After a forced vacation by Hestia, Tet spent a month in leisure, spending time with his fiancées, hanging out with Hades, and doing whatever he felt like.
Now, he was sitting at a meeting table with Hestia, Apollo, Artemis, Hades, Persephone, Hermes, Mina, Ace, and, most recently, Hecate.
"So, that's my proposal," Tanya said professionally. "Dispatch some of the multiverse's greatest hitmen to worlds full of corruption, death, and evil."
"I'm game," Apollo said with a grin.
"Seconded," Hermes said with an eager nod.
"I'm also in favor of this," Hades said calmly.
One by one, the members of the council approved the proposal.
"Alright, I'll get started as soon as possible," Tet said with a nod. "Any new orders of business?" he asked, looking around the table.
Silence answered him as everyone exchanged brief glances.
"Then, meeting adjourned," Tet said.
With that, he disappeared, and immediately started to gather up some of the dark universes and pulling them into his multiverse.
"For now, I can only influence the ones that were originally games. I'll have to find a way to fix that later," Tet said thoughtfully as he gathered up some of the worst, most corrupted universes in existence.
Then, one by one, he sent people down to them.
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In the Tokyo underground, a beautiful woman with long black hair and piercing, angry blue eyes, wearing a form-fitting purple bodysuit, was chained on a stage, staring angrily at the assembled audience as they took turns bidding on her.
This was Asagi, the strongest Taimanin. That being said, she could only stand still while she waited for her fate to be decided.
That was until she heard a shotgun blast off to the side and a guard fall over.
Then, onto the stage came a man with long blonde hair tied in a ponytail, a rough blonde beard, and blue eyes. He was wearing a black leather jacket, black gloves, black pants, and black combat boots, and he had a chain tied around his torso.
Oboro got her weapon ready, preparing to kill the man and thinking he'd go down easy.
She rushed him and struck him through the chest, then grinned savagely.
"So much for your rescue, Asagi. Better luck next time. Now, shall we restart the bidding? I apologize for that interruption."
But then something happened that surprised her.
The man pulled her blade free, and when he did, it melted into molten slag. He looked at her and grinned.
Then, in a flash of fire, gone was the man, and in his place stood the Ghost Rider.
The Rider removed his chain and, in one fluid motion, set it ablaze. He swung it through the audience, and in an instant, half a dozen demons disappeared in piles of ash.
The Rider leveled his shotgun at the remaining demons.
"Guilty," he said as he pulled the trigger.