"Did she become a god too?"
Arunta's eyes were the clearest among the seven gods, and the questions she asked were very simple.
After leaving Maggie, he joined the battlefield as usual. There weren't many false gods of the earth element, and since he was a child of the earth, no one could trap him. On the contrary, he used the terrain to suppress the other false gods and successfully obtained the divine position without much effort.
Even in his eyes, this trip was just a journey with Maggie.
In his eyes, the divine position was merely a minor condiment.
"No, she's acting very strangely right now, she's in danger."
Rosette glanced sideways at Arunta on the altar beside him, his expression grave. He could sense that Maggie was on the verge of collapse and didn't seem to possess any divine status.
But the aura she exuded had already surpassed their power, placing her above them.
This makes Maggie like an overloaded weapon, capable of unleashing its extraordinary power only once before it becomes completely unusable.
She is the vessel of the scepter, not the one who controls it.
“But we can’t get close, and besides… this void was formed after Tartarus devoured it, so even we will be eroded and affected.”
Greysius's voice was deep and chilling, and his snake-like eyes were narrowed to needles, indicating that he was on high alert.
His gaze swept across the surrounding void. Thanks to Maggie, he could barely make out the inside of the crack, but all that remained were fragments of the mountain that hadn't been completely devoured. Floating within them were two human figures whose fates were unknown.
Having wandered this continent for a long time, he had gained some understanding of the abyss, but he had only been awake for a short while when he realized what was going on.
He is the only god who successfully ascended to godhood without being significantly weakened.
Outside of the sacred mountain, he had already approached those renowned Dark Element False Gods and eliminated them before the battlefield, making his victory seem very easy.
"How could it be her who's fighting against the Abyss..."
The younger brother of the twin gods, Wefia, looked puzzled. They had only interacted with Maggie in the consciousness space. In their eyes, Maggie was just an ordinary human. Now, in this shocking scene, the main focus should not be on Maggie.
"She was controlled by the scepter."
Raphia's expression wasn't good either. What a smart person could notice, he could also sense; they shared the same opinion.
It is believed that when the scepter encountered danger, it actively chose to control the individuals who could still move, in order to fight against Tartarus.
"Huh? What should we do then?"
Upon hearing this, Weaver immediately showed an anxious expression. He looked left and right. On one side was the abyss rift, and on the other side was Maggie, who exuded a terrifying aura. He couldn't get close to either of them. He was as anxious as an ant on a hot pan, pacing around in place.
Originally, he was overjoyed that his brother had used cheating to get both of them recognized by the gods.
Being able to stay with my brother is one of the happiest things in the world.
As a result, he encountered such a terrible thing right after ascending to the divine position, and his mood instantly turned sour.
"....no way."
Countless thoughts flashed through Rifia's mind, but in this level of confrontation, even those who had obtained complete divine authority could not act rashly, and were even helpless.
"No, we have to save her."
Haransel was no less eager than any of the gods. While the other gods were discussing, he had already stepped down from his divine position and tried to approach Maggie.
Unfortunately, no matter how much he resisted, he couldn't get close to Maggie, who was holding the scepter of the supreme god and standing on the mountain peak.
An invisible and intangible barrier surrounded her, as if protecting Maggie, who was resisting the abyss, from external harm, and also completely preventing other gods from getting close.
"I think the first thing we need to deal with is the Abyss."
Greysius was the most clear-headed. He knew the threat Tartarus posed. Rather than ending the scepter's control over Maggie, it was more useful to close the abyss rift first. Otherwise, even if they controlled the scepter, they wouldn't be able to withstand Tartarus's encroachment for long.
"Yes, he's right."
With just a glance, Nophiel clearly understood Grecius's thoughts: the most serious crisis now was the void that exuded a strong ominous aura.
Even if they don't know each other at all.
"..."
Rosset didn't interrupt because he had discovered a blind spot.
That's why these guys in godhood all know Maggie.
And it seems like he has a very good relationship with Maggie.
Coupled with the crucial information that Maggie had previously revealed—that her descent was to help him ascend to godhood—Rosette fell into deep thought.
But that's not the most important thing right now. The most important thing is how to close the crack and separate Maggie from that strange scepter.
After a round of exchanges, even the most foolish of the gods, Wefia, realized that Maggie had a relationship with every god present, and that they were most likely the ones Maggie had chosen.
Their unspoken understanding prevented them from bringing up this important yet unimportant matter for the time being, since saving lives was more important right now.
Greysius briefly explained the information about Tartarus, and knowing that it was the god of the abyss rift, he quickly came up with a solution.
"With our combined power and that of the gods, we should be able to help close the rift quickly."
Harlanther didn't hesitate at all. Putting aside the fact that they would probably be affected if the rift couldn't be closed, he would definitely help Maggie, who was the savior of the entire Elven race.
"Can."
Arunta and Oris nodded in agreement.
In an instant, the entire void seemed to be split into two parts: one half was a dark and terrifying power that was trying to devour all the souls, and the other half was the power of the continent's gods, which was desperately resisting its invasion.
With the addition of the seven gods to the scepter of the chief god, the previously deadlocked rift soon began to show signs of shrinking.
Seeing that the rift was showing signs of closing, the gods couldn't help but breathe a sigh of relief. Since they could see hope, success was assured. But Maggie...
While fighting against the abyss, they also kept a close eye on Maggie.
Her condition is very bad. Many parts of her body have cracked, like a shattered porcelain doll. Cracks are all over her limbs and cheeks, and she is close to breaking. Even though an unknown force is trying to repair her body, it still can't keep up with the speed at which she is breaking.
All the gods were praying in secret, hoping that Maggie could hold on until the rift closed.
But things didn't go as planned...
With a crisp cracking sound, Maggie's body could not withstand the pressure and finally shattered completely.
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