An eerie silence, spreading with the thick black fog, gradually seeped into the hearts of every audience member present.

The immense pressure had already plunged the already tense crowd into an even more lifeless atmosphere.

In the audience, quite a few people even fainted due to the immense pressure.

Many others stared blankly at the spreading black mist, feeling as if even breathing had become extremely difficult.

They looked at Hades, who had suddenly barged into the arena of the gods, and felt a cold sweat run down their bodies.

Although the sun in the sky was still bright and dazzling, the ground beneath their feet was scorching hot from the prolonged high temperatures.

But even immersed in this black fog and oppressive atmosphere, one still feels a chill and a coldness down one's spine.

Clearly, this coldness does not come from the sun, but from the surrounding temperature.

Rather, it stems from despair over death and fear of endless pressure.

It was precisely because Hades' terrifying aura permeated their very bones.

It was this chilling, piercing pain that made everyone freeze, their minds filled with the shadow of death.

Previously, when this god-king emerged from the statue, everyone could sense his unfathomable power.

But no one expected that when this god-king reappeared, he would bring such a terrifying sense of oppression.

This time, the god-king who controls the underworld seems to have appeared in a real physical form.

This gave everyone a clear premonition.

This god-king who controls the underworld,

It's terrifyingly powerful.

Most importantly, it was actually summoned by Viktor?

On what grounds?

With that in mind, everyone turned their gaze toward the goddess of justice in the sky.

But they found that the goddess, who symbolized fairness and justice, remained unmoved.

Even Hades' appearance did not elicit any reaction from her.

It's as if they don't care at all about this battle between gods.

Goddess of Justice, please take a look!

Is this really fair? Is this really just?

Everyone felt psychologically broken.

They longed to spread their wings and fly straight up to the clouds, to stand before the goddess of justice.

He then personally asked her if what she was doing was correct.

They were already in a disadvantageous position, and now a god-king level deity has sided with Victor.

The mere presence of this god-king exuded an unimaginable power.

It seems like they could easily beat their two god-kings.

They wished they could pour all their prayers into the goddess of justice in the sky.

Hopefully, she will turn her gaze to the ground and look at these helpless humans.

But... it had no effect.

She is a goddess who represents justice and fairness.

The moment Viktor declared war on her, the moment he announced the rules of the battlefield,

This goddess will surely abide by the rules of this war of the gods.

Victor was well aware of the goddess's divinity and style of doing things.

One-on-one, rules cannot be changed.

If a situation arises where the enemy outnumbers the enemy, this goddess will intervene to stop this unjust battle.

Therefore, even though Victor summoned Hades, the goddess of justice did not intervene.

In her eyes, this was fair.

On the human side, there are four gods, including Zeus.

The evil gods, led by Victor, and Hades, who had just appeared and seemed to have come to their aid, also numbered four.

Four against four, isn't that unfair?

Viktor's every action and behavior was simple and in accordance with the rules of the war of the gods.

One-on-one.

Just as he had said to Athena before:

'As long as one's actions are righteous, one will not be attacked by the goddess of justice.'

Now, without any interference, Hades and Zeus stand facing each other, their eyes locked.

Their gazes were sharp, and their meeting seemed to distort and tear apart the space in the air.

Then, Hades narrowed his eyes, his tone bordering on scorching and dangerous, his voice seemingly flowing with flames:

"Do you remember our agreement, Zeus?"

At this moment, the identity of the God-King was revealed to the public.

His name was Zeus.

King of the Sky.

Upon hearing these words, Zeus's expression changed slightly, and his brows furrowed.

His thick white beard swayed and danced in the cold wind.

With half of his eyes covered by his eyelids, his imposing presence was even more pronounced.

Observing Zeus's reaction, Hades flicked his cloak and calmly spoke:

“I don’t care where you hide Hera, just don’t forget,”

"Give her to me after the battle."

Upon hearing this, most of the audience immediately recalled the duel that had long been arranged between Hades and Zeus.

It was caused by Hera, who was hailed as the most beautiful goddess in the world.

The winner will win the heart of this most beautiful goddess.

Hades's assertion suggests that he is certain he will be the victor in this duel.

Meanwhile, Zeus's expression grew increasingly grim.

His body trembled, as if he were enduring a violent surge of thunder within his chest.

But perhaps because it still retains its divinity.

Despite such intense emotional turmoil, he managed to suppress his anger within himself.

Hades,

He said in a cold voice

"You're trying to provoke me."

Zeus's gaze was somber as he tried to calm his anger and stared at Hades on the ground.

At the same time, he called Hades by his name without any mercy.

Among the gods, there exists an unwritten rule.

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