Although, based on rational analysis, the Twelve Heavenly Gods of Bolobos were probably unwilling to act in the early stages of the war, the matter was not entirely beyond negotiation.
After all, beyond choices of interest, there were still some personal ties between them and the Twelve Heavenly Gods of Bolobos.
For instance, there was the friendship between Professor Kazel and Hephaestus, the God of Forging and Fire; the familial bond between Ergane and Athena, the Goddess of War and Wisdom; the teacher-student relationship between Pandora and Aphrodite, the Goddess of Love and Beauty; and Apollo, the God of Art, who had developed a great fondness for humanity precisely because of the television drama's release...
As for Hermes, the God of Commerce and Thieves, who openly had the most harmonious relationship with humanity, he was instead the least likely to take action.
Dark unilaterally believed that Hermes was more likely to become the god waving flags and cheering from outside the battlefield.
This second plan was actually fairly feasible.
However, the issue with this plan was that after making requests of those gods, their personal relationships with them would likely undergo some changes.
That would be quite a considerable loss for them.
Moreover, even if the Twelve Heavenly Gods of Bolobos were not exactly "of one branch and breath," they were still a community of shared interests that had been allied for many years. When making relevant decisions, they would certainly consider the group's opinions.
And once the group's opinions were considered, differing voices would emerge.
Among the Twelve Heavenly Gods of Bolobos, the loudest voice was clearly Zeus, the King of Gods. Thus, this plan would very likely fall apart because of him.
"Let's treat this plan as a fallback option."
Dark and the others shook their heads