Zeus's Complete Break with the Order

The Physics School now had a dozen or more gods of varying stature. Whether they had been taught by Lein himself or had surrendered and joined him, the school was a major power in the Chaos God System. Even taken individually, its members could easily outclass a major pantheon like the Dwarves' God System.

After all, Lein, Apollo, and Artemis were all formidable figures in their own right. And that was without counting Direct Disciples like Downs, who had been infamous even as mortals. These Intermediate Divine Powers were stronger fighters than Powerful Divine Power Gods like Susanna, who were all show and no substance.

When Lein made his pronouncement, the others weren't frightened. After a brief moment of surprise, Downs stepped forward.

The boy was clearly struggling to suppress his excitement. "Master, do you mean Zeus might sell the spatial coordinates of our Chaos Continent to secure his position as God King?"

Lein replied calmly, "I can only say that I can't rule out the possibility."

There was no fear, no hesitation. Instead, the gods let out short, excited cries.

"Excellent!"

"We've waited long enough."

"If they don't come soon, I'll end up missing the whole war!"

It wasn't just the Physics School disciples—those who were said to win people over with reason, but actually did it with physical force. Nor was it only Apollo and Yulia, eager to prove themselves and earn merit. Even among the goddesses beside them, many had an unusual gleam in their eyes.

Apart from goddesses like Susanna, Sharess, and Hathor, who were destined to be nothing more than caged songbirds, who didn't have ambitions of their own? They had been with Lein long enough to understand his temperament. As long as they could fight and dared to fight, Lein was generous. He would