An argument

"You showed great promise today,"

Odin said, clapping Ryu on the back.

"I have high hopes for the new generation of gods."

"But you must be careful,"

Thor warned.

"There are those among the ancient gods who do not welcome change. They may see you as a threat."

Ryu nodded, feeling a chill run down his spine.He knew that there were powerful forces arrayed against them, and that they would need all their wits and strength to survive.

As they walked through the halls of the Assembly, Ryu, Issei, and Aria marveled at the beauty and complexity of the place.

They saw statues of gods and heroes, glittering fountains, and shimmering tapestries...

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As they made their way through the halls, Ryu, Issei, and Aria saw a commotion up ahead.

"Hyy what's going on there? "

issei said...

"I don't know...it looks like a fight, let's see what's happening"

They quickened their pace and soon found themselves at the center of a heated argument between two groups of gods.

On one side were the Norse gods, led by Odin and Thor.

On the other were the Egyptian gods, headed by Ra, the sun god, and Anubis, god of the dead.

The Egyptian gods were arguing that the new generation of gods posed a threat to their way of life.

They believed that the young gods were reckless and untested, and that they could upset the delicate balance of power that had been established over centuries.

The Norse gods, however, saw things differently. They argued that the new generation of gods represented a new era of creativity and innovation, and that they should be embraced rather than feared.

Ryu, Issei, and Aria exchanged worried glances.

They had not expected such hostility, and they were not sure how to respond.

CRACK !!!

"Well...I didn't expect all this.

Looks like today is a bad day, there is fight after fight...Hhhhh..."

"i don't know about you, but I'm tired.

let's see how this fight turns out"

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Just then, a voice boomed out, cutting through the argument like a knife through butter.

It was Zeus, king of the Olympians, and he had come to put an end to the squabbling.

"Enough!"

he bellowed, his voice echoing through the halls.

"This bickering is unbecoming of gods. We are here to work together, not tear each other apart."

The gods fell silent, cowed by the thunderous voice of Zeus. He turned to Ryu, Issei, and Aria, and beckoned them over.

"Young gods,"

he said, his eyes twinkling with amusement.

"I understand that you have been caught in the middle of this disagreement.

Let me assure you that not all of the ancient gods are as closed-minded as some of my brethren."

He gestured to a group of gods who were standing nearby.

"These are the Celtic gods, led by Lugh, the god of light.They have been watching your progress with great interest and are eager to hear what you have to say."

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Ryu, Issei, and Aria stepped forward, feeling a mix of excitement and trepidation. They had not expected such attention, and they were not sure how to respond.

Lugh, however, put them at ease.

He was a tall, slender god with bright green eyes and a mischievous smile.

"Greetings, young ones,"

he said, his voice lilting like music.

"I am Lugh, and these are my fellow gods and goddesses. We have been following your exploits with great interest, and we believe that you have much to offer the world."

Ryu, Issei, and Aria exchanged surprised glances.

They had not expected such praise, and they were not sure how to respond.

Lugh chuckled.

"Do not be shy, young ones.

We are all gods here. We are all striving for the same goal, to make the world a better place. We should be working together, not fighting amongst ourselves."

He gestured to a nearby table, where a sumptuous feast had been laid out.

"Come, let us break bread together. Let us talk, and learn from each other. Who knows what great things we may achieve together."

Ryu, Issei, and Aria smiled, feeling a sense of relief and excitement.

Together, they sat down at the table, and began to eat and talk, exchanging stories and ideas, and forging new bonds of friendship and trust.

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