Myth: The Ruler of Spirituality

The Splear Mirror is very powerful. As a high-grade artifact in the domain of space, its might is enough to toy with the majority of True Gods.

But its might is not that strong; at least when faced with great divine power, anything that has not also touched that realm is merely icing on the cake and cannot play a decisive role.

It can even be said that even if another great divine power wields a high-grade artifact.

Unless there is a significant gap in strength between the two, it is also difficult to easily restrict each other's actions in their home turf.

Even Hypnos, originally in mythology capable of putting anyone to sleep, needed Hera's allure and Aphrodite's girdle's support to barely ambush an unsuspecting Zeus.

Thus, Laine never planned to act personally, nor intended for an avatar with less strength than the Divine King to take action.

Only the Fates, with their ties to Zeus, with their unique status, with their special powers, could make the Divine King in the mortal world unable to escape their influence.

Ultimately, an unexpected event occurred that no 'spectators' foresaw—his own stronghold was under attack, yet Zeus was nowhere to be seen.

So when the void was torn by violent power, vast energy filling the world, the Divine King's mood was indescribable.

He never imagined that just as he attempted to take a shortcut back to the Mount of the Gods, a burdensome memory made him distracted for a moment.

And in that moment of misstep, an omnipresent space vortex happened to erupt, and without knowing where it took him.

Realizing something was wrong, Zeus was greatly enraged, but he could not waste more time here.

Thus he utilized his connection to Asgard to once more tear through space.

This time, however, he seemed to be too close to one of the outer world's forbidden zones, the Niflheim filled with eternal mist in the realms of time and space.

Thus, the power of the evil creatures bound by the 'Fruit of One Day' seemed to sense the primal source, causing a slight fluctuation, forcing Zeus to swiftly suppress it.

Finally, the fluctuations subsided, the strength of the 'Fruit of One Day' was indeed very solid… but unfortunately, Zeus was once again lost in the chaotic void.

Accident after accident, yet it seemed like stepping on the destined script.

No one did anything to him; it was just that the correct things happened at the right time and place, and everything came together smoothly.

Face grim to the extreme, he finally emerged from the torn space.

No words, no harsh declarations.

Zeus knew that by this point, Liana could not possibly back down.

And although the Lord of the Spirit Realm had yet to reveal himself, the power of the Spirit Realm was unabashedly pouring into those two extremely powerful artifacts.

So with a beckoning motion, the Thunderbolt Arrow stolen by Ares appeared in his left hand.

In his right hand, a divine hammer, as if condensed from infinite light, was grasped firmly.

He swung his arm down, and the hammer's head collided with the tail of the 'arrow.'

The alien artifact and Chaos's artifact clashed, producing an echo resounding through the heavens and earth.

The next moment, the world's most brilliant thunder was unleashed.

Even the two great artifacts suspended atop Olympus Mountain Peak could not ignore the might it revealed.

Rumble——!

The divine thunder descended, breaking the chains of order surrounding it.

The ancient Brass Book floated words, but it ultimately is not an artifact purely used for battle.

Under Zeus's unreserved full might, the order woven by the Codex of Creation was pierced by him.

The vast thunder finally struck upon the Well of Reincarnation, stirring a towering frenzy.

Clang——~~~!

The well's body vibrated, life and death's power cycling here, the elements of earth, water, wind, and fire wearing away all things.

This world-shattering blow indeed shook the Genesis Artifact, but it could not truly harm it.

Unless Zeus could completely strip away all of his thunder, then reclaim the power bestowed by