Goodbye

At first, the enormous Chaos Mother Star seemed unchanged. An hour later, it was clearly moving faster. Viewed from high above, it still orbited the star clockwise, but its angle had shifted noticeably.

[Hahaha! I knew it! I knew His Majesty the God King was amazing!] Ishtar, once the Goddess of Venus, was especially sensitive to the movements of celestial bodies.

She and several Sun Gods were the first to confirm that the Chaos Mother Star was accelerating and changing course.

Interestingly, the Sun Gods had often held positions of great importance in their original pantheons, and most had at least been chief gods. Their confirmation put the minds of the gods fighting at the front at ease.

They knew, of course, that they were burning through their divine power. This kind of fighting, spending more than they could replenish, couldn't last.

But if the price of burning through their power was the enemy's certain annihilation, then it didn't matter.

Thor and the other vanguard commanders were howling with excitement.

The Chaos Lord alone remained oblivious. "Gods of Order! Hmph! Let's see how long you can keep this up."

Chaos had endured pressure before. When Pello went on a rampage, he had managed to fight his way close to the Demon Palace.

But the Chaos God System's reserves had been what they were. They couldn't sustain themselves, and three months of relentless attacks had been their limit.

The Chaos Lord had braced himself to hold out for half a year this time.

"Let's see what you can do to me!"

The planet's changes were taking place imperceptibly.

June 10.

Abaddon's half-human face furrowed. "Why is it so hot?"

It didn't make sense.

At first, Abaddon and the other battle marshals believed it was because the Gods of Order kept bombarding