Poseidon's face darkened at first, then he smirked and replied, "Heh, I wouldn't expect a mortal to understand me with your limited life span and you humans' ever-changing views on things. You humans are still confused about what is right and what is wrong to this day. I wouldn't expect such an incompetent race to understand me."
The Gods, particularly the supreme gods, were silent. It was true that a human could never understand a God's point of view, especially when that God is 'The God of Gods' (Poseidon), whom even the other Gods cannot comprehend. Loki smirked and said, "Poseidon is quite talkative today, not that I dislike it."
Sasaki replied sadly, "That may be true, but we try to do everything and push beyond our limits in that limited time."
Poseidon responded with an emotionless face,"That may be true, but it's only true for a few individuals most of you are trash if you had seen the humans from the modern era I wonder if you would still believe that, now enough talking and more fighting" Poseidon shouted and jumped upward and shouted 'Chiono Tyro Demeter' it was an endless barrage of trident thrusts.
The humans were terrified, and the gods were taken aback by the amount of power Poseidon had kept hidden for so long. Loki and Shiva were excited, and we see Thor smiling as he watches the battle from his room. Zeus smirked, knowing this would be another victory for the Gods, but then he groaned and said, "My back still hurts, huh, the kid really did a number on me."
Sasaki was barely able to block, but he survived and came to strike Poseidon. The humans were hoping Sasaki would be able to kill Poseidon this time, but their hopes were shattered once more when Poseidon appeared right behind Sasaki and attacked from his blind side, destroying his sword. It was all over in one blow.
Shiva sat down again and said, "It was fun while it lasted, but wait a minute, if the gods keep winning, when the hell will I get to fight? Oh, shit, I have to fight in the next match." He said this with sadness and determination. Brunhilde remained silent while Goll was saddened by the destruction of Hrist. The Gods, as well as humanity, had accepted Sasaki's defeat.
Sasaki was silent after seeing his sword broken, then he said: "That's it for or so I'd like to say, but that won't just fly with me, God of Seas. I won't deny your points, you were right, maybe I was wrong, but a battle is just a fight between opposing viewpoints," and then he gripped the broken sword with his hands and squeezed it, causing his hands to bleed.
Poseidon was angry and said nothing, but then a miraculous blinding light appeared from the broken sword, seemingly blinding the entire arena. Miraculously Sasaki's broken sword split into two.