Seeing the Greek Celestial Court's Lord of the Underworld, Hades, on the verge of a meltdown, the Nordic Pantheon's Chief God, Odin, also didn't dare to continue his 'ghostly wailing and wolf howling'.
But his petty gaze still judged the National Preceptor of Nanyue, Yu Qing, who left him with nothing but an extremely dashing departure, wishing he could stare a bloody hole into the man who was particularly ruthless, ah, ah.
When Zeus, the King of the Greek Celestial Court, saw his two brothers, the Sea God Poseidon and the Underworld God Hades, Zeus's expression wasn't exactly joyful, at least not the teary-eyed joy common between brothers.
Seeing his brothers was like seeing his enemies, weren't they enemies? They were 'love rivals', 'love rivals', yo.
Zeus ignored Odin, who felt wronged and pitiful, and turned to his brothers with a sneer, "Poseidon, Hades, you dare to shirk your duties?"
