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Whether they were Zeus and the other Olympian gods or the Chaos Gods on the opposite side, they were all stunned by Lein's words.

Send them on their way?

What had Lein ever done to earn the right to claim he could wipe them all out in one fell swoop?

What kind of divine joke was this? Did he even know who they were?

Even if he was the God King, his true body was a long way off. Did he really think [Divine Power Diminution] was just for show?

Zeus was about to sneer at Lein when he suddenly noticed his grandfather Uranus's expression change drastically.

Uranus cried out, "You... you... how did you do that?"

The chaos spreading across the sky of the Olympus plane had cut off Zeus's ability to probe outer space. Under these circumstances, the only gods who could still detect anything out there were the original sky god, Uranus, and a few star gods—like Helios, the Sun God.

As it happened, Helios had also sided with Lein.

And as luck would have it, most of Uranus's remaining divine body had been corrupted by chaos. Chaos, as everyone knew, strengthened power but dulled perception.

It wasn't until Uranus actually looked up at the stars that he finally realized something was wrong.

A celestial body belonging to the Olympus plane was falling.

Thirty kilometers in diameter, it blazed with dazzling light and trailed a long, broom-like tail as it rapidly grew larger in Uranus's divine sight.

You certainly wouldn't see the Apollo crater on it, because no such thing existed.

Its pockmarked, cratered surface was enough to make even the gods shudder at the sight.

And that was nothing compared to its absurd speed.

As the saying went, nothing could overcome speed.

When a metallic asteroid