Death of God at the End of the Abyss

In this world, there are ordinary infected people, there are unkillable monsters, there are dragons holding thunder blades, there are anomalies that break through containment, there are gods with seven emotions and six desires, there are high technologies such as artificial white holes, there are superpowers that combine magic and fairy magic, and there are people who have died. There are souls that heal dead people and become flesh and white bones, there is immortality that transcends eternity, there are unimaginable alien civilizations, there is Akatosh, the Lord of Time and Space who has been buried many times, there is the creepy black mist, there are spaceships sailing on the galaxy, there are weird and inexplicable buildings, there are Among the prehistoric creatures hovering on the seabed, there are giant golden trees, monstrous floods, earth-shattering avalanches, huge earthquakes that cause landslides and earth-shattering, there are time and space regressions that change the way of death, there is supreme authority, there are ancient scrolls that cannot be seen directly, there are endless chaos in time and space. The secrets that can be passed on are the vampires who are not afraid of the sun, the hands of souls who copy and paste, the werewolves who tear apart mountains and rivers, the legendary Kuafu, the feathered men who soar high in the sky, the unspeakable Cthulhu, and the forbidden book that leads to another world... Ps: This story is both grand and sad. Countless people fought hard in this story, and countless people stretched out their hands for the dreams in their hearts. In the end, they got nothing and were buried in the loess in the dust of history and the fire of reality. The thaumaturges gained a lot and lost a lot in the process. Did they save the world, or did they have a dream? I did everything I could for my faith, but in the end nothing seemed to change. What kind of ending is needed to be worthy of the turbulent journey of the thaumaturges?