Battle of Gods — Olympus vs Chaos
A crack split the skies.
The air turned heavy, as if the world itself was holding its breath. From above, Zeus came down in a streak of raw lightning—his body burning blue and white, fists clenched, cloak tearing behind him like a banner made of storms.
Below him, Typhon moved.
The monster of monsters.
His body towered beyond mountains. Coiled legs like serpents writhed under him, crushing forests and entire valleys with each shift. A hundred heads slithered from his shoulders, each hissing a different curse. Wings wide enough to darken nations unfolded as he raised his burning arms to the heavens.
"ZEUS!" Typhon roared, his voice shaking clouds into ash.
Zeus didn't respond with words.
He landed.
The ground cracked open beneath his feet. A thunderclap followed a second later—loud enough to rupture the sky.
