The Greece Antagonist-Chapter 412 - 282: The Imprisonment of the Mother Fox

Chapter 412: Chapter 282: The Imprisonment of the Mother Fox

It was done, the twentieth incarnation—[Eagle]!

In the darkness, Luo En’s mind moved, and the gold wheel behind him turned to the twelfth slot. A black-feathered eagle with golden pupils emerged, flapping its wings and crying out. Suddenly, thunderbolts fiercely surrounded them, and a wild wind began to blow.

—Galloping through the sky, commanding the thunderbolt, the [Eagle] possessed both speed and the divinity of destruction.

Everything, indeed, was as he had thought.

Luo En nodded in satisfaction and then gave a comforting look to a struggling figure in the corner, patiently waiting for that master to arrive.

However, after two days and two nights.

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The figure in the corner collapsed headfirst, and a faint sound of teeth grinding could be heard.

Luo En, with bloodshot eyes, gradually turned pale, staring straight at the silent cave entrance and the sanctuary, cursing inwardly.

She didn’t take the bait directly? This vixen is quite cautious.

It seems, I need to turn up the heat.

Luo En’s eyes flickered slightly, and he pulled out the Gorgoneion Emblem hanging on his chest, activating the Magic Circle Diagram on it.

At the same time, Athena, who was guarding the Great Temple, slowly opened her eyes. After pondering for a moment, as if making up her mind, she raised her hand to sketch several Hermes Script lines in the air and whispered.

“Take action…”

Almost the moment Athena uttered these words, three golden lights streaked with a sharp breaking sound, shooting into a volcanic lava cave in Sicily.

“Puff! Puff! Puff!”

In an instant, three Cyclops, who were forging Divine Artifacts by the geothermal heat, perished before they could even scream. The three golden light streams penetrated them from their single eye to the back of their head. As they fell, their bodies were covered in golden flames and were instantly turned to ash.

Meanwhile, the King of Olympus, who was in a marsh, as usual busy in liaisons, suddenly stood up, sensing something, and roared in fury.

“Who? Who did this?!”

The sky was covered with dense clouds, lightning flashed, and thunder roared. The divinity emanating from Zeus mercilessly electrocuted the Nymph below, who was softly enticing him, into charcoal.

But the Divine King didn’t even glance at her; his face was filled with dark shadows.

In the past, the Titan King Cronos, believing that the Cyclops and Hundred-Handed Giants might threaten his reign, imprisoned them in Tartarus and had the dragon Campe guard them. Later, when Zeus was preparing to overthrow the rule of the Twelve Titans and establish a new order, he entered Tartarus Hell on the advice of the original Goddess of Wisdom, Metis, killed Campe, and freed the three Cyclops and three Hundred-Handed Giants from their seals.

In return, the three Hundred-Handed Giants and three Cyclops swore loyalty to Zeus and formed a covenant with him.

Therefore, when the three Cyclops died, he could clearly feel the disruption in the covenant.

But who had the audacity to target his craftsmen?

Honor challenged, this was an insolence Zeus could not tolerate. He immediately stirred the wind and thunder, transformed into a black eagle, and with his wings flapped towards Olympus, hidden among the stars.

Meanwhile, Athena stood up and walked outside the Temple, watching the entire Greece under a sky filled with lightning and thunder, and the Sacred Flame lit upon Mount Olympus, her lips curling into a pleased smile.

It had begun…

Subsequently, the Goddess of Wisdom spread her golden wings and soared towards the Celestial Realm.

And as Athens’ Guardian God officially left her territory, Luo En in the shadows narrowed his eyes, murmuring softly.

This time, I don’t believe you can hold back.

Divine Power surged, the rich scent of [Fruit] continuously emanating in the darkness, flowing into the air, the earth, and the Underworld.

“Gurgle~~”

The goddess by the banks of the Styx involuntarily swallowed, her ink-dark figure gradually becoming lighter and fainter.

~~

A path, inherently, does not exist or not exist; where people walk in abundance, even through thorny wilderness and winding labyrinths, a passage can be forged.

And as the guide at the crossroads, the goddess in charge of [Paths] and [Opportunities], there was almost nothing that could truly hinder her arrival.

After waiting a day and a night, Luo En slowly opened his eyes and looked towards the old acquaintance walking from the darkness, lantern in hand.

“To have matured so quickly, you truly are far more excellent than I had anticipated.” Hecate sincerely praised her own disciple, her gaze filled with intense heat and desire, involuntarily swallowing.

“Thank you for your praise.” Luo En half-smilingly responded, tentatively speaking, “So, how about we make a deal, coexist peacefully, what do you think?”

“I’d like that too.” Hecate chuckled and shook her head, looking helpless but interested, “But you smell so good.”

Upon hearing this, Luo En sighed in resignation.

“I knew you didn’t mean well.”

“Children differentiate between good and bad, right and wrong; adults only see advantages and disadvantages.”

Hecate smiled as she spoke, earnestly educating her disciple.

“Indeed.” Luo En nodded as if he agreed with the logic, then abruptly threw a pebble toward the corner.

Accompanied by a crisp sound, a young girl who had been awakened from her sleep opened her eyes to see Hecate emerging from the cave, struggling while displaying an expression of desperate joy.

“Teacher, save me!”

“Melinoe?”

Upon seeing her disciple tied to the corner pillar, Hecate paused momentarily, then looked astonished at her own disciple.

“She’s actually in your hands!”

Since the turmoil in Elysian Fields had occurred, Melinoe, who should have been under her supervision, had disappeared.

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