The death of the Father God was witnessed by the chief gods of all other pantheons, and at this moment their fear reached its peak.
Some of the chief gods wanted to surrender, after all, a formidable figure like Bai Yan was worth pledging allegiance to.
"Great Lord Bai Yan above... this humble god is willing to submit to you, hoping to obtain your permission..."
Apollo, the Sun God of the Greek and Roman pantheon, prostrated himself before Bai Yan, respectfully expressing his request.
He dared not say more, only bowed his head in submission, hoping to gain Bai Yan's favor.
But everything was already too late; when they chose to stand by the Father God, Bai Yan had already deemed them as enemies.
And those deemed enemies by Bai Yan, regardless of their identity, only faced one outcome: death by his sword.
Moreover, these chief gods were merely the Father God's lackeys; even if Bai Yan accepted them, they were of no use.
