After Dunn ascended to the Astral Plane and settled his Divine Kingdom into place, a steady stream of visitors soon arrived within it.
Since the Gods still knew little about the ability to create clones, many deities came in their true bodies to pay their respects to Dunn, now the uncrowned king among deities.
Dunn, of course, gladly welcomed them and held lavish banquets within his Divine Kingdom.
They lasted for several months.
Meanwhile, in the mortal world, the war between the New and Old Continents, forcibly interrupted by Dunn's ascension with his Divine Kingdom, began stirring again.
For the ordinary Legendary figures of the New World, avenging the Old World's destruction of their homes was far more pressing than Dunn's slaughter of a handful of Legendary figures, and it was a vengeance they had to exact.
In November of year 34 of the Calendar of the Gods, just three months after Dunn ascended to the Astral Plane, war broke out again between the New and Old Continents.
This time, however, both sides tacitly avoided the Atlantis Empire. After all, Dunn had merely ascended, not died.
Moreover, after more than a year, the other powers had gained some understanding of the clone Dunn had used back then and learned that deities could pay a price to send down clones.
Other deities might not yet have accumulated enough to do so, but no one doubted that Dunn, currently the foremost deity in the world, had the strength to send down a clone at any time.
After all, he had already set a precedent while still a demigod.
As the flames of war gradually spread, every human power in the world became embroiled in them.
Many Legendary figures who did not wish to participate in this great war came to the Atlantis