Simultaneous travel: Except for me, all the second dimension wives

The Queen of the Land of Shadows was thus completely enslaved by Romon, a consequence of her provocation of a God—the supreme being of mysticism.

Scáthach herself could never have imagined this outcome.

She thought that if she died, she would die, and her wish would be fulfilled, so her trip to Britain wouldn't have been in vain!

As a result, the fact that Romon, the mystical god, resurrected her through resurrection deeply shocked Scáthach and plunged her into deep despair, making her realize that she was destined to be enslaved.

Revolt?

impossible.

After all, she had just fought against Romon with all her might, and the final result was that she was instantly killed.

Moreover, now that she has shackles around her neck, she is even less able to resist and is destined to become Romon's slave.

King Arthur, who was watching the battle from the sidelines, felt a deep chill as he watched Romon effortlessly defeat, obliterate, and even resurrect Scáthach, the Queen of the Dead, with just a breath.

She felt fortunate that she surrendered early. If she hadn't, her fate would probably have been like Scáthach's—not only would she have been killed once, but she would also have had to wear a collar to survive.

Just as King Arthur was lamenting this, another monster came running from afar.

That was a little giant named Heracross, a being burdened with twelve trials, possessing twelve lives.

He is the berserker of this Holy Grail War, controlled by the Counter Force Alaya—from Gaia—to kill Romon.

Facing this monster, Romon simply let out a soft breath.

In an instant, he spat out countless frosts and snowflakes, freezing Heracross's enormous body.

Even more crucially, after being frozen to death, he did not immediately break free of the ice, but was repeatedly frozen to death, much like the effect of the Twelve Trials' Noble Phantasm:

—The immunity to the same type of attack disappears after death.

Twelve seconds later, Heracross experienced twelve deaths, was instantly killed, and returned to Valhalla.

Medusa, who was riding a giant flying magical beast, a griffin, from afar, saw this scene and, without hesitation, pulled on the reins to run away.

She felt that the Holy Grail War was hopeless, after all, Romon was too terrifying. He killed the Queen of the Land of Shadows with a single breath and then killed Heracross.

Such strength would be considered god-king level power, occupying the pinnacle of mythology.

In the vast history of mythology, Medusa is nothing more than a small snake-like monster.

Under such circumstances, to confront someone standing at the pinnacle of the pantheon would undoubtedly be suicidal. Medusa had no intention of dying, so she simply fled.

Of course, Romon wouldn't give her that chance. He merely glanced at her, and in an instant, Medusa noticed that the fantasy-type magical beast griffin beneath her was no longer obedient. It immediately turned back and flew towards Romon's direction.

Medusa was terrified at the sight and hurriedly pulled on the reins, releasing the power of her Noble Phantasm, the Reins of the Heroic Rider, in an attempt to control the griffin beast to continue its escape.

However, this time, the Noble Phantasm of the Reins of the Hero did not have any effect, and the Fantasy Griffin still flew towards Romon's direction.

More importantly, Medusa discovered that she was already locked on and could not escape by jumping out of the car.

This situation made Medusa even more desperate.

Finally, thirty seconds later, Medusa was brought before Romon by the Fantasy Griffin. The Fantasy Griffin even called out affectionately to Romon. Romon smiled at this and released some of the power of the Humanoid Origin Magic Source, which the Fantasy Griffin absorbed. In that instant, the Fantasy Griffin showed an expression of enjoyment and ecstasy.

Medusa, perched atop the fantasy griffin, witnessed this scene and cursed inwardly:

It's despicable that the griffin I summoned, a fantasy species, would behave so pathetically in front of the enemy!

However, after her angry outburst, Medusa still sincerely raised her hands and said, "I surrender, please don't kill me."

Seeing this, Romon smiled faintly and said, "You really are a pragmatic guy. You're good! Come on, take off your blindfold and let me see what you look like."

Medusa hesitated for a moment upon hearing this and said, "I'm very ugly without my blindfold, and I'm afraid my appearance will shock you."

Romon said calmly, "I am God. I have seen all the creations of this world. Nothing can frighten me. Besides, do you think your petrifying eyes can petrify me?"

Medusa smiled awkwardly upon hearing this:
Yes, her petrifying magic eye couldn't possibly petrify a god.

After all, from the perspective of mysticism, God stands at the highest point of mysticism, and her magic eye is only a corner of mysticism.

Her demonic eyes would need to evolve hundreds of millions of times to petrify a god.

After pondering this, Medusa removed her blindfold, revealing her pair of purple eyes.

Luo Meng took a closer look and a faint smile appeared on his lips. He said, "What? Isn't this beautiful? From now on, don't wear the blindfold in front of me under normal circumstances. Just wear it in 'special circumstances'."

Medusa: "But my magic eye has the ability to petrify others, and this petrification ability cannot be turned off; it will take effect passively."

Upon hearing this, Romon said calmly, "You've forgotten again. I am the God of the Mystic World. With me here, your magic eye can no longer passively petrify anyone."

As Romon's voice faded, Medusa's petrifying eyes underwent some unusual changes:

—The ability to passively petrify has disappeared; one can only petrify others when actively released.

Of course, this is not a degeneration of Medusa's Eye, but rather an evolution of it.

It was God's command that gave Medusa's magic eyes a special evolution.

Moreover, Medusa could sense that this evolution was not only affecting her physical body as a Heroic Spirit, but also the source of her Heroic Spirit atop the Throne of Heroes.

This brought Medusa immense joy.

You should know that her pair of magical eyes, capable of passively petrifying others, have caused her endless troubles from the past to the present.

But now, this problem has been solved by her enemies.

In the future, even if the Holy Grail War breaks out again, she will no longer need to be blindfolded, but can participate in the war with her eyes open.

Her magic eye is only used to petrify enemies, not ordinary people or even innocent people.

“Thank you, God Romon,” Medusa said with sincere gratitude.

Luo Meng smiled and said, "You're welcome."

The moment the words left his mouth, Romon placed the same bracelet as Scáthach's on Medusa's neck and said, "Now you are my slave too." (End of Chapter)