Chapter 32 – The Gods’ Council

In the celestial realm, where golden palaces floated above the endless skies, a gathering of divine beings took place. The Throne of Eternity, where the gods held their highest meetings, was filled with tension.

Seated at the grand circular table were the most powerful gods of the realm. Each one radiated an aura that could reduce mortals to dust with a mere glance. Yet today, they weren't speaking with arrogance or confidence.

Today, they were afraid.

At the head of the table sat Zephiron, the God of Order. His silver eyes, usually calm and unwavering, were filled with a rare unease. "So, it has come to this…" he murmured.

Beside him, Ithrael, the Goddess of Wisdom, let out a long sigh. "We knew this day would come, but we always hoped it never would."

A god with a golden warhammer slammed his fist against the table. Thalvion, the God of War. "How can a mere mortal defy us?! He does not bow, does not fear, and worst of all—he doesn't care about us!"

Zephiron closed his eyes. "Frank Luminous is no ordinary mortal."

Thalvion scoffed. "He is a human! I refuse to believe—"

"He is eternal," Ithrael interrupted, her voice solemn. "No god, no force, no law of the universe can erase him. He exists beyond divine authority."

The room fell silent.

"Then… what do we do?" one of the lesser gods whispered.

Zephiron opened his eyes, determination shining within them. "We must act now. If we wait, he will only grow more powerful. If we hesitate, he will become unstoppable."

"He already is," Ithrael muttered.

The gods all exchanged uneasy glances. Even among deities, there were whispered legends of Frank Luminous—of a being that could not be slain, not be controlled, not be erased. The idea of a mortal being superior to them was unthinkable.

Thalvion growled, his warhammer glowing with divine energy. "Then we strike first. Gather the forces of heaven. If we cannot erase him, then we will contain him."

Zephiron nodded. "So be it. The War of the Gods… begins now."

Meanwhile, in the Luminous Estate

Frank closed his book and yawned.

"I suppose I should start stretching… if the gods are finally making their move."

A smirk formed on his lips.

"Let's see if they can entertain me."