The Gods Meeting

It's a heated conversation between gods. Ares starts the discussion by expressing his frustration, "That son of yours is a piece of work, Nyx."

Nyx responds with a hint of pride, "I know my son is exceptional. After being revived, he was able to fight heroes with ease."

Zeus, unable to contain his anger, yells at Nyx, "Nyx, I will kill your sons!"

But Nyx is not intimidated and retorts fiercely, "If you dare lay a finger on my sons, even with a bolt of lightning, you will be reduced to dust and banished to nothingness!" The room darkens, and stars begin to fly violently, emphasizing the intensity of the situation.

Zeus is rightfully scared, forgetting in his rage that Nyx is a primordial god, one of immense power. The other gods present during the conversation are Anubis, Ares, Poseidon, Hades (who finds the situation amusing), Sun Wukong, and Buddha. The gods are drawn into the conversation, but Buddha seems indifferent, focused on answering prayers.

As the discussion continues, Persephone and Demeter walk in, voicing their concerns. They state that the gods cannot accidentally kill humans, as humanity needs warriors. They issue a warning that any god who causes such harm will be imprisoned.

Zeus remains perplexed and asks about the significance of the main Earth having too much mana. The gods discuss the potential disastrous consequences, as an Earth overflowing with mana could lead to its explosive destruction. The conversation concludes, leaving the gods to ponder the delicate balance between their immense power and the impact on the mortal realm.