Overworld.
Each Olympian, wherever they stood — on shattered mountaintops, storm-ridden seas, or blood-stained plains — paused as the mist brushed against them.
Although the younger gods became extremely wary, Zeus and Poseidon have already realized who this mist belong to.
During the Titanomachy, the two of them also received messages from someone who owned these mists.
But this time, there was no figure that stepped out to deliver message. Instead, from within the mist dropped a single letter, sealed with the sigil of the Underworld.
Astraea, standing alone amid the ruins of an ancient temple, picked up the letter with narrowed eyes.
She opened it.
The letter was short and concise. It was Hades ordering the Olympians to head straight to Herion at once. There is something going on with Gaia, and everything will be explained once there.
