Full Clearing Another World Under A Goddess With Zero Believers Novels & Stories

I looked at her crimson eyes with boldness and said, "Then take me there. To your realm, a place where I'll be strong, where I'll never be weak again." She gave me a nod. Before I could move, reality shattered. A surge of energy wrapped around me, pulling me into a spiraling void of darkness. My scream never escaped. My soul was ripped from my body and when I opened my eyes again, I was standing in another world. A world unlike anything I'd ever seen. The skies shimmered crimson and gold. Black castles floated above glowing rivers. Armoured beings with golden eyes bowed as I passed. And then, one of them, a towering figure clad in obsidian armour, stepped forward and knelt before me.

Or rather, in a mere 23 years… World War 4 pushed the world to the verge of destruction. That’s when on the 23rd year, July 1st. One of the legendary twelve apostles of the God of Creation suddenly appeared, and ‘it’ decided to put an end to everything. ‘It’ destroyed several of the strongest and leading causes countries of World War 4 in just three days by itself, alone. Even with full preparation to meet against his attacks, not a single one of them is able to take down the apostle— even if it’s the powerful celestial gods who are just one rank below them.

“You’ve never seen Gaea before? That’s impossible. She started The Fuzen war and even caused Bodhisattva’s death. She should have regained her position as the ruler of all demons. How could there be no signs of her in this world? She couldn’t have given up the authorities she fought so hard to catch!” Andariel babbled on her own before noticing how dumbfounded Alex and Jade looked. They looked like they hadn’t understood a single word. Thus, she took a deep breath and said, “What about the Ancient Divinity then? And the Cielo God? Where are Moshuar and Taikoubu? You should know them, right? Has the Illuminati dominated the world?” Alex and Jade exchanged looks, both stunned. “Could the Inves

“That’s why Nocturnus will cleanse this world, devour it entirely, and only his allies will reign by his side.” “You’re nothing more than a tool in his hands. Do you really think your God will spare you?” she said with a bloody smile. “Haven’t you wondered why the witches abandoned their deity?” “They’re weak and unfaithful,” I replied, sliding my hands around her neck and tightening my grip. “They’ll regret betraying him.” I smirked when a lightning bolt caught my attention. Looking further out, I spotted a body floating in the water, caught on a tree.

Hikaru added from the sidelines. " No, Rhane is the creator of Versions." Amber shook her head. " What?!" Manor and I exclaimed as we both poked our heads out of our huddle. " Yeah, a long time ago, long before the war of the gods for the one true god. The gods were having a cold war against each other. Asil Luna Goddess of Healing and Lexi Bathory God of Virtue against Exinious, God of War, and Helder Lord of the underworld. The only one that stayed neutral was Zagerust, the God of curiosity. He's the only one that remained friends of the two sides, but he was easily distracted by his curiosity that he couldn't stop the cold war." Amber started the tale with a nod.

“This is not what I expected.” “You wanted fear,” I snapped. “Here it is.” The third lock shatters. Realms overlap. Voices scream. Not prayers. Screams. Nova grips my face. “Fix it.” “I cannot relock what I did not break.” “You pushed it.” “Yes.” “And now?” The final seal strains. Behind it, something vast moves. Not a god. Not belief. Something older. The goddess whispers one word. “Death.” The air grows heavy. Not violent.

"You... you know about that?" She gave a slow, solemn nod, her ancient eyes holding mine with a weight that felt older than the stars themselves. "Yes, my child. I am the one who placed that vision into your resting mind. I revealed the end of the world to you… the true, unvarnished consequence of what happens if both the human and the werewolf races lose this war. If the sigen break the northern seals completely, that ash and fire will become your reality." Her voice cracked slightly on the last word, and I realized with a jolt that even a goddess could feel fear. My throat went completely dry. "Then why show it to me if I'm just a messy hybrid who can barely keep his balance in a pool?"

Zero said in a professional tone. "Eh..." Dina was speechless and could only cough to reduce the awkwardness. "Should I proceed to say the needed info?" Zero asked Dina. "Yes." "Okay, welcome host to world one, the world you're in is an independent world, working on its own, you can ask questions later but for now only listen," Zero said seeing Dina open her mouth to say something "Fine," Dina said "A short background plot for your target, he's a god but his memories and powers are locked and he's after you, his pet,"

No gun, but he held up a black machine, radiating blinding light. "You don’t understand, Dr. Rossi," Vane hissed. A twisted grin cut across his face. "The Board didn’t fail. They realized controlling one Goddess was impossible. But a billion little gods? A billion clueless people bursting with power? They’ll rip the world apart. And we’ll be here to sell them the glue." "You did this?" Julian stepped up, fists clenched. "You turned them into weapons?" "The New Script writes itself," Vane chuckled, pressing a button. "Right now, the script says the lead actress leaves the stage."

“Well, the Council is done serving the people. A shift is coming, Darrel—a new world. And in this world, we will rule and the people will serve.” “If you believe that, then you must be just as stupid as I thought you to be. You really believe the moon goddess would sit back and watch all of this happen? You think she can’t tell she’d been betrayed?” “Oh, she can tell, but what you don’t realize is that she’s… weak,” he said, with emphasis on the last word. “She can’t save any of you—she can’t even save herself,” he said. There was a way he spoke about it that made it seem like he knew her personally, but that couldn’t be true. She was a deity and he wasn’t.