The thunder, carrying darkness, lingered for a long time, like a lightning forest growing against the current, constantly extending and touching the ground.
The booming thunder was like an invisible wall of surging energy, collapsing from all directions and converging towards the center.
As they watched the increasingly intense lightning bolts overhead, the fear and unease in their hearts grew rapidly.
Horror and fear spread rapidly through the audience like billowing fog.
Overwhelmed by these intense emotions, the audience members reacted with panic.
They huddled in the cramped seats, their faces as pale as paper.
Screams and wails echoed all around, and the air was filled with pleas and prayers.
They once believed that Zeus, the king of the gods, would be humanity's hope.
However, no one expected that this god-king would eventually fall to such a state.
He ascended into the clouds, his body merging with the dark mists, his reason crumbling, his soul shattered.
From the heavens above, he indiscriminately unleashed lightning, and even the gods who stood on the side of humanity were not spared.
All of this was witnessed by countless viewers.
Their despair continued to swell, and extreme fear caused their muscles to spasm and stiffen.
If it weren't for the barrier protecting them...
It's likely that no one present could be certain of their survival under that thunderbolt.
At this moment, besides Athena,
No one noticed that after his death, Apollo had once again transformed into the golden apple and returned to the bondage of the Tree of God.
Therefore, even Hades couldn't immediately understand what had happened to Zeus, or what had gotten into him.
But he most likely knows that all of this was the result of Viktor's careful manipulation.
What Hades failed to foresee, and most importantly, was that...
Victor actually managed to strip Zeus of his divinity in this way.
He was certainly aware of that privilege called "intermittent illusion."
This is a power that only gods possess.
In fact, Hades had this right in the past, and he was also unable to contact humans.
However, a thousand years ago, Hades chose to accept humanity and wage war against the gods.
At that time, Hades, in his youthful arrogance, was already disobedient to everyone.
Furthermore, he severed ties with the gods by abducting Persephone.
Furthermore, considering that the continuous wars instigated by the gods had caused countless deaths around the world, Hades was filled with immense rage.
Excessive emotions caused his "intermittent illusions" to disappear, allowing him to touch humanity.
Nevertheless, he is still a god.
They did not fall into the state that Zeus is in now.
In short, Zeus suffered many unimaginable blows to his spirit.
Hades pondered for a moment, putting himself in Zeus's shoes.
Imagine Persephone saying to him:
"I'm sorry, Hades, I already have someone else I like."
'You know him, he's Victor.'
Hades: "..."
Although it was impossible to witness such a scene in person, just imagining it was enough to cause Hades extreme pain.
His anger suddenly surged from the bottom of his heart.
The previously dormant aura of death and the extinguished hellfire suddenly erupted from his body, violently spreading into the surrounding space.
The flames rolled like ocean waves, turning the earth crimson.
Its power almost overwhelmed the thunderbolt from the sky, and it quickly spread to the surrounding audience seats.
The audience, already stunned by the sight, nearly suffered a mental breakdown upon witnessing the raging flames.
They felt a sense of oppression creeping over them, and breathing became extremely difficult.
Even the air I breathe feels unbearably hot.
Lia stared in disbelief as Hades unleashed flames and black mist.
Why did he suddenly get so angry?
Extreme anger appears incredibly violent.
It was intertwined with flames and the aura of death, making Hades' intense emotional fluctuations immediately apparent.
The emergence of this force is like the materialization of anger.
Leah glanced at Zeus in the sky, then turned to Hades, a thought forming in her mind.
"Could it be that this Hades is so angry because he sees his brother so disappointing?"
Persephone: "..."
Looking at Hades, who was inexplicably angry in the distance, Persephone looked somewhat helpless.
Having been with Hades for so long, she could immediately discern the reason for the burly, dark-haired man's anger.
However, he simply connected Zeus's misfortunes to his own.
Moreover, he couldn't express these feelings, and could only silently suppress his anger deep inside.
Is she jealous again?
This is really troublesome.
As Persephone thought this, he put one hand on his hip, covered his forehead with the other in despair, and shook his head.
well.
She sighed, unable to say anything.
After calming down a bit, Persephone looked at Viktor in the distance again.
To be honest, Persephone hadn't anticipated that Hera would fall for Victor.
She was well aware of the entanglement between Hera and Zeus, which made her even more convinced that Hera could not accept Zeus as her husband.
She knew that Victor might use Hera to manipulate Zeus's emotions.
But unexpectedly, Victor managed to completely break down Zeus's psychological defenses through Hera.
Indeed, the root cause of Zeus's mental breakdown was just as simple and direct as the reason for Hades's sudden rage.
There are no more bizarre or complicated factors.
The only, and most fatal, reason.
That means you've been cheated on.
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