Entering Apocalypse in Easy-Mode-Chapter 481: Bring Messages

They came like comets through the firmament of each domain. The messengers were clad in robes of woven thunder and light.

There were a lot of them who dispatched from the throne of Zeus.

Their descent split the clouds and they fanned out across the whole territories of Olympus.

One of them arrived in the tranquil garden of Athena. She was at the reflecting pool with her eyes closed, senses threading the world below.

The messenger landed without a word and knelt before her. A scroll materialized, glowing with light and crackle of lightning.

She opened it and read it.

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Another messenher found Hermes in his winding corridor of palace. He greeted the messenger with a knowing glance before he even spoke. "Zeus doesn’t usually send the messengers. Is something really big are about to happen?"

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Another entered Hephaestus’ blazing forge domain beneath Mount Aetna.

The messenger floated above the anvil where he worked, ignoring the heat, and handed the decree into a gloved hand the size of a mountain.

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They traveled to the other domain delivering the same words to Artemis beneath her moonlit glades, to Apollo amid his sun-drenched spire of light and music, and the rest of the gods and goddesses.

The message was clear.

Zeus had located the anomalies.

Two beings whose names were unknown excet for their footprints that left in destruction and silence.

Two two of them had already kill five Celestials of thr eastern realm.

Their divine signatures had snuffed out in a span of hours at that time. They still remember it clearly cause it was not too long ago.

And after all that the two of them remained undetected, veiled in haze and silence.

But now, suddenly Zeus called for war.

He called total mobilization to all divine forces and immediate assembly.

But as the messengers departed, leaving only faint traces of their radiance behind, doubt rippled across the realm like a silent tide.

Athena stood with the scroll in her hand, lips tight, eyes dark. She remembered the fear she felt when her fellow Celestials had been killled, the corruption keep spreading, and the unknown limit of their enemies’s strength.

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Hermes wandered through the paths of his palace, fingers twitching as he recalled the events until this point.

"Five gods," he whispered to himself. "They didn’t even have time to send warning scream. Just... gone."

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Hephaestus sat still at his forge, staring at the calling for war.

"We forged weapons for Titans. Sealed monsters behind layers of reality. And yet... none us seems to have abbility to stop them ."

They knew what this meant. This wasn’t another titan uprising or Demon horde like they used to before. This was something new.

And still, Zeus’s voice rang again, cutting through the layers of Olympus, vibrating in the marrow of every higher being.. He send those words to them with his enormous magic power.

"We will not falter. The enemy stands beyond our understanding, but not beyond our reach! We will send our attack and we will do so with all the cosmos at our side."

And they knew what that meant.

He would not only go with Celestials in this realm alone.

The others would join. The Angels from the Eden. The Demons of the Hell, and the Celestials from beyond their realm.

So the Celestials in this realm start to prepared in silence.

However, there wese something in their heart that they will not said aloud. That even with all the realms aligned... They might still not capable.

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Far from Olympus the gates of Eden were tightly guarded.

At the heart of the domain, atop the tower, two Archangels stood.

Gabriel paced the edge of the balcony, his wings tightly furled. His usual radiance was dulled, face pale with restrained fury.

Uriel sat in the couch behind him. Though her body had been healed, her skin still bore the faint shimmer of once-broken light.

Her expression was calm but behind her eyes simmered a storm.

A pulse of magic rippled across the realm. Then came the traveler wearing white cloak.

They immediately know that he was Morvius, the Director of the World Master Bureau.

He walked toward them calmly, the hem of his coat trailing sparks against the floor. This time, Morvius had send a message first that he wanted to come.

Gabriel turned, fists clenched. But his face remained calm.

Uriel slowly rose to her feet, expression guarded. "What news do you want to say?"

Morvius bowed his head faintly. "The same message I delivered to Zeus, Hades, and Poseidon, and now to you. I’ve found the anomaly."

Gabriel’s breath caught.

"You’re certain?" Uriel’s voice was sharp.

Morvius nodded. "No mistake. I tracked the anomaly from the traitor in the Bureau. It all points to the same presence. The same man who had attacked you."

Gabriel stepped forward unconsciously. His eyes gleaming with eagerness. Uriel’s hands lit briefly with flame.

Morvius raised his hand calmly.

"Yes. After they killed five Celestials from the Eastern realm. They were in hiding again now but we have a way to lock onto the man’s presence again. You need to prepare your forces from all Eden."

"Then we won’t wait," Gabriel said in cold voice.

Uriel turned her gaze to the horizon. She gritted her teeth. Her eyes blazing with golden fire.

"He will fall." Gabriel spoke through clenched teeth.

Morvius said nothing for a moment. Then: "You must go in forces. No less. They were not weak."

"We know it," Uriel said.

"Both will die, " Gabriel said.

Uriel raised her sword arm, and flame coiled up her wrist like a serpent.

Gabriel turned to the sky, and with a single motion, released his magix power. A shockwave rang through the realm.

After witnessing all of that, Morvius simply turned and vanished back into his portal.

War was coming. The Eden and Celestial realms have prepare themselves. So now what Morvius would do was go to the Hell realm and then bring the news to the Demon Kings.

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