"Is it over?"
Staring at Olympus Holy Mountain in the rain, people who had finally recovered from their shock and speechlessness typed the question onto their screens.
They had witnessed God restart the universe and the Ragnarok of the Norse Gods. They had endured an invasion by the Cthulhu Evil God and experienced the wonders of the gods of the East.
But no matter how much they had seen, when something so grand, impossible, and contrary to all logic happened again, humanity on Blue Star was still shaken to its core.
"I knew Zeus was powerful. Leaving aside the Primordial Gods of Greek Mythology, he was probably the strongest of the New Gods. No god could rival him. But this is ridiculous! He killed all the gods in one strike. That's not Zeus—that's God."
"He really does deserve to be called the Omnipotent God King."
"Zeus seemed pretty weak before, so I thought Hera and the others would win this rebellion. So many gods had turned against him, and the rest chose to stand by. Then Zeus suddenly unleashed his power and killed them all."
"Did Zeus kill the gods who were wavering over whether to rebel, too?"
"If your loyalty isn't absolute, you're absolutely disloyal. If my guards stood by and watched when someone tried to assassinate me, I'd kill them too."
"That's a bad comparison. Gods aren't guards; they're more like ministers. If Zeus kills all his ministers, who's going to keep the world running? He'll be King of the Gods in name only."
"No gods left to serve him? Then he can raise new ones. Three-legged toads are hard to find, but humans who want to become gods are everywhere."
"Do you think Zeus can defy Fate?"
"Probably. He wiped out the gods in one go. I