Chapter Summaries

Saigō brought the defeated Ophis toward the palace in Heaven, where God of the Bible awaited him beneath the legendary tree. On meeting God of the Bible, Saigō sensed an inexplicable danger and realized the figure possessed Third Rank power, which should have been impossible in this world.

• Ophis urged Saigō to take her back to the Dimensional Rift so she could recover her other half and drive Great Red out of her home.
• Saigō explained that Ophis and Great Red had blocked his route into the world, though Ophis protested that she had only been fighting Great Red.
• Ophis bit Saigō's arm to vent her anger, and he let her do so as they continued toward the white palace.
• Saigō passed the palace and found the Fruit of Life and Fruit of Wisdom growing on a white tree, with God of the Bible seated beneath it.
• Saigō recognized God of the Bible and sensed a threat powerful enough to make his soul tremble, prompting him to mobilize his Third Rank incarnation.

Saigō learned that the God of the Bible he had met was Jesus from Little Garden, who had come to this world to warn and help him. Jesus revealed a way to reconnect Saigō’s damaged Spirit to the world: Saigō would need to father at least seventy-two children with Lilith, using the Infinite Dragon God as her soul.

• Saigō recognized the God of the Bible as Jesus from Little Garden and prepared to escape, but Jesus told him he meant no harm.
• Jesus explained that he had left Little Garden after Yahweh and Shiva pursued him, and that he had waited in this world for more than fifteen thousand years.
• Jesus revealed that Shiva had blocked Saigō’s damaged Spirit from connecting with the world and had prepared for Saigō’s arrival.
• Jesus said Saigō could free his Spirit by replacing Luci★Fer and forging a bond with the world’s future demons.
• Jesus proposed turning the Infinite Dragon God into Lilith and having at least seventy-two children with her.

Saigō learned why the Divine Child supported him and was told that his bloodline could produce a host capable of inheriting the Destruction Spirit. The Divine Child explained that the best way to restore the Spirit was to have children and continue his lineage until a descendant could inherit it.

• Saigō examined the world's fate and learned that its demons would normally develop from native demons into the new generation of Solomon's 72 Pillars of Demon Gods.
• Saigō suspected that events were being arranged around him, and the Divine Child said he might be able to break the fate called Zurvan because he represented an unknown beyond its reach.
• The Divine Child explained that some Domain Holders supported Saigō as a human who could balance good and evil, while others opposed him out of fear or a desire to seize his uniqueness.
• The Divine Child asked Saigō to protect the current Little Garden from Yahweh and Shiva, saying he acted from a duty to save its people.
• The Divine Child told Saigō that the Destruction Spirit required a host from his bloodline and that he should produce descendants until one inherited it.

Saigō learned that the Divine Child wanted him to use Ophis’s soul to create a child and restore his Spirit, while warning him that Shiva and Yahweh planned to destroy the current Little Garden. With Ophis agreeing in exchange for help reclaiming the Dimensional Rift, Saigō began the ritual and watched her take human form.

• Saigō decided to deceive Ophis into bearing his child by promising to help her reclaim the Dimensional Rift and reunite her soul.
• The Divine Child explained that Saigō needed to place Ophis’s soul in the Lilith ritual to connect with the world’s origin and restore his Spirit.
• The Divine Child revealed that Shiva and Yahweh planned to destroy the current Little Garden to delay the Decadent Wind, and Saigō considered gathering allies against them.
• The Divine Child added his authority to the Fruit of Life so the Little Garden Core would recognize Ophis as a Pure-blooded Dragon if she entered the Little Garden.
• Saigō placed Ophis’s soul into the ritual, and she transformed into a petite human girl who urged him to continue so she could bear his child.

Saigō coaxed Ophis into bearing a child, while Luci★Fer secured the Fallen Angels’ cooperation in a plan to seize the Lilith System. Ophis discovered her swollen belly and asked whether this meant she was having a child.

• Saigō persuaded the uncertain Ophis to trust him by promising to help her reclaim the Dimensional Rift from Great Red.
• Luci★Fer met Azazel, Ariel, Anshibai, and Samyaza, and endured Azazel’s contempt for his betrayals.
• Luci★Fer explained that he had a secret passage to the Heavenly Realm’s Upper Layer and planned to seize the Lilith System with the Fallen Angels’ help.
• Azazel asked whether God of the Bible might intervene, and Luci★Fer said the Beast of 666 had occupied God’s attention.
• Ophis recovered after Saigō’s encounter with her, noticed her swollen abdomen, and asked if she was having a child.

Saigō secured Ophis’s agreement to bear seventy-two children in exchange for helping her find her other half and reclaim part of the Dimensional Rift, while making her swear to have children only with him. When Luci★Fer and the Fallen Angels arrived and attacked, Ophis revealed her overwhelming power, and God of the Bible’s Holy Light descended as Saigō recognized an attempt to drive him away.

• Saigō negotiated with Ophis for seventy-two children and promised to help her find her other half and seize Great Red’s half of the Dimensional Rift.
• Saigō made Ophis swear that she would only have children with him, then lifted the spell isolating the Ninth Heaven.
• Luci★Fer saw Ophis’s pregnant belly, realized his plan to use the Lilith System had been ruined, and attacked Saigō and Ophis.
• Ophis blasted away Luci★Fer’s attack and its aftershock, leaving the Fallen Angels and Demon Kings shocked by her identity as the Infinite Dragon God.
• God of the Bible sent a beam of Holy Light down upon the gathered group, and Saigō understood that he was being urged to leave the Heavenly Realm.

Saigō revealed himself as Zarathustra and won the demons’ and Fallen Angels’ submission by offering to lead their struggle against the Heavenly Realm. Ten years later, his rule had expanded the demon population and built Lilith City, where Leviathan and Gremory went to see him.

• Saigō’s destructive power clashed with God of the Bible’s Holy Light, and he transported Azazel, Luci★Fer, the other Demon Kings, and their followers from Heaven back to the Netherworld.
• Saigō named himself Zarathustra and offered to lead the demons and Fallen Angels against the Heavenly Realm if they recognized him as their Alliance Leader.
• Leviathan, Asmodeus, and Beelzebub, followed by the Fallen Angels, accepted Saigō’s leadership, while Luci★Fer stayed silent.
• Over the next ten years, the demons built Lilith City, and Ophis gave birth to seventy-two powerful demons who founded the Seventy-Two Pillars.
• Leviathan caught up with Gremory as they hurried to the guarded skyscraper where Saigō ruled, and they were allowed to go see him.

Saigō listened as Gremory and Leviathan reported rising tensions within the demon race and friction with the Fallen Angels, but he refused to intervene in ordinary affairs. He revealed that he wanted the factions’ actions to lead to a war, leaving Leviathan eager for a chance to fight the Heavenly Realm.

• Ophis accused Saigō of reclaiming only half of the Dimensional Rift, and he teased her about learning to stand on her own.
• Gremory and Leviathan visited Saigō, and Gremory reported slowing demon births and growing friction with the Fallen Angels.
• Gremory warned that Luci★Fer was contacting outside forces, coveting Lilith’s reproductive ability, and conducting experiments to create demons.
• Saigō said he knew about the power struggles and suggested that the demons’ actions were unfolding as he wanted.
• Saigō declared that the Heavenly Realm, the Netherworld, angels, Fallen Angels, and demons needed a war, and Leviathan eagerly asked whether the demons would fight the Heavenly Realm.

Leviathan delivered Saigō’s order to Azazel, who agreed to send the Fallen Angels into a counterattack against the Heavenly Realm despite fearing the cost. As the demon and Fallen Angel armies prepared for war, Shiva revealed his plan to use Luci★Fer and the conflict to destroy the God of the Bible and the evil god.

• Saigō gave Leviathan a letter for Azazel detailing a joint demon and Fallen Angel counterattack against the Heavenly Realm.
• Leviathan delivered the letter, and Azazel agreed to dispatch Fallen Angel troops according to Saigō’s plan despite his misgivings.
• After Leviathan left, the Fallen Angel governors began discussing their attack strategy, while Saigō welcomed Gremory and sought to continue their bloodline.
• Luci★Fer told Shiva that the demons and Fallen Angels were preparing for war, and Shiva said he intended to destroy the God of the Bible and the evil god with Luci★Fer’s help.
• Twenty years of preparations culminated as a vast magic circle began opening a passage between the Netherworld and the Heavenly Realm, and Azazel asked whether any governor would stay behind to guard headquarters.

The war between the Heavenly Realm and the Netherworld erupted into a devastating battle, while Saigō allowed pregnant Gremory to join the fighting. The sudden arrival of Ddraig and Albion halted the fighting briefly, leaving Azazel to take in the heavy losses on every side.

• Azazel watched millions of Fallen Angels and demons charge through the gate into the Heavenly Realm to fight the Angel Legion.
• The three factions suffered catastrophic casualties, and Azazel watched Lahab, Sariel, and Camael fall.
• Gremory asked Saigō to let her fight despite her pregnancy, and he agreed; she flew to the battlefield and destroyed an angel formation with Destruction Magic.
• Saigō told Luci★Fer that he would wait for God of the Bible to act before joining the battle.
• Ddraig and Albion emerged from shattered space and attacked each other, catching warriors from all three factions in their destructive clash.
• The Two Heavenly Dragons' arrival paused the battle between Azazel, Michael, Asmodeus, and Beelzebub, and Azazel surveyed the devastating losses.

Ddraig and Albion’s battle devastated the forces of Heaven, the Netherworld, and the Fallen Angels until God of the Bible and Saigō intervened. They defeated the Two Heavenly Dragons and sealed their souls into weapons, leaving Luci★Fer eyeing Ddraig’s Gauntlet.

• Ddraig and Albion fought across the battlefield, causing heavy casualties among the angels, Fallen Angels, and demons.
• Azazel, Michael, Asmodeus, and Beelzebub agreed to a temporary truce to drive the dragons away.
• God of the Bible and Saigō attacked the Two Heavenly Dragons with Holy Light and Power of Destruction, while Luci★Fer watched beside Saigō.
• Ddraig and Albion combined their powers in a final attempt to survive, but their defenses and attacks failed against the two beams.
• God of the Bible and Saigō destroyed the dragons’ bodies, sealed their souls, and transformed them into Albion’s Light Wings and Ddraig’s Gauntlet.
• Saigō caught Ddraig’s Gauntlet, while God of the Bible held Albion’s Light Wings; Luci★Fer watched the gauntlet with greed.

Saigō and God of the Bible dealt with the Two Heavenly Dragons, then entered the Dimensional Rift to fight while Luci★Fer followed. Shiva watched their clash and resolved to destroy Saigō’s Divinity before he could rise to the Second Rank.

• Saigō questioned Ddraig, learned the dragons had been transported to the battlefield, and frightened Ddraig into begging for mercy while God of the Bible subdued Albion.
• Saigō threw Ddraig’s Gauntlet into the Human World, and God of the Bible cast Albion’s Light Wings there as well.
• Saigō challenged God of the Bible to fight and took the battle to the Dimensional Rift, where Great Red fled into the present world.
• Luci★Fer followed Saigō into the Dimensional Rift despite fearing he would not survive the battle.
• Shiva watched Saigō and God of the Bible clash, concluded the Divine Child opposed other gods, and decided to destroy Saigō’s Divinity.

Saigō and God of the Bible fought a devastating battle in the Dimensional Rift while their stray power ravaged the realms and decimated the forces of the Heavenly Realm and the Netherworld. After Luci★Fer summoned Shiva to ambush the weakened Saigō, Saigō appeared behind him and seized his throat.

• Saigō and God of the Bible exchanged brutal attacks, while Indra and Odin struggled to shield their realms from the battle’s residual power.
• The armies of the Heavenly Realm and the Netherworld suffered catastrophic losses when Shiva’s annihilation storm swept across the battlefield.
• Azazel found the wounded Ariel, who told him that the other Fallen Angel governors had died and that the war had left all three factions broken.
• Azazel and Ariel concluded that the decisive outcome depended on the battle between God of the Bible and the Lord of Demons, and that the Fallen Angels would lose either way unless both perished.
• Luci★Fer used Shiva’s ornament to unleash an ambush on the weakened Saigō, but Saigō seized Luci★Fer by the throat.

God of the Bible sacrificed his remaining power to trap Shiva’s incarnation for a thousand years, thwarting Shiva’s plan to destroy the world. Saigō accepted that he owed God of the Bible and promised to protect Little Garden while repairing his Spirit before Shiva’s seal broke.

• Shiva realized that God of the Bible and Saigō had staged the war and their battle to lure him into a trap, and he explained how they had repeatedly thwarted his plans to destroy the world.
• Saigō recognized that God of the Bible had saved his life and decided to join the faction protecting Little Garden, ending his hostility with White Night Yaksha.
• Shiva told Saigō that their conflict would continue until one side died, then warned him to repair his Spirit within the thousand years his seal would last.
• God of the Bible sealed Shiva’s incarnation in a point of light and sent the seal to the Nine Heavens to power his system and protect the angels.
• God of the Bible told Saigō that his will would soon dissipate and that he would return to Little Garden as a Third Rank, leaving Saigō to face the future alone.
• Saigō acknowledged God of the Bible’s sacrifice and promised to do everything in his power to protect the present Little Garden.

Saigō destroyed Luci★Fer after the Fallen Angel realized he had been manipulated by Saigō and God of the Bible, then the war’s survivors signed a treaty and began rebuilding. In the Netherworld, Gremory mourned Saigō’s supposed death while carrying his child, and Baal urged her to help preserve their father’s bloodline and restore the demons.

• God of the Bible vanished after asking Saigō to protect the angels when Shiva broke free and warning him to beware Buddhism.
• Luci★Fer realized his betrayal and schemes had been anticipated by God of the Bible and Saigō, and Saigō erased him with the Power of Destruction.
• Great Red cautiously returned to the Dimensional Rift, then found that the Infinite Dragon God had come back to compete for territory.
• The angels, Fallen Angels, and demons ended the war with a treaty after suffering devastating losses, while concealing their leaders’ disappearance and rebuilding their strength.
• The remaining Demon God family heads mourned Saigō’s supposed death, and Baal comforted Gremory and urged her to help the demons recover.
• Gremory silently held onto the knowledge that she was carrying Saigō’s child.

After the war, Baal set out how the surviving demons would rebuild while preserving the old political system. Gremory returned home and found Saigō alive; he asked her to keep his return secret, leaving her to suspect a traitor among the demons.

• Baal led the surviving Demon God house heads in mourning Father God and ordered them to conceal his apparent fall while demons recovered.
• Baal urged the demons to distance Lilith from Ophis, prepare for threats such as Hades, and leave the Four Great Satans' positions vacant until suitable descendants could inherit them.
• Gremory sensed an uninvited presence in her home, cautiously entered, and found Saigō waiting in her study.
• Gremory joyfully embraced Saigō and asked whether he had defeated God of the Bible; Saigō said they had been evenly matched and that he needed time to recover.
• When Gremory offered to tell the other house heads that Saigō had returned, he told her to keep his survival secret, and she wondered if one of her siblings had betrayed them.

Saigō explained why he had hidden his survival and settled with Gremory, who was carrying their son, Sirzechs. Centuries later, Sirzechs had grown into a gifted young demon, while Leviathan visited Gremory—now living under the name Ruinyas—to escape pressure from the Old Demon King Faction.

• Saigō assured Gremory that none of her siblings had betrayed him and said he would stay hidden while recovering his Spirit.
• Saigō stroked Gremory and their unborn son, agreed to live with her, and learned she had chosen the name Sirzechs.
• Over several centuries, the demons rebuilt their power, though many Demon God families remained weakened or near extinction.
• Leviathan avoided the Old Demon King Faction's demands to restore the Four Great Satans system by visiting Gremory's home.
• Leviathan met the mature young Sirzechs, whom Gremory had given birth to after a pregnancy lasting several centuries.
• Gremory told Leviathan that her name was Ruinyas, reminding her that the first-generation Demon God family heads had taken personal names as descendants multiplied.

At the House of Gremory, Leviathan discussed demon politics and Sirzechs’s future with Gremory and Saigō, who teased the boy about his close friendship with Ajuka. The afternoon tea was interrupted when Grayfia Lucifugus and a girl from the House of Sitri arrived asking to see Leviathan.

• Leviathan told Gremory that political factions made marriage and having an heir dangerous for her, and reflected on her respect for Saigō.
• Saigō joined the gathering, and Sirzechs greeted him as his father while Gremory and Leviathan treated him with deference.
• Leviathan suggested matching Sirzechs with Grayfia, but Sirzechs explained that demon policy now prioritized strengthening bloodlines over early marriage.
• Sirzechs said he wanted to follow the example of Lord Zarathustra and help restore the demons to power, while Gremory silently supported his ambition.
• Saigō teased Sirzechs about possibly liking boys because of his closeness with Ajuka Astaroth, and Sirzechs denied it.
• A maid reported that Grayfia Lucifugus and a girl from the House of Sitri had arrived and wanted to see Leviathan.

Saigō confronted Grayfia Lucifugus and the Old Demon King Faction over their efforts to recruit Leviathan, then offered Grayfia a wager that could cost her freedom. Grayfia asked what the wager would be, and Saigō’s proposal remained unrevealed.

• Grayfia Lucifugus and Seraphlu Sidi arrived at House of Gremory with young demons from the Old Demon King Faction to meet Leviathan.
• Grayfia admitted to Saigō that she had come to persuade Leviathan to join her faction.
• Saigō told the Old Demon King Faction to stop pressuring Leviathan and urged them to leave power to the younger generation.
• Leviathan agreed with Saigō and considered giving up her title as Demon King.
• Saigō offered Grayfia a wager that could strengthen her faction if she won but cost her freedom if she lost.
• Grayfia asked Saigō what wager he was proposing.

Grayfia accepted Saigō’s wager to prove herself and fought Sirzechs for House of Lucifugus’s honor. After Sirzechs’s sudden surge of power left her badly injured, she refused to surrender, and the duel continued.

• Euclid tried to stop Grayfia from accepting Saigō’s wager, but she told him she knew what she was doing.
• Saigō offered to bring House of Gremory into the Old Demon King Faction if Grayfia won, while Grayfia would become his lifelong Head Maid if she lost.
• Saigō chose Sirzechs to fight Grayfia, and Sirzechs agreed to defend House of Gremory’s honor.
• Sirzechs and Grayfia battled in House of Gremory’s arena, where his Destruction Magic and sudden power surge overwhelmed her.
• Grayfia stood back up despite her injuries and refused Sirzechs’s advice to surrender, citing the honor of House of Lucifugus.