After the Eye of the Firmament left, Dunn did not stay much longer either. After briefly receiving a few more Legendary figures who had hurried over, he prepared to leave.
Before leaving, Dunn specifically told Annie to complete her Apotheosis Ritual as soon as possible.
Although he still did not understand exactly what kind of beings the ancient gods were, how many there were-one or several-or when they would return.
Dunn knew very clearly, however, that this world would soon fall into turmoil.
It would not be mere warfare in the mortal realm, but turmoil involving the entire world. When that time came, neither Dunn nor the Atlantis Empire would likely be able to stay out of it.
In year 103 of the Calendar of the Gods, the War Overlord Banboer, who had remained quiet for over a year, immediately began stirring after discovering that Heaven's Mandates in the Main Plane had taken no action.
Although he did not know why Heaven's Mandates in the Main Plane could remain so calm, Banboer no longer had time to think about it.
As the divine war ended, the flames of war in the Main Plane gradually died down as well. The war that had lasted decades and engulfed two continents had now dwindled to small-scale conflicts in scattered regions.
The cessation of war and the severe decline in his supply of faith power left Banboer, who had only just ascended to greater power, unbearably agitated.
Had his ally in the pantheon, the God of Intrigue, not kept urging him to guard against attacks from Heaven's Mandates in the Main Plane, Banboer would have rekindled the flames of war long ago.
Now, after over a year of vigilance without the slightest movement from Heaven's Mandates, the War Overlord finally reached the end