I created the Bureau of Anomaly Control

Seraen was sitting at his desk, flipping through various documents and intelligence reports.

He had exhausted his resources to fully prepare for this war, but still hadn't found the mastermind, only managing to exclude several key organizations.

The Holy Church, the Free Gods, the Sea God, the Shadow Cabinet, the Council of Twelve, and a dozen other organizations had been confirmed not to be involved in this war against him, so the organizations he really needed to worry about were just a few.

The Divine Firmament and the Federation, the Federation, the Secret Alliance, the East Federation Company, Hell, the Third Hand, and Titan were his most suspected and concerning targets. Besides these, there were a dozen other organizations that might act against him.

However, the remaining organizations and individuals were only potentially hostile, meaning they had the motive and possibility to attack him, but Seraen didn't think they were worth fearing.

Among them, the most likely at the moment were naturally the Divine Firmament and the Federation, but this was too obvious, making Seraen suspect it was just a smokescreen, and the real mastermind was someone else.

Moreover, if the Federation really wanted to deal with him, their ally might not be the Divine Firmament. The current Divine Firmament shouldn't be able to stay away from the seabed of Atlantis for too long, and Seraen didn't think the Federation would risk being exploited by the Divine Firmament to send her to deal with him.

The Secret Alliance was more suspicious, especially after their recent conflicts, but that was a bit too convenient.

Titan had the most motive and was the most likely culprit in Seraen's opinion, but Seraen couldn't figure out how they could have acted and threatened him. After all, his spies had infiltrated the Titan ruins hundreds of years ago, and at that time, these Titans were not to be feared.

But if they really hadn't acted, other organizations, unless they had some special anomalous items, wouldn't be able to truly and completely kill him.

Therefore, he suspected that Titan might be secretly colluding with the Federation or other organizations.

As for Hell, Seraen wasn't too worried about them, but he considered that multiple organizations might be acting together behind the scenes, and the demons and devils of Hell might be involved, especially since Seraen had been on good terms with the Holy Church in recent years and had offended several archdemons.

The East Federation Company was similar to Hell. They had no conflict with him, but simply because money existed in this world, these bastards might act against him.

Finally, the Third Hand was an extremely secretive and powerful organization. Even Seraen couldn't claim to understand this organization, nor was he clear about their goals. However, in his impression, this was a dangerous force that needed to be feared and carefully watched, and they didn't need any reason to act.

Among these, besides the uncertainty about the Secret Alliance and the Third Hand, and the lower odds of winning against a collaboration between the Divine Firmament and the Federation, he already had methods and plans to deal with other combinations of forces.

Even in the worst-case scenario—the Divine Firmament and the Federation really joined forces—he had a plan to survive, because the Divine Firmament and the Federation were not monolithic, and there were even huge contradictions between them.

He could seize this contradiction and divide them.

If the Federation dared to do that, they would definitely regret it.

Just as he was arranging his next steps, a knock came from the door.

Then, the Sea God directly pushed the door open and walked in.

Seraen looked up at her:

"What have you decided?"

The Sea God's expression was extremely cold:

"Now that the God of Light is no longer in your hands, there's no way I'll help you. If I could really see you completely killed by them, I'd probably laugh in my dreams. It's just a pity…"

She naturally knew something by saying this. Seraen and the Moon God were the only two gods who didn't fear slumber. The Moon God could be resurrected through people's hearts, but she also used one of her essential characteristics in this process.

That was, even if she disappeared, she would return every night.

Seraen's characteristic was even stronger than the Moon God's, so even if he really fell into slumber, he could use the cycle of the sun and moon to fully preserve his personality and consciousness and be resurrected, without becoming a completely new Sun God.

Although he didn't have the Moon God's mental abilities, so he couldn't actively use resurrection, as a symbol of the sun, he would return sooner or later, and as long as the Sun God was resurrected, he could retain his full personality.

This secret was only known to the Sea God and himself, and the reason was simple.

Seraen had never slumbered since his birth, so no one could know that he also had resurrection secrets.

"So you're here to say goodbye?" Seraen looked at her questioningly.

The Sea God said with a sneer:

"But I can guarantee not to attack you. You know I still have trump cards, provided that…

"You give me the method to resurrect my son."

Hearing this, Seraen was stunned, then shook his head:

"You look like those mortals now, no wonder you're so easily controlled by hatred. If you don't attack me, and I really am killed by them, you'll still have a chance to lead the gods away from here.

"But if you interfere, this opportunity will slip into the hands of the Thunder God."

The Sea God didn't care about his words at all:

"I am a god, I can do anything, including becoming more and more like humans.

"Now hand over the method to resurrect him."

Seraen paused, then replied:

"Isn't he already alive? Or do you really want the God of Light you desire."

The Sea God looked at him and said:

"How many years can this mortal body live? Don't lie to me, your purpose is definitely not just to threaten me with it, you must have thought about letting him return to your side in the state of the God of Light, you also want to resurrect him.

"Otherwise, why would you make those attempts?"

Seraen smiled:

"But he didn't come back, I can't do it. If I could resurrect him, I would have done it long ago. Although I don't really care about this child's life or death, I hope I can get you to stand behind me again.

"Unfortunately, that's the truth."

The Sea God glared at him:

"I don't believe it."

Seraen's eyes showed a bit of sympathy:

"But now it seems that unless you fall into slumber, I'll never be able to get the Sea God's support again. You really are becoming more and more like those flawed short-lived species. Maybe this is our destiny.

"After all, we all originate from them."

Seeing that the Sea God still wanted to say something, Seraen stood up directly:

"If you want to oppose me, then come on, I don't mind killing you along the way."

Seeing him stand up, the Sea God's attention was also diverted elsewhere:

"You're not waiting anymore?"

Seraen smiled:

"They haven't appeared yet. The God of Fire is either dead or has betrayed me. The Moon God has also joined the Secret Alliance. The God of Wind has also received my promise. You're also blinded by mortal hatred.

"Then I can only face it alone, and regardless of victory or defeat…

"This will be a great battle."

My eyes are closing.