Record of Ragnarok, but It's the Thirteen Flame-Chasers

When the Council of the Gods decreed humanity’s extinction by the will of a hundred thousand deities, the horns of Ragnarok sounded in Valhalla at the end of the world A young man with black hair streaked white rose from God’s throne, leaning on a blazing holy sword. Bai Xiao, a transmigrator and the “God” of this world, held in his hands a farewell gift from Earth to those who had transmigrated away: the Thirteen Flame-Chasers’ Chaser Marks. Long ago, he had walked through the ancient past of the end-of-the-world Valkyrie realm and completed a myth of salvation. At the cost of severe injuries, he repelled the backlash of the world’s consciousness, then used twelve marks to bring forth counterparts of the Flame-Chasers as his “divine envoys.” Now, faced with the gods’ decree to destroy humanity, he made an absurd move: “Record of Ragnarok: thirteen duels between gods and humans.” “I’ll choose humanity’s representatives, ” “If humanity loses even one of the thirteen battles…” “I’ll ring the death knell for humanity with my own hands.” His arrogant wager enraged the gods, but it also tore away the ignorance that the world’s consciousness had imposed upon them. The gods accepted with cold laughter, vowing to crush humanity’s foolish hopes with their absolute power. And so the war began The first battle: “Empty Dreams” versus “Inevitability.” The last of God’s twelve divine envoys, [Empty Dreams], the Beast of Plunder, Pardofelis, the cat-loving thief who called herself “the hero least like a hero” and forever stole miracles from the cracks between possibilities, stepped into the divine arena. Her opponent was Bastet, the Egyptian cat goddess who ruled the threads of fate.