Sea, breaching the absolute sea.

• Ishtar, Ereshkigal, Enkidu, and Gilgamesh arrived from Mesopotamia and used Enkidu’s chains and Gilgamesh’s sword to protect the Argonaut Expedition from the aftermath of the Sword of the God of War.
• Seferu sent waves of Colossal Titans, aberrations, and revived warships against the defenders, while Tiamat’s arrival and the aerial fortress helped clear a route toward the Eye of the Tide Sea.
• The three Star-Seeded Soldiers fused into Trinity, Fifth Stage, strengthening Seferu’s forces and forcing the exhausted defenders into an increasingly costly battle.
• Zeus praised Heracles, told him to pursue his own future, and watched him leap aboard the Argo.
• Jason stopped the Argo from retreating, rallied its heroes, and led the ship into the Eye of the Tide Sea; the human fleet had lost ninety percent of its ships, but the Argo remained intact and the absolute sea was breached.

Seferu evolved into a White Colossal Titan and devastated the allied forces before Tiamat, the gods, and their allies overwhelmed her with the Black Mud and a barrage of restraints. Just as Samael thought they had destroyed her, three star cores escaped and Seferu reassembled beneath a cosmic vortex.

• Seferu completed her evolution into a White Colossal Titan, then used Star Crest and Prism Tide to kill or injure nearly thirty percent of the allied mid- and low-level forces.
• Seferu targeted the chief gods with Formation Fission, Shining Star, but Tiamat struck her from across the sea with a cross-shaped blast.
• Seferu countered Tiamat’s attack, but the Black Mud engulfed and eroded her as Enkidu bound her with the Chains of Heaven.
• Samael ordered the gods to suppress Seferu, and he pinned her with the Cross Spear while the gods unleashed their authorities and shattered her Star Rings and body.
• Three star cores escaped the Black Mud, and Seferu reassembled beneath a cosmic vortex over the Sea of Oceanus.

The Greek and Mesopotamian gods struggled to hold back Seferu as she repeatedly regenerated and escalated her assault. With the World Bubble near collapse and the Eye of the Tide Sea still silent, Samael could only hope that a miracle would arrive in time.

• Seferu’s Magic Beams wounded Ladon, Euryale, and Stheno, but Medusa rescued them and carried them to the mobile fortress for treatment.
• The priests’ worship of Medusa healed her wounds, while Medusa, Ereshkigal, and Ishtar coordinated their powers to slow Seferu.
• Tiamat pinned Seferu and began erasing her with Anti-Genesis, but Seferu blasted Tiamat away with a beam from Willpa and regenerated again.
• Tina returned to human form, and Samael comforted her as he reflected that the gods had destroyed Seferu more than ten times without defeating her.
• Seferu announced that the World Bubble’s erosion had reached 92.75% and began preparing Willpa’s descent and the Great Judgment as cracks spread across the sky.
• Samael looked toward the unresponsive Eye of the Tide Sea and bitterly hoped that the miracle he had gambled on would arrive in time.

Jason led the Argo through a dangerous route and cleared the Gate of the Vortex, only for a deadly golden beam to attack the ship. Heracles repeatedly struck it back, but suffered devastating injuries, and the golden cross-shaped halos activated again as the crew tried to save him.

• Jason directed the crew through the spatial winding path and deployed bronze artifacts at the ninth node.
• Jason piloted the Argo through the Bronze Module Interception Matrix and reached the Gate of the Vortex without damage.
• Golden cross-shaped halos descended and unleashed a powerful beam at Jason and the Argo.
• Heracles rescued Jason and used repeated slashes to destroy the beam, but the attack badly wounded him and shattered his Nameless Axe-Sword.
• Jason called for Asclepius and Medea to heal Heracles and poured medicines over his injuries, but they had little effect.
• The deadly hum sounded again as the golden cross-shaped halos flashed overhead.