The war between the Emperor and the Feathered Serpent God was an unmitigated disaster for ordinary people. For civilians living in Brazil and along Africa's western coast, the sight before them would remain unforgettable for the rest of their lives—they had never seen anything so enormous. Even after being dragged into the clouds, the Feathered Serpent God still appeared incomparably vast to humans on the ground. Its struggling wings still stirred wind and thunder, while torrential rain and flashes above the clouds swept from South America's eastern coast across the South Atlantic Ocean, carving a glowing chasm through the black night and lead-gray clouds.
Powerful kinetic energy drove its massive body through the atmosphere, and atomic heavenly fire enveloped the giant beast, tearing a bloody wound across the sky like a meteor. The fleeting burning light briefly replaced the starlight that had vanished after nightfall. A high-pressure band of scorching thermal radiation descended, and countless atmospheric turbulences formed within the chasm. Rain, thunderstorms, and hurricanes followed close behind. The gravity generated by the Feathered Serpent God's own mass had some effect on surface gravity; even brushing past the edge caused numerous natural disasters. Like blowing on hot liquid in a teacup, the hurricanes raised by the Feathered Serpent God constantly swept across the South Atlantic Ocean. The coastline of western Africa continued to swell until low-lying areas were submerged.
This was a myth unfolding in the modern age. The fragile ecological balance seemed to be enduring the precursor to a mass extinction event. Yet the ones watching this war were not limited to the Sky Sword Space Station, Latveria, and the military forces of nations that had detected the anomaly with air-defense radar. When the Feathered Serpent God and the Emperor rose to a certain altitude, a circular shield formed