Chapter Summaries

Key Plot Points and Events

• Keke, a Silver-ranked warrior, presents a painting of a Goblin, a small, green, cunning creature, to the villagers of Ancient Tree Village.
• The villagers initially mistake the Goblin for a Dwarf from the Giant Kingdom, but Keke clarifies that it's a Goblin, a new threat roaming Midgard.
• The villagers express concern about the Goblins attacking them, but Keke refuses to take on the task due to the risk involved.
• A girl in white armor, Rika Haruka, the Sword Saintess, offers to deal with the Goblin problem.

Character Developments

• Keke: Initially confident in his abilities, he becomes cautious and hesitant when faced with the Goblin threat, showing a practical side to his character.
• Rika Haruka (Sword Saintess): She demonstrates confidence, heroism, and a willingness to protect the villagers, establishing herself as a capable and brave character.

Significant Themes

• The struggle for survival among ordinary races compared to powerful Gods.
• The danger and unpredictability of the Goblin threat.
• The importance of unity and collective action in the face of adversity.

Character Interactions

• Keke and the villagers: Keke initially shows off his painting but later expresses reluctance to help the villagers due to the risk involved.
• Rika Haruka and the villagers: Rika offers to help the villagers, providing hope and relief amidst their anxiety.
• Keke and Rika: Keke recognizes Rika as the Sword Saintess, showing respect and deference to her capabilities.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Rika Haruka, now known as the Sword Saintess, arrives at Ancient Tree Village to deal with a Goblin infestation.
• She is recognized and revered by the villagers due to Salty Fish's book "The Legend of the Sword Saintess."
• Rika Haruka sets out to find the Goblin hideout, while the villagers express their concern and offer to help.
• In the dark forest, Rika Haruka tracks the Goblins, and Jiang Ping and Lahil observe her from afar, referring to her as a "variable in the world."

Character Developments

• Rika Haruka: Maintains her calm and confident demeanor, showing no fear of the Goblins. She keeps her true origins and cultivation process a secret to inspire the women of Midgard.
• Lahil: Reflects on her world's perfection and the potential crisis her master mentioned, feeling a sense of unease about other Great Realms.

Significant Themes

• The power of storytelling and inspiration, as seen through Salty Fish's book and its impact on the villagers and young girls.
• The concept of variables and change in the world, introduced by Jiang Ping in relation to Rika Haruka's presence.

Character Interactions

• Rika Haruka interacts with the villagers, who are eager to help her and express their admiration for her as the Sword Saintess.
• Lahil and Jiang Ping observe Rika Haruka from a distance, with Lahil questioning her master about other Great Realms and the potential crisis they pose.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Rika Haruka, a powerful adventurer, encounters and eliminates a group of mutated goblins in a cave.
• She learns that these monsters are products of forbidden experiments in the royal palace, causing concern about potential human transmutation.
• In the game forum, Salty Fish announces plans to write a book called 'Goblin Slayer', sparking controversy among players.
• In a tavern, a bard tells the story of Kakarot, a character from Earth's Dragon Ball series, now adapted for the Otherworld.

Character Developments

• Rika Haruka demonstrates her strength and concern for the safety of Midgard's inhabitants.
• Salty Fish shows resilience against criticism and continues to create content for the Otherworld.
• Lahil, a character from the Exotic World, shows curiosity and wonder towards the stories from Earth.
• Jiang Ping, a mysterious figure, reveals his knowledge of future changes and the impact of stories on the world.

Significant Themes

• The impact of forbidden research and its consequences on the world.
• The power of stories and literature to influence society and inspire people.
• The potential for change and transformation in the world.

Character Interactions

• Rika Haruka interacts with the forum community, discussing the goblin issue and Salty Fish's book announcement.
• The tavern patrons interact with the bard, showing enthusiasm and engagement with the story.
• Lahil and Jiang Ping discuss the impact of stories on the world and Lahil's role in the upcoming changes.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The author's novel has reached over 300,000 words.
• The book will be available for purchase starting Friday, the 1st, at midnight.
• The author plans to release ten chapters in a burst on the day of the sale.
• The main storyline will begin to wrap up, with all conditions and foreshadowing in place.

Character Developments

• The author, as a character in the narrative, expresses excitement and gratitude for the upcoming book release.
• The author acknowledges and thanks early readers and supporters, including "Immortal Ascension Art," "Endless Demon Soldiers," "Zeng Speechless," and "Shallow Alley Ink Plum."

Significant Themes

• Gratitude and appreciation for readers and supporters.
• Excitement and anticipation for the book's release.
• The importance of milestones and achievements in the author's writing journey.

Character Interactions

• The author interacts with readers through their comments and support, fostering a sense of community and connection.
• The author expresses gratitude towards specific readers and supporters, acknowledging their contributions to the novel's success.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Jiang Ping and Lahil travel across Midgard, visiting various locations and creatures.
• They encounter two Winged Demon Birds, Xiling and Yani, who are deeply in love and devoted to each other.
• Ten years later, they journey through the Giant Kingdom, the Divine Realm, and finally reach the Crown of Heaven, where the Original Sin Holy Sword resides.
• Jiang Ping reflects on the past and the inevitability of destiny, and they watch over the world from the highest point.

Character Developments

• Lahil grows more mature and less naive after traveling the world with Jiang Ping for ten years.
• Lahil feels regret for giving her branch to Karl, which led to the war between the Gods and the Giants, but Jiang Ping assures her that everything is destined.

Significant Themes

• The inevitability of destiny and the consequences of one's actions.
• The beauty and freedom of simple, loving lives, as exemplified by the Winged Demon Birds.
• The passage of time and the changes it brings.

Character Interactions

• Jiang Ping and Lahil's relationship deepens as they travel together, with Jiang Ping acting as a mentor and guide to Lahil.
• Lahil's curiosity and naivety contrast with Jiang Ping's wisdom and calm demeanor.
• The interaction between the Winged Demon Birds, Xiling and Yani, highlights the theme of love and devotion.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Gilgamesh and Afra have been annually challenging each other for ten years, growing stronger but neither defeating the other.
• Their fame has spread across realms, with some believing they could contend with ordinary deities.
• Saint Salty Fish's writings have gained immense popularity and faith power from readers worldwide.
• Gilgamesh feels he could slay gods but is uncertain about powerful sovereigns.
• Salty Fish is attempting Faith Deification on Silver Pine Mountain, gathering faith power from his readers.

Character Developments

• Gilgamesh has become more lenient towards his people due to Afra's presence and his own growing power.
• Salty Fish is attempting to pioneer the path of Postnatal Deification, aiming to become a god in Midgard and a Saint on Earth.

Significant Themes

• Power and growth through challenge and competition (Gilgamesh and Afra).
• The influence of faith and belief on an individual's power and status (Salty Fish's Faith Deification).
• The potential for mortals to achieve godhood through postnatal cultivation.

Character Interactions

• Gilgamesh and Afra continue their annual challenges, shaping each other's growth and Gilgamesh's rule.
• Salty Fish interacts with his readers worldwide, gathering faith power for his deification attempt.
• Netizens on the forum discuss and support Salty Fish's deification, highlighting the interconnectedness of the world and the influence of faith.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Salty Fish ignites the divine fire, marking the beginning of his deification process.
• He decides to condense a new Divine Spark to become the God of Culture and Art, shocking the Three Realms.
• The Divine Fire expands, fueled by the faith of all beings, and Salty Fish's Divine Spark is born.
• The Divine Realm acknowledges Salty Fish's new position, and a divine gate appears, but an Innate God attacks him.

Character Developments

• Salty Fish: Shows ambition and determination in his pursuit of godhood, successfully condensing his Divine Spark. He retains his mortal temperament despite his divine status.
• Rika Haruka: Continues to support and document Salty Fish's journey, taking photos of his transformation.
• Gilgamesh: Recognizes the potential of Faith Deification and plans to use it to create a powerful divine artifact.

Significant Themes

• Faith and belief as a source of power.
• The pursuit of godhood and its implications.
• The relationship between mortals and gods.
• Ambition and determination in the face of adversity.

Character Interactions

• Salty Fish and Rika Haruka: Their partnership continues as Rika documents Salty Fish's transformation, showing mutual support and understanding.
• Salty Fish and the Innate God: The tension between them highlights the power dynamics between mortals and gods, and the challenges faced by those who dare to challenge the status quo.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Rika Haruka, using the Divine Sword, attacks a deity from the Divine Realm who was attempting to steal Salty Fish's newly condensed Divine Spark.
• Salty Fish, though surprised, counters the deity using his Divine Brush and a book containing his accumulated knowledge.
• The deity, enraged by Salty Fish's words and actions, sends his Hand of God to suppress Salty Fish.

Character Developments

• Rika Haruka: Shows her dedication and skill with the sword, exhausting herself to protect Salty Fish.
• Salty Fish: Proves his worth as the God of Culture and Arts, using his divine artifacts and knowledge to counter the deity's attack. He also demonstrates his charisma and confidence by speaking out against the deity's actions.

Significant Themes

• The power of knowledge and words: Salty Fish's Divine Brush and book represent the power of knowledge and words, which he uses to counter the deity's physical strength.
• The arrogance of the Divine Realm: The deity's actions highlight the arrogance and disregard for lesser beings in the Divine Realm.

Character Interactions

• Rika Haruka and Salty Fish: Rika Haruka protects Salty Fish, while Salty Fish counters the deity's attack, showing a mutual respect and camaraderie.
• Salty Fish and the deity: Their interaction highlights the power dynamics between a newly ascended god and an established deity, as well as the arrogance of the Divine Realm.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Salty Fish uses Divine Script to suppress and destroy the Hand of God.
• He ascends to godhood, sealing the Gate of the Divine Realm.
• A true God, Mountain God Anderson, descends to kill Salty Fish.
• Anderson uses his power to crush Salty Fish with the weight of Silver Pine Mountain.

Character Developments

• Salty Fish showcases his power and prestige as a newly minted god but is overwhelmed by Anderson's true form.
• Rika Haruka demonstrates concern for Salty Fish's safety.
• Players and netizens celebrate Salty Fish's ascension but are disheartened by Anderson's intervention.

Significant Themes

• The gulf between true gods and postnatal gods is emphasized.
• The theme of perseverance and overcoming odds is challenged by Anderson's intervention.
• The potential for mortals to attain godhood is established but faces obstacles.

Character Interactions

• Salty Fish and Rika Haruka share a moment of understanding and concern.
• Salty Fish's interaction with the netizens and players highlights their support and eventual disheartening.
• The Golden King reveals Anderson's identity, showing his knowledge and solemnity.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Salty Fish, newly promoted God of Culture and Art, is attacked by the Mountain God, Anderson, who seeks to claim his Divine Spark.
• Afra, a true goddess and daughter of the Divine Realm, intervenes using Heaven's Lock, saving Salty Fish.
• Anderson, enraged, attacks Silver Pine Mountain, causing destruction and civilian casualties in nearby city-states.
• Afra and Salty Fish engage in a battle against Anderson, with Afra using Heaven's Lock to bind and seal Anderson's divine power.

Character Developments

• Salty Fish: Despite being a newly promoted god, he maintains his cultural influence and is determined to protect his Divine Spark.
• Afra: She demonstrates her power and loyalty to her new allies, even against a more powerful god like Anderson.
• Anderson: He shows his tyrannical and unreasonable nature, prioritizing his desires over the lives of mortals.

Significant Themes

• Power dynamics among gods and the consequences of their actions on mortals.
• Loyalty and alliances, with Afra choosing to side with Salty Fish against Anderson.
• The struggle between new and established gods, with Anderson attempting to seize Salty Fish's Divine Spark.

Character Interactions

• Salty Fish and Afra: They form an alliance, with Afra protecting Salty Fish from Anderson's attack.
• Afra and Anderson: They clash due to their differing views on Anderson's actions and Afra's intervention to protect Salty Fish.
• Anderson and the nearby city-states: Anderson's actions cause destruction and civilian casualties, highlighting the power imbalance between gods and mortals.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Anderson, the Mountain God, uses his Divine Artifact, the Hammer of Molten Lava, against Afra and Salty Fish.
• Afra counters by binding Anderson with Heaven's Lock, eventually opening the Gate of the Divine Realm to send him back.
• Anderson's true form detaches and attacks Afra, revealing a hidden trick.
• A majestic nine-clawed Divine Dragon, resembling the Primordial Ancestral Dragon, appears behind Afra to defend her.

Character Developments

• Afra demonstrates her immense power and control over Heaven's Lock, easily restraining Anderson.
• Anderson shows his cunning side by using a hidden trick to attack Afra.
• The Primordial Ancestral Dragon appears in the Hill Great World, showing his divine might and protecting Afra.

Significant Themes

• The power dynamics between gods and their interactions.
• The struggle between the Divine Realm and the Hill Great World.
• The theme of hidden strength and unexpected turns in battles.

Character Interactions

• Afra and Anderson: Their power clash highlights Afra's superiority and Anderson's cunning.
• Afra and the Primordial Ancestral Dragon: The Dragon's appearance shows support for Afra and emphasizes their connection.
• Netizens and characters: The netizens' reactions and discussions add humor and perspective to the events unfolding.

Title: Author's Note

Key Plot Points/Events

• The author shares their journey of getting their first book published.
• They faced numerous rejections before finally securing a contract.
• The author struggled financially, living in poverty while writing the book.
• The book's initial trial results were poor, but it later gained traction with the help of an editor and readers.

Character Developments

• The author's resilience and determination grew as they faced rejections and financial struggles.
• Editor Lu Ming is portrayed as supportive and helpful.

Significant Themes

• Perseverance in the face of adversity
• The struggle of aspiring writers
• The importance of hope and support from readers

Character Interactions

• The author interacts with another struggling author, discussing potential solutions to their financial problems.
• The author communicates with editor Lu Ming, who helps them secure a contract and provides guidance.

Brief Reference

• The author's journey of getting their first book published, filled with rejections and financial struggles, is detailed.
• The book's initial poor performance and subsequent improvement are highlighted.
• The author's resilience, determination, and the importance of hope and reader support are emphasized.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Mountain God, Anderson, is defeated and killed by Gilgamesh using the Carnage Sword.
• Nine True Gods descend from the Divine Realm to confront Gilgamesh and Afra.
• The Great Tribulation of the Hill Great World begins.

Character Developments

• Gilgamesh: Proves his strength and resolve by killing the Mountain God, demonstrating his "Godslaying" ambition.
• Afra: Shows loyalty and concern for Gilgamesh, refusing to abandon him despite the danger.
• Salty Fish: Stands by his principles, choosing not to flee and leave Gilgamesh and Afra to face the consequences alone.

Significant Themes

• The power struggle between gods and mortals.
• The consequences of defying divine authority.
• The bonds of loyalty and friendship in the face of adversity.

Character Interactions

• Gilgamesh and Afra: Their bond deepens as they face the Divine Realm's wrath together.
• Salty Fish and Gilgamesh/Afra: Salty Fish's decision to stand by them shows his respect and camaraderie.
• The netizens and Yaoyao: They try to find ways to help Afra and Salty Fish, showing their concern and support.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Gilgamesh confronts nine descending Deities after defeating the previous ones.
• He uses the Carnage Sword to create a spatial rift, sending five Gods into it.
• Four Gods attack Gilgamesh together, but he counters with his God-Slaying King Domain, wounding them.
• The Gods try to capture Afra and kill Gilgamesh, but she intervenes to save him.
• Gilgamesh slays four True Gods with his Domain, causing the remaining five to flee.
• Golden God Lugal, a high-ranking True God, descends to stop Gilgamesh.

Character Developments

• Gilgamesh demonstrates immense power, slaying True Gods and challenging the Divine Realm's authority.
• Afra shows concern for Gilgamesh, protecting him from the Gods' attack.
• Salty Fish reveals knowledge about the Divine Realm and its hierarchy.

Significant Themes

• The power dynamics between mortals and Gods.
• The potential for growth and evolution in both mortal and divine realms.
• The consequences of defying divine authority.

Character Interactions

• Gilgamesh vs. the True Gods: Gilgamesh's power and defiance challenge the Gods' authority.
• Gilgamesh and Afra: Afra protects Gilgamesh, showing her loyalty and concern for him.
• Salty Fish and the Gods: Salty Fish expresses his disdain for the Gods' actions and their lack of understanding of true affection.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Gilgamesh faces off against Lugal, the Golden God, who descends with other True Gods to besiege him.
• Gilgamesh, fueled by his hatred and desire for revenge, engages Lugal in a fierce battle, killing him and fulfilling his lifelong wish.
• The God of Fire, Hephaestus, intervenes from the Divine Realm, throwing his divine hammer at Gilgamesh, but it's stopped by the Heaven's Lock.

Character Developments

• Gilgamesh: His hatred and desire for revenge against Lugal drive him to push his powers to their limit, ultimately leading to Lugal's defeat.
• Lugal: Despite being one of the strongest below the Sovereign, Lugal underestimates Gilgamesh and is ultimately killed by him.

Significant Themes

• Hatred and revenge: Gilgamesh's deep-seated hatred for Lugal fuels his desire for revenge, driving him to push his powers to their limits.
• Power dynamics: The battle between Gilgamesh and Lugal highlights the power dynamics between mortals and gods, with Gilgamesh ultimately proving himself a formidable force.

Character Interactions

• Gilgamesh vs. Lugal: Their intense battle showcases their power, skill, and determination, with Gilgamesh ultimately emerging victorious.
• Gilgamesh and Hephaestus: Hephaestus's intervention from the Divine Realm demonstrates his disapproval of Gilgamesh's actions, but Gilgamesh's power is such that even a god's intervention is ineffective.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Hephaestus, one of the twelve ancient Sovereign Gods, descends to Midgard after Afra activates Heaven's Lock.
• Hephaestus attacks Afra, activating a self-destruct sequence within her.
• Gilgamesh intervenes but is sent flying by Hephaestus's divine hammer.
• Salty Fish tries to protect Afra but is severely injured and his Divine Book is destroyed.
• Afra self-destructs, creating a void black hole that absorbs everything in its path.
• The explosion causes the rank of Midgard to decrease and destroys nearby city-states.

Character Developments

• Afra accepts her fate as a weapon created by the Gods and self-destructs to protect Midgard.
• Gilgamesh shows concern for Afra's safety but is unable to save her.
• Salty Fish, despite his newfound godhood, is severely injured and his Divine Book is destroyed.
• Hephaestus demonstrates his power and ancient terrifying nature.

Significant Themes

• The consequences of defying the Gods.
• The price of power and divine intervention.
• The cyclical nature of life and death in Midgard.

Character Interactions

• Gilgamesh and Hephaestus face off, with Gilgamesh showing no fear despite Hephaestus's power.
• Afra and Hephaestus's interaction highlights the power dynamics between creator and creation.
• Salty Fish's interaction with Hephaestus shows the futility of his newfound power against an ancient Sovereign God.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Afra, a popular character in the game "Myriad Worlds," dies due to a self-destruct program left by Hephaestus, the God of Fire.
• The game's forum explodes with outrage, and players vow to avenge Afra.
• In Midgard, Gilgamesh and Hephaestus clash again. Hephaestus pursues Gilgamesh, who uses the Heaven's Lock to bind and attack him.
• Hephaestus reveals his true power, transforming the battlefield into a fiery world filled with divine weapons he has forged.
• He challenges Gilgamesh, asking if his weapon reserves are sufficient.

Character Developments

• Gilgamesh: Becomes enraged and determined to avenge Afra. He uses the Heaven's Lock against Hephaestus but is ultimately outmatched by the God of Fire's true power.
• Hephaestus: Reveals his true strength, transforming the battlefield and challenging Gilgamesh's resolve.

Significant Themes

• Revenge and Rage: The death of Afra sparks outrage and a desire for revenge among players and characters alike.
• Power and Supremacy: Hephaestus's true power is revealed, emphasizing the vast difference between him and other characters.
• Determination and Resolve: Both Gilgamesh and Hephaestus display unyielding determination in their pursuit of their goals.

Character Interactions

• Gilgamesh vs. Hephaestus: The conflict between these two characters escalates, with Hephaestus gaining the upper hand.
• Players vs. Hephaestus: Players in the game's forum unite in their desire to avenge Afra and kill Hephaestus.

Summary

Key Plot Points and Events

• Gilgamesh finds himself in a desert with thousands of Divine Artifacts, each with its own legend.
• He faces off against Hephaestus, the Fire God, who controls an Infinite Divine System containing all Divine Artifacts Gilgamesh has forged.
• They engage in a fierce battle, with Gilgamesh using his God-Slaying King Domain against Hephaestus's Infinite Divine System.
• Gilgamesh's Golden Battle Armor is destroyed, and he engages in close combat with Hephaestus.
• Gilgamesh attempts to unseal his Carnage Sword using Hephaestus's Divine Hammer.
• The battle reaches a climax with both Gilgamesh and Hephaestus using their most powerful attacks, destroying the Infinite Divine System.

Character Developments

• Gilgamesh demonstrates his unyielding determination and willingness to disregard his own safety in battle.
• Hephaestus shows his immense strength and skill, managing to hold his own against Gilgamesh's relentless assault.

Significant Themes

• The power of Divine Artifacts and the consequences of their misuse.
• The struggle between two powerful entities, each with their own domain and system.
• The theme of unsealing power and the risks involved.

Character Interactions

• Gilgamesh and Hephaestus engage in a intense, back-and-forth battle, showcasing their strength and skill.
• Gilgamesh's Heaven's Lock and Hephaestus's Platinum Chain play significant roles in the battle, highlighting their unique abilities.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Gilgamesh, despite being severely injured, continues to fight against Hephaestus, the God of Fire.
• The Hill Magic Box, opened by Salty Fish, unleashes a wave of calamity and destruction, affecting all realms and beings.
• The box is eventually devoured by the void, and powerful gods descend to Midgard, enraged by the change in the world's laws.
• The God King descends, accompanied by eleven Main Gods.

Character Developments

• Gilgamesh: Despite his injuries, he maintains his defiance and pride, earning respect from the public. He finally understands the true power of the Carnage Sword.
• Hephaestus: Realizes the terrifying nature of the Hill Magic Box and its contents, feeling fear for the first time.
• Salty Fish: Opens the Hill Magic Box, fulfilling his revenge against the gods, but at the cost of his own life.

Significant Themes

• Defiance against overwhelming odds (Gilgamesh's struggle against the gods).
• The consequences of one's actions (Salty Fish's opening of the Hill Magic Box).
• The cyclical nature of power and destruction (the gods' descent and the box's calamitous effects).

Character Interactions

• Gilgamesh vs. Hephaestus: A battle of wills and power, with Gilgamesh ultimately understanding the true potential of his weapon.
• Salty Fish and the gods: His opening of the Hill Magic Box brings about a cataclysmic event, causing the gods to descend in wrath.
• The gods and the God King: They react to the change in the world's laws and descend to Midgard, ready to face the consequences of Salty Fish's actions.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Gods descend to Midgard due to world pollution and drastic changes in the world's rules.
• Gilgamesh confronts Hephaestus, the God of Fire, and unleashes his ultimate attack, "Heaven and Earth Reversal: Star of Destruction," which targets the Supreme Divine Realm.
• The Star of Destruction collides with the Divine Realm, causing it to fall and transform into the Underworld, the lowest realm of the World Tree.
• The Sumerian Dynasty, the most ancient human dynasty in Midgard, is destroyed, marking the end of an era.

Character Developments

• Gilgamesh: Despite his death, Gilgamesh fulfills his lifelong ambition of bringing down the Divine Realm, solidifying his status as the Hero King. His final attack, "Heaven and Earth Reversal: Star of Destruction," is revealed to be a Divine Artifact for civilizations, not just realms.
• Hephaestus: The God of Fire is gravely injured by Gilgamesh's final attack and is left vulnerable to the other Gods.
• God King Yul: The God King suffers severe injuries while attempting to prevent the Divine Realm's collapse. He fails to stop the Divine Realm from falling and transforming into the Underworld.

Significant Themes

• The cyclical nature of life and death: The birth of the Underworld completes the cycle of life and death, with all beings now having a place to go after death.
• The fall of the Gods: The Gods are no longer lofty and immune to the trials of life. They too experience birth, aging, sickness, and death, making them more relatable to the common beings.
• The power of human ambition: Gilgamesh's ambition to bring down the Divine Realm drives him to create a Divine Artifact that ultimately changes the world.

Character Interactions

• Gilgamesh vs. Hephaestus: Gilgamesh's final confrontation with Hephaestus results in the God of Fire's severe injury and the birth of the Underworld.
• God King Yul vs. the Divine Realm's collapse: The God King attempts to prevent the Divine Realm's fall but ultimately fails, leading to the transformation of the Divine Realm into the Underworld.
• The Gods vs. the Divine Realm's fall: The Gods rally together to save the Divine Realm but are ultimately unsuccessful, leading to the birth of the Underworld and the end of the Sumerian Dynasty.