The forming of new countries

Amidst the turmoil engulfing the world, Japan stood as a bastion of stability, protected by the rule of the six swords. Any deity daring to sow chaos within its borders met swift and decisive retribution, their actions swiftly quelled by the authority of the swords.

As the self-proclaimed villains orchestrating the upheaval, we remained untouchable, impervious even to the might of nuclear weapons. The world trembled at our influence, yet dared not confront us directly.

In Jeff's perspective, the upheaval brought a sense of nostalgia for the simplicity of our former lives as mere thieves. Yet, amidst the chaos, there was no room for such trivial pursuits. Our focus shifted to honing our powers, mastering control over them while seeking to unlock new potentials.

However, amidst the chaos, Fiona's entrance brought news of America's own struggles. A new figure had risen, aiming to assemble an army of gods and dubbing America as the "best country." The sheer audacity of such claims elicited a mixture of amusement and exasperation from us. The world seemed to teeter on the brink of absurdity, with tales of self-appointed heroes and villains spreading like wildfire.

In this new age dominated by the resurgence of divine powers, the modern era faded into memory. The world now bore witness to the dawn of an era ruled by gods, where mortal concerns paled in comparison to the grand machinations unfolding on a cosmic scale.