Typhon did not even think of answering Gaia. He just roared and swung his arms, trying to tear apart every enemy who dared stand before him... Fortunately, the Orcs were not stupid. The instant Ellie disappeared, they all retreated to the city.
They left plenty of bodies behind, but at least their main force survived.
The Undead had no interest in fighting them anymore, either... Those who remained were busy cheering on their Night Butterfly, urging her to keep it up.
Hearing those oddly uniform chants about having children, Hill could hardly believe his ears... Even with a population in the tens of billions, interstellar society still seemed short of people!
Perhaps children in interstellar society simply loved themselves more.
They did not think about carrying on a family line, only about love. But love was fickle, so everyone was cautious.
Unless a couple had been together for a long time, they seemed reluctant to have children.
Hill shook his head and tilted it, listening hard to the main battlefield.
After bringing out Typhon, Asmodeus seemed to have gone quiet.
He simply let Typhon fight Gaia, who stood in front of the child.
Gaia knew perfectly well who posed the greatest danger. She kept trying to disturb the rainbow bridge beside her by every means she could, but each time her attention wandered, she took a heavy blow. Blood was already pouring from her body. She looked truly wretched.
Typhon's nature had always leaned toward the bestial. That was the real reason the Olympian Gods had stepped in to help Zeus, even though they secretly delighted in the sight of him being chased into a dog hole, too frightened to move.
Otherwise, plenty of Greek Gods would have gladly suffered alongside Zeus if it meant he suffered one more day.