Kaguya Otsutsuki was speechless. With a 98% probability, why had he babbled so much earlier? Backup measures? What backup measures did a 98% probability need? Could it really fail?
The last time he subdued Star God, the probability had also been 98%. Now, whenever Star God heard the words "98%," he got psychological trauma.
Kaguya Otsutsuki glanced at Andrew. Everything about this guy was good—except that he had a mouth.
In the Illusion Realm, Hades was born. Unlike the original innate gods, this lifetime's Hades was merely an ordinary mortal.
Calling him ordinary was not quite right, because Hades was a general's son. From childhood, he enjoyed wealth and luxury, dressed in fine clothes and ate exquisite food. Of course, Hades was a man with ambitions. Though he had no memories of his "past life," he still wanted to accomplish great things.
Accomplishing great things was not easy. For ordinary people, it was practically impossible. At most, they could rob people at gunpoint or pull off a major heist. But for Hades, it was far too easy, because he was a general's son.
Moreover, Hades was eloquent, and his grades in "war simulations" ranked first in the entire school. Therefore, the upper ranks of the nation trusted him greatly, believing that a tiger father could not raise a dog son. They thought he would inherit his father's position and continue protecting the Empire.
Only Hades's father believed his son was unfit for the role. He was too arrogant. Father and son had many arguments, and in the end, Hades found a way to replace his father as the Empire's general and led a massive army into battle.
Then, uh, then Hades's entire army was wiped out. Hundreds of thousands of soldiers, including himself, were all buried alive.
This was the