Teia realized early in the battle that the enemy who had come to them was very strong, and there was no way for them to win. However, as she was in communion with the gods, she realized that the monster they were facing was not a god; it was something much worse, but primitive. During the fight, she saw an opportunity and fled to inform the gods about this attack. This was the chance for the gods to turn the tide of the war. Like Teia, other titans who were not so loyal to Cronos also withdrew, leaving only those who would kill and die for the king of the titans, Cronos, the firstborn of heaven and earth.
Teia managed to find the gods' camp, and upon informing them of what was happening, she discovered that Apollo was already aware of this information. While Inmo hunted Oceanos across the sea, they passed through different continents and places where some survivors of humanity saw them. Thus, the news spread until it reached the gods. Now that Teia had arrived with information about the thing that was after Oceanos, they realized that it was truly a chance to end this war. The stars were aligning for the gods' victory, and Zeus would return with his brothers, wielding their new weapons. They attacked and killed the titans.
And so it happened. It only took a few hours for Zeus, Hades, and Poseidon to appear with their weapons, their auras stronger than ever. Zeus announced the attack, and the entire army of gods made their way to Mount Otris. Today, they would establish themselves as the true rulers of the world and mortals.
Thus, the gods ascended to Mount Otris, moving across the sky like shooting stars, with an unstoppable momentum, ready for war.
However, upon reaching Mount Otris, what they found was a giant crater with ruins of what had once been the celestial dwelling of the titans. Bodies and fragments of destroyed weapons were buried under the debris. The sky was enveloped in dark clouds with a strange mist in the main part of the battlefield. Zeus and his brothers arrived in the last minutes of Cronos's life, with the gods present, even able to hear Inmo's words. However, they were so shocked by the sight before them that they did not react to Inmo's words. They simply stood there, watching the back of that figure holding their father's heart, looking up at the sky, savoring the moment. When Inmo took a step forward and let go of Cronos's heart, Zeus and his brothers took a step back and nervously raised their weapons, preparing to fight. But that strange figure continued walking, disappearing into the smoke and shadows of the battlefield. When the gods thought they were safe, a deep voice, emanating the majesty and calm of a sovereign, spread through the wind: "Do not come near my territory." The gods who heard this voice felt as if they were one step away from a sharp blade that could sever their necks at any moment. Thus, time passed in silence among the gods, still prepared to fight, until they realized that the figure had definitely gone away.
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