As Qin's steel torrent swept onward, the divine war finally spread from India all the way to Greece.
Zeus, once Ye Ting's greatest enemy, had finally died, slain by the Spear of Longinus piercing through his core. His battle against the Titan Machine Gods had drained too much of his strength, leaving him unable to defend himself against the God-Slaying Spear. And so, everything came to an end.
Ares, Hephaestus, and many other gods shared his fate, including Poseidon, ruler of the seas, and Hades, ruler of the underworld...
Apart from goddesses such as Athena, who stood on Ye Ting's side, and certain gods who remained neutral and detached from worldly affairs, the Olympian Pantheon—Ye Ting's nemesis for a thousand years—was thus declared defeated.
The war of conquest to unify the world lasted less than a week. Qin's final battle came to an end in the Americas.
After driving away his old rival, the Feathered Serpent God Quetzalcoatl, the great god Tezcatlipoca, known as the "Smoking Mirror," failed to establish the rule of a new era as he had hoped.
The one who defeated this Lord of "Inconstancy" was Tamamo-no-Mae, who had followed Ye Ting and absorbed the divinities of more than half the Sun Gods on Earth.
Though this beautiful fox demon possessed the side of a monster who had incarnated as beautiful women—Lady Huayang of India, Meixi of the Xia Dynasty, Daji of the Shang Dynasty, Bao Si of the Western Zhou, and Tamamo-no-Mae of future Japan—and brought calamity upon nations, she also possessed the side of a Sun God, the incarnation of a law.
Perhaps because she had that side of a "demon," Tamamo-no-Mae was not as stubborn as true gods. Her mind was instead as flexible and changeable as that of a human. That was precisely