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Chapter 206 The Infinite Abyss (Please subscribe, read, and comment on the monthly ticket)

Martin fed the potion into Diana's mouth, allowing her demigod body to recover quickly.

"fake?"

Diana regained some strength and tilted her head to look around.

The sky was blue, the ground was solid, the surrounding plants swayed gently, and the breeze blew on my face. Everything was so real, and my five senses did not detect any problems.

"Unless there is something wrong with my eyes, ears and nose, everything I see is real!"

After feeding Diana the medicine, Martin did not let go of her, but still held her in his arms affectionately.

"Well, the word 'fake' is not really appropriate, so let's change it to 'fantasy'. The place we are in is actually a fake thing created by fantasy."

Diana leaned her head on Martin's arm, trying to use her own strength to sense her surroundings, but she did not find anything false. Everything around her was still so real, no different from the world she knew.

Martin noticed the movements of the woman in his arms, but without explaining anything, he simply extended his hand and gently swept it around him.

The flowers and plants fluttering in the wind and the solid land instantly turned into all kinds of distorted words and harsh sounds, tearing apart the appearance of this beautiful world before our eyes and revealing its true face.

Diana had a strange look on her face. She could understand that those words and the strange voices were all insults, and the targets of the insults were the three generations of gods in the Greek pantheon.

The curses they used were really unbearable to hear, even more unpleasant than those used by street women.

But this only surprised Diana for a moment, as she also knew that there was often a certain kind of lewdness hidden beneath the divine light.

In order to maintain their power, the high and mighty gods often hide countless sins beneath their seats.

Compared with those crimes, just cursing at people is nothing.

What really shocked her was what was hidden beneath the illusion.

Nothing at all?

Diana wanted to use words like black, empty, and nothingness to describe the abyss she saw, but when the words came to her lips, she always felt that these words were not appropriate.

Martin turned his palm over, and those torn fantasies returned to their original places, continuing to stabilize this false world.

He helped Diana, who had almost recovered, up and said to her: "This abyss actually represents infinity, infinity, infinity, and everything infinity."

Diana shook her head in confusion: "I didn't see anything in the abyss, how can you say it is infinite?"

"I can understand your confusion. Usually we always think that infinity represents prosperity and inexhaustible resources, but that is just an illusion."

Martin looked around and saw the sun rising above his head. He knew he couldn't stay here for long.

“The infinite must be filled by the finite, otherwise it will become a void of nothingness and meaninglessness.

The reason why Tartarus became the cornerstone of Hades' underworld is because its infinity has no connotation and can only be filled with the help of others. "

"The situation was a little different from what I expected."

Martin interrupted the philosophical discussion and brought the topic back to the reality they were facing: "I thought this place was like the underworld, with no concept of time. But I didn't expect there was a sun hanging high in the sky. Now we have to hurry up and act."

"Is there a need to be so anxious?" Diana checked her weapons.

"I am not worried about my safety. Once a day passes and my identity changes, this abyss will not be able to stop me."

Martin stared at Diana and said, "I am worried about you. Once I leave, you will be left here alone. Let's not talk about how to deal with those lost gods and Titans. How are you going to escape from this cage?"

"I'm not as fragile as you think. There will always be a way. You don't have to worry about me." Diana was very optimistic.

Martin said seriously, "I brought you in, so I must also take responsibility for getting you out. Besides, two people are better than one."

"Let's go! Let's go meet those first and second generation gods first, and then find a way to leave this abyss."

Between risk and Diana's safety, Martin chose the latter without hesitation.

Diana frowned and wanted to say something, but was interrupted by Martin.

"I know what you mean. You are not a fragile vase that does not need special care. But the Abyss of Tartarus is not a public garden where anyone can come and go as they please."

"When you came in, you were under my protection, but all the bones in your body were still crushed. How much will it cost to get out?"

Martin had to become cruel to dispel Diana's unnecessary fantasies.

He didn't want Diana to drag herself into the abyss for her own feelings, making things even more difficult to handle.

"Okay, you're an expert at taking risks, I'll listen to you."

Diana was not an impulsive little girl after all. She quickly understood what Martin meant and followed him obediently.

Seeing Diana's difficult walking posture, Martin was too lazy to look for those Ouroboros and Kronos guys, and decided to find a way to leave and escape from this damn place.

"If I had known it would be like this, I would have not come in!"

Martin complained quietly. He couldn't have anticipated such an accident, but he wasn't disappointed.

The so-called adventure is actually a luxurious leisure activity, which only those who have no worries about food and clothing will do to amuse themselves.

Martin takes risks every day. He doesn't want to do it, but he has to do it. He can only be pushed forward by this reality.

"Borrow some blood!"

Martin held out his hand to Diana.

Although Diana felt strange, she still used the Vulcan Sword to cut a wound on her left forearm, and bright red blood flowed out instantly.

"Actually, one drop of blood is enough. You don't need to make such a big cut."

Before Martin could finish his words, Diana glared back at him viciously.

"Next time, could you please tell me before I do anything about this?"

Facing the injured Diana, Martin said nothing, and couldn't say anything. He made an "OK" gesture and waved his right hand to the sky.

The blood was waved towards the blue fantasy sky. The blue sky was instantly covered with dark clouds. The sun was also obscured and its light disappeared. The strong wind overwhelmed all the flowers and plants on the ground. Countless thunders wandered in the black clouds.

Click!

Boom!

Continuous flashes of light lit up at the junction of the sky and the earth. Rumbling sounds spread across the land like the roar of war drums. Thunderbolts as thick as the pillars of a temple fell from the sky and slammed fiercely on the ground. The earth was pierced, and the ignited trees became torches, which were blown by the strong wind and ignited a wider area.

Soybean-sized raindrops rushed towards the earth densely, crackling and hitting everything on the earth, crashing and washing away, as if to wash away the entire earth.

Martin was standing in the pouring rain. The successive flashes of lightning illuminated his face, but the heavy rain did not come near him.

He stood in the heavy rain and for the first time displayed his divinity that could not be touched by mortals, as if he wanted to transcend the world and disappear.

Diana stood behind Martin and felt something that the Olympian gods did not have.

"It won't be long before those losers imprisoned in this place will come looking for us."

Martin turned around, looked at the dazed Diana, and waved his hand in front of her eyes to wake her up.

"what did you just say?"

"I say, those losers imprisoned here will soon come rushing to find me."

Martin looked at Diana who was in a trance and comforted her, "Don't take what I show too seriously. There are people who can escape from the world. But it is definitely not something I can do with my current status."

"Yes, this opportunity that others dream of is no different from running away for you."

Diana nodded, forgetting everything she had just seen.

She focused all her attention on the approaching enemy and asked cautiously, "Are you sure you can deal with those imprisoned criminals? Although they are losers and were driven off the throne by Zeus, they are not easy to deal with."

"This is not Mount Olympus, nor is it the temple of Ouroboros and Kronos."

Martin held the double snake staff, looked into the distance, exhaled slowly and said: "This is the abyss of Tartarus. The possibility of victory and failure is 50-50!"

Diana heard the dissatisfaction in his words and couldn't help but say, "With a 50% success rate, even Zeus might not have the confidence to say such a thing when facing the combined forces of the two God Kings."

"Hahaha!"

Martin laughed out loud a few times. "I'm not Zeus. He needs to worry about the inheritance of the gods, but I don't. As the saying goes, the barefoot are not afraid of the ones wearing shoes. If they are pushed to the limit, I will die together with these guys. Anyway, I also want to know whether death has already left me far away."

"Stop talking nonsense!"

Diana couldn't help but think of the scene of Martin's heart being pierced by a sharp sword. She felt a lump in her throat, as if her heart was being grasped by someone.

"You won't die, and neither will I. We still have a long time to spend together!"

Martin forced a smile and did not respond to Diana's words. He stretched out his caduceus and pointed to the distance: "Someone is coming!"

Diana didn't need Martin to remind her, she had already seen the giants that almost supported the sky and the earth. They were like a standing mountain, casting a shadow, and rushing forward against the wind and rain, dark clouds and thunder.

"Zeus, Zeus, you vile villain."

"Zeus, my good son, come to me and let me twist off your head."

"I'm hungry. I'm so hungry! We need to eat and leave this damn place!"

A noisy voice came out from the black shadow's mouth, the volume even louder than the huge roar of the lightning passing through the clouds, and reached Martin and Diana's mouths.

"No wonder you wanted to use my blood. It turned out that you wanted to provoke the anger of those losers. But couldn't you use your own blood?"

Although Diana knew that this was necessary, she couldn't help but complain to Martin as she looked at the dark shadow pressing towards her.

"I don't have the power of Zeus in my blood. Even if I fake a rainstorm, I can't make those losers rush towards us."

Martin stared at his enemies, watching those exaggerated giants with their feet on the ground and their heads in the sky, passing through the rain like they were pulling aside a pearl curtain.

The gods and Titans who follow Ouroboros and Cronus are clearly distinguished. Even a blind person can guess that the relationship between these two groups is as hostile as fire and water.

"The distance between them is quite large. We can seize this opportunity and rush through in one go. With our speed, we can rush through directly. They won't be able to surround us, so we can rush out."

Diana felt the wild aura coming from the giants and couldn't help but get nervous. She made some combat suggestions to Martin.

The Greek giants were not simply enlarged versions of humans. Take Typhon for example. This giant who challenged Zeus had a dragon head, a pitch-black tongue, fire-breathing eyes, a body taller than the sky, covered with feathers and had a pair of wings.

The same was true for the giants who surrendered to two generations of God-Kings. They had strange things growing on their bodies, and each one was a pure war machine, slowly crushing towards Martin and the others.

"Hold on to me!"

Martin did not follow Diana's action plan, nor did he intend to escape. He raised the double snake staff in his hand and smashed it to the ground.

The rain in the sky was like a flood that had been opened, rushing down to the ground and forming rivers. It broke through the river channels, spread to the forests, and finally overflowed the mountains.

When the mountain was also swallowed by the flood, this fantasy world created by two generations of gods began to collapse, and the abyss of Tartarus was revealed.

"No, you idiot, what have you done?"

When a corner of the abyss appeared, a sad and angry voice came from behind the giant: "Tartarus is an insatiable bitch. If you destroy this world, it will swallow us all, and we will all be doomed."

The gods’ voices are not meant to alert their enemies; they are concerned for their own safety.

After the power of the abyss tore open a corner of this fantasy world, it began to move deeper, wanting to swallow the entire world into its own stomach.

"Compared to Ouroboros and Kronos, Zeus is not much better, but at least he still has ambition."

Martin watched as the power of the abyss shattered the fantasy world and swallowed it into his stomach bit by bit, and suddenly he understood something.

Pure infinity is just a meaningless void that can do nothing. In order to solve those problems, it must produce finite existence to fill its own emptiness.

But those gods who could produce limited existence all ran away and went to the earth, not wanting to pay any attention to Tartarus, an empty shell with nothing in it.

As for those losers who are thrown into the abyss, their minds are full of confrontation. They only want to live their own lives and then look for opportunities for revenge. Naturally, they will not explore the power of the abyss.

Until today, when Martin came here, these guys who lived in a remote corner were considered to be in great misfortune.

The fantasy world that was painstakingly constructed was destroyed in an instant. The giants who were able to stand tall and proud turned into tiny ants under the abyss and no longer had any dignity.

The power of the gods was drawn from Tartarus to fill the void in the Abyss itself.

"Catch them both. They are the children of Zeus. They are the ones who destroyed everything. Catch them and kill them. Don't stop!"

With roars, the giant took action, walking in the helpless abyss, trying to catch Martin and Diana.

　Sorry for the late post!
　　
　
(End of this chapter)