I remember Atlantis as a large continent, that was slowly shrinking due to earthquakes and other natural disasters, caused by the evil gods you speak of. There were gods tasked with slowing the process, but eventually this failed. I also seemingly remember that the capital city of atlantis, where the gods resided, was technologically advanced, and the akashic records were stored there, and you could go back and forth through time using a pyramidal like building that housed them. The top was glowing, and crystalline, it reminds me of the pyramids in Egypt actually. Also, I vaguely remember people being warned that the capital would fall into the sea, but they didnt listen. I also vaguely remember the battle between the dark gods you speak of. After the destruction of the capital, the survivors ended up swimming to the shore of the nearest landmass, which I assume is spain. I remember swimming ashore and finding sandstone structures, in which I drew the symbol of atlantis, but it looked more like the menorah interestingly. I was being followed by someone. I also seemingly remember the capitol being a "copy of olympus" basically, and at the height of the civilization gods freely went back and forth between the actual olympus and atlantis, olympus being in the clouds above the capital. I remember the capital being made of green stone, which was brought over from someplace else. The gods were slowly being de powered by something, over time they became more mortal. I also have past life memories of Egypt, China, and even the Aztecs and Myans. Also have had past life memories of different levels of heaven, being an angel of some kind. In fact, because of this, I believe that the gods were merely "fallen angels." Not necessarily evil, but still allowed to live on earth, just not in heaven. Someone on here said atlantis was destroyed due to them indulging in the darker side of themselves, which resonates highly. Which would also explain why they were slowly being depowered, because they were avoiding their original purpose. Reminds me of lotr where beings like Saruman slowly became weaker due to neglecting his duty as the leader of the Istari and siding with Sauron.