Where had Aramaki gone?
Of course, he had gone to the sky to speak with Moryo.
The topic was the World Government's indefinite requisition of this area.
And there was no guarantee that the scope of the requisition would not expand in the future, perhaps even to the entirety of the first layer of Hades.
Clearly, achieving this goal would not be a smooth process.
So Aramaki had to find a way to persuade Moryo and agree to every reasonable or unreasonable demand.
Thus,
fierce flames of war burned both inside and outside Hades.
It was no longer a one-sided invasion of the Shinobi World by demons, but mutual assaults on each other's homelands!
Within Wind Province.
Baal, one of the highest-ranking demons and ruler of the third layer of Hades, had fought Falcon Dragon for only a few minutes before coming under attack from the arriving Hamura Otsutsuki.
This forced him to retreat awkwardly through the Gate of Hades, though he had at least gained a rough understanding of their strength.
Below.
Edward Newgate and Hashirama Senju were still locked in fierce battles with the Demon Gods they had each chosen.
They set off earth-shaking booms again and again, ravaging the desert as it continued to crack and collapse.
The torrents of energy unleashed by both sides had already become the first challenge for demons crossing from Hades into the Shinobi World.
However, only a small number of demons could endure the aftershocks while fleeing the battlefield.
Most demons had barely rushed out and not yet lifted their heads to glimpse the sky of the Shinobi World before they were either shattered by the spreading force of the tremors or annihilated by the magical radiance of their own Demon Gods.
This also indirectly limited the scale of the demonic