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Chapter 204: Say it again? (Please subscribe, read, and comment)
Hades felt uncomfortable but helpless when he heard Martin's words which were full of threats.

Martin just demonstrated a power completely different from Hermes's, and was extremely difficult to deal with.

Hades can kill Martin's body, but he can't make him disappear. Information in human society is always flowing, and new impressions of Martin are generated all the time.

No matter how many times Hades destroys Martin, he can be resurrected again by relying on these images circulating in human society.

The most important thing is that Hades cannot understand the operation mechanism of modern information, and therefore cannot cut off the connection between Martin and human social information.

"You win. I'll let you go now."

Hades could certainly continue to fight Martin, since he wouldn't lose anyway.

But what’s the point?

No matter how hard he tries to win, he can't kill this annoying guy in front of him, so why bother?
Hey!
Hades snapped his fingers, and all the fires on the land of the underworld were extinguished, and the places that were damaged by the fight between the two were instantly restored.

Martin used a magic trick to make the cold wind from the underworld whirl around and blow the paper plane that Diana had transformed into back to him.

"Martin!"

Diana returned to her original form, grabbed Martin by the collar, and said viciously: "Next time we are in danger, if you send me away alone again, I will never let you go."

She is not afraid of failure or death, but she is afraid of being away from the people she cherishes at the most critical moment.

She was angry, she was afraid, she was trembling all over.

She simply couldn't imagine what would happen if Martin failed and she wasn't with him.

"I was wrong. I promise you that next time, no matter what happens, I will not leave you alone."

Martin smiled and admitted his mistake to Diana, but he only said it and did not agree with it in his heart.

Diana is too rigid and doesn't know how to bend. This makes her an excellent fighter, but it also makes her unable to judge the situation at hand.

Many people in history have been like this, focusing too much on their careers and neglecting their personal safety.

The result is often that they collapse in frustration before completing their careers, and their careers are taken away by others and become unrecognizable.

Most superheroes are like this. Even though they have extraordinary abilities, they are always troubled by ordinary people.

Martin knew that Diana and the others would not change easily, but he could at least do something to help these friends avoid such suffering.

"Go see your mother! I still need to sign a pact with Hades, so we'll meet up later."

Martin pointed his finger, and Queen Hippolyta's soul floated towards them.

Diana was very excited, but she did not try to reach out and touch her mother's soul because it was impossible to do so.

"Mom, are you okay?"

Queen Hippolyta was also a determined warrior, and she refused to compromise even when she was captured by Hades.

"Pluto wants to use me to threaten you. When I am valuable, he won't do anything to me."

The queen calmed her excited daughter, turned her gaze to Martin, and after a slight surprise, performed a ritual of worship.

"No thanks, I don't like this kind of complicated etiquette."

Martin didn't know the so-called majesty of God. He said casually, "Besides, you are Diana's mother. At least today we are still relatives."

I felt something was wrong when he said the second half of the sentence. The ethical relationships of the Olympian Deep God system were so confusing that they were impossible to sort out.

Hippolyta turned her head to look at her beautiful daughter, then looked at Martin in front of her, her eyes widened, as if she realized something extraordinary.

"Don't get me wrong, Diana and I are just simple friends."

Martin quickly corrected Hippolyta's thoughts. He didn't want to hear any explosive words from her.

He has signed a simple contract with Hades, which can be regarded as a gentleman's agreement in a sense. The contract has almost no effect, and whether it is abided by depends entirely on the moral level of both parties to the contract.

But Hades couldn't care less about that. He was a little disgusted by Martin's dog-skin plaster that he couldn't kill or get rid of. The power in the abyss was important, but it was nothing compared to his good mood.

As long as he can get rid of the two big troubles, Martin and Diana, and restore peace to the underworld, Hades will accept it even if he gets nothing.

"Queen Hippolyta, please leave now!"

Martin took out two silver coins and put them in her hands: "This is the fare for crossing the river. Cerberus is sleeping, you can go directly through the gate of hell.

If you are concerned about Diana's safety, you can wait in Persephone's garden and we will return together."

Persephone?

Hippolyta's soul began to fluctuate like the water of a lake. She really didn't expect that Martin could be related to the Queen of the Underworld.

Impressed!

Martin saw through the Queen's thoughts at a glance and felt helpless, but did not want to explain anything. He waved goodbye and left, leaving only Diana and her daughter.

"Pfft, hahaha..."

Diana looked at Martin's helpless look and couldn't help laughing out loud.

Of course she knew that this person, who was slow in emotions, or who didn't care much about relationships between men and women, did all this out of a sense of responsibility to save the weak.

But that didn't stop Diana from taking a peek at his joke.

When Hippolyta started asking about Martin, Diana laughed it off and glossed over the matter.

"So you like him and he likes you?"

Hippolyta just did what any parent would do and was concerned about her child's emotional problems.

As for Martin's identity as a god, Hippolyta didn't care at all.

Diana was very helpless and sighed, "We haven't seen each other for so many years. Are you sure you want to ask me this as soon as we meet?"

"Why not ask this? Getting married and having children is..."

"I beg you to go away and stop talking!"

Diana was not shy. On Paradise Island, getting married and having children were very important matters, more like a ceremony.

But the rules of Paradise Island do not apply to the outside world, and one's mother's concern may not be reasonable in the eyes of others.

Hippolyta looked at Martin warily and warned her daughter, "Be careful, don't be fooled by this man..."

"move!"

Diana didn't know whether to laugh or cry, and quickly sent her mother away to prevent Hades from changing his mind.

"I'm sorry, but my mother is so rude."

Diana walked up to Martin, feeling helpless.

"As a mother, she must care about you. Those guys on Mount Olympus have a bad reputation, and I have suffered an undeserved disaster."

Martin laughed at himself twice, took out some wood chips from his bag and threw them on the ground without explaining.

He walked ahead and said, "The abyss of Tartarus is a place where you can enter but not exit. It is too dangerous. You'd better..."

Before Martin finished speaking, Diana drew her sword and put it on his neck, threatening him: "What did you say just now? I didn't hear you clearly, say it again?"

Feeling the cold air on his neck, Martin chuckled twice and waved his hand quickly: "I didn't say anything!"

"That's pretty much it!"

Diana snorted in satisfaction, walked quickly with her sword in hand, and shouted, "Let's go!"

　I will update 2,000 words in the morning and continue in the afternoon!
　　
　
(End of this chapter)