The Lord of Glory's defeat and death dealt a heavy blow to the once-momentum-filled Human Pantheon.
Though they still had three powerful gods holding the fort and remained the strongest faction among all races, with the Lord of Glory—the great god who had led them—gone, they no longer possessed the strength to forcibly drive out the other races and monopolize the Main Plane. They even had to draw in their forces, lest they be besieged and annihilated by the various races.
Fortunately, at this time, the Lord of Order, leader of the Orthodox Gods, and the Lord of the Void, leader of the evil gods, both great gods, jointly declared that too many people and too many gods had died in this war. Everyone should settle down for a while and focus on recovering.
In other words, they did not support the races joining forces to wipe out the Human Pantheon.
This was only inevitable. Though the Lord of Glory had been killed by them, one look at the manner of His death made it clear that He would return sooner or later. Leave a thread of mercy, so you can meet again someday. If humanity were truly driven into too desperate a corner, what if the resurrected Lord of Glory turned terrorist? A terrorist great god would be the nightmare of the entire world!
With two great gods stepping forward to mediate, the other gods naturally could not say anything further. They could only temporarily set aside their conflicts with the Human Pantheon and turn instead to directing their races in restoring production and daily life, slowly rebuilding their former prosperity.
That previous war had truly left everyone grievously weakened. Mortals and gods alike were utterly exhausted, and everyone genuinely needed rest.
But the Lord of the Void and