The increasingly strange course of the battle filled the Valkyrie Brunhilde with worry. Watching Hades, the King of the Underworld, suddenly enter the arena below, Brunhilde gritted her teeth in fury.
Why did the warning from that one last time seem to have had no effect at all?
They still did not take any rules seriously.
Now Hades had openly entered the arena to launch a sneak attack on the human side's fighter.
Brunhilde wanted to say something, to report this shameless act to the gods, but... the next second, she calmed down.
The gods were not as honorable as they appeared. They were even more shameless than most people.
Most gods would be happy to see Hades make a move and kill a powerful human fighter. After all, they had the Greek Pantheon as an excuse.
Even if she went to find the kings of the gods now, the result would only be the same as last time.
They would drag their feet, brush her off, or even stop her.
"This is outrageous!"
Göll watched Raiden Mei worriedly, then glared at Hades, the King of the Underworld, looking utterly furious.
Every one of these chief gods was so shameless!
Like Zeus, Hades was the son of the Titan gods Cronus and Rhea, hailed as the Zeus of the underworld.
He was the deity of the underworld, the "King of the Underworld," neither a "god of death" nor a "judge" of the underworld.
Nominally, he obeyed Zeus's commands, but Zeus's commands had always meant nothing to him. Zeus even feared Hades, worried that he would rebel and drag him down from his position as king of the Greek gods, so he kept an extremely close eye on him.
Zeus had sent his sons—Minos, Rhadamanthys, and Aeacus—to the underworld to serve