The edge of the wilderness.
In one enormous crater after another, fires blazed. The extreme heat warped the air, forming invisible ripples.
Broken parts lay scattered everywhere.
"Pah! What a tough opponent."
A figure climbed out of a crater and sat down, chest heaving like a bellows.
"Finally... we took it down."
Another voice spoke.
"Who knows where Reneedol ran off to ages ago."
A third voice spoke.
Two more figures climbed out of the crater and sat down with the first.
The three gods.
After more than three hours, they had finally destroyed the Steel Mobile Armor completely.
The price was that they had exhausted their strength and had to rest where they were.
"Should we pursue her?" God of Poison asked.
"We definitely will, but we're exhausted and need to rest a little first. After all, these bodies belong to mortals," God of Prophecy said.
The other two gods nodded slightly.
God of Darkness suddenly said, "I noticed something strange."
"What?" God of Poison asked.
"Look." God of Darkness lightly plucked at the void and pinched a star between his fingers.
God of Prophecy was visibly startled. "This isn't right. Why are all the laws other than Radiance and Death gathered in this star?"
"Even in our era, nothing this bizarre ever happened," God of Poison said.
"Exactly. The world's rules have changed. It's unbelievable—something beyond our understanding must have happened last night!" God of Prophecy said.
The three gods exchanged glances, each seeing the gravity in the others' eyes.
God of Prophecy mused, "Since we can communicate directly with the laws, we'll stop searching for Reneedol for now."
"Then what should we do?" God of Darkness asked.
God of Prophecy smiled. "Originally, only Reneedol could gather stars and summon us from the Dust-Sealed World. Now, we don't