However, compared to the gods who dared to step onto the battlefield to hinder the King of Ash, the ones who remained appeared very weak.
"If only I had captured Ahtal back then." The God of Beauty and Art gently smoothed her long dress trailing behind her and also rose to leave the conference room.
Back then, Ahtal was no stronger than a kitten in her presence, easily captured if she desired to act, but at that time, she had only wanted to use Ahtal to communicate with the Witch of Death, never thinking that Ahtal could become the King of Ash that would burn the world to the ground.
Was this the fate led by Ragnarok?
The Goddess of Wisdom watched this scene as if she saw all gods turning into ash in Ahtal's hands. She recalled Leviathan's words that the one to burn the world as the King of Ash didn't necessarily have to be mad, but could also represent an ultimate love for this world.
Then Ahtal, who loved the All-Knowing Saintess, was he also one who loved this world?
