Simulate the universe, starting with speedrunning Greek.

Although hundreds of years of living with mindless, cursed, and resentful spirits had somewhat warped Helena's personality.

But aside from her unrestrained and wild nature in battle, she still holds back in other aspects, such as her girlish heart.

She knew perfectly well what she had just done—

Kissing is something that only partners and loved ones can do, right?

She doesn't reject the idea of ​​night as her partner.

For dragons, only a mate who can truly impress them with strength is someone who will satisfy them.

The weak are not entitled to the right to reproduce; the dragon's mindset is so savage, simple, and brutal.

She had become obsessed with his powerful figure during the battle and had fallen in love with the feeling of fighting him.

If you absolutely must choose a partner to have children with, why not choose one who allows you to fight to your heart's content, and fight with them to the ends of the earth?

Her love for him was so intense that she wanted to devour his flesh and tear him apart.

If such intense emotions don't count as love, then what does?

To be a sycophant like your mother, willing to give up your own country in the end, only to be kicked to the curb in the end?

Helena recalled with a disdainful expression that if you love a man, you should either completely subdue him or be subdued by him, and conquer him with strength.

If it were her, standing in the position of the Carthaginian queen, if the first Aeneas dared to run away, she would have directly attacked him with dragon breath, then cut off his legs with a scythe and forcibly tied him to her side.

If Aeneas were to accidentally kill himself during this process, it would only prove that he was too weak.

She would never look down on a weak person—

Helena is confident in her judgment.

However—just when Helena thought that everything would be fine after signing the one-sided soul contract, and that she would eventually be able to contact Night through the contract.

However—the next moment, Helena's expression suddenly froze.

Just now, Ye's soul aura vanished from her perception and disappeared from this world.

Boom~! ! !

A soaring magical radiance swept into the sky, as if a violent, evil magic crawling out of hell swept across the earth, dyeing it dark red.

Helena's eyes turned from azure blue to crimson again, and a sinister smile appeared on her lips.

ha? !

Who was it?! Which damned god made the move?!

Are they the twelve Olympian gods, the barbarian gods of Norse mythology, or the fairies of the Celtic peninsula?

To be able to steal and hide the soul of the night right under her nose, haha—what audacity!

With a whoosh, a bright red hooded cloak woven with magical power appeared on Helena, concealing her alluring body and transforming her into an adorable and harmless figure, much like Little Red Riding Hood from a fairy tale.

certainly--

Anyone who actually takes her for an innocent little girl is bound to be in big trouble.

At the same time, unbeknownst to them, this was merely a simulation of the universe automatically settling accounts after someone had completely lost their breath and left this world.

When I opened my eyes that night, what did I see? The black tower. My little feet were sticking out, and it was observing me with great interest.

Night: "An unexpectedly pure color..."

Black Tower?: "???"

Suddenly, as if realizing something, Black Tower? She pressed down on her skirt with one hand, covering her underwear that had nowhere to go.

Her face flushed slightly, but she said nonchalantly, "One good news, one bad news."

Which one should we listen to first?

Night: "Bad news."

Black Tower?: "The bad news is you're dead."

The Rome-based simulated universe test has concluded.

I just joined a battle without even knowing why, and then... that was it...

Although I know that the Roman waters in my universe are not ordinary.

But to his surprise, he stumbled upon a huge surprise right after he started his adventures and began searching for miracles.

Marking the real site of Carthage in his mind, Ye was prepared. He would never set foot on that land until he was strong enough to beat the mother dragon with one hand, and he would never go looking for trouble.

In the simulated universe, he can fight to his heart's content and fight with all his might when necessary. But in the real universe, you only have one life, so you still need to be cautious when necessary.

Night: "The good news?"

Black Tower?: "You have accomplished several great feats in the Roman universe, all of which are sufficient to mark a historical turning point, in other words—"

The rewards can now be processed.

Night: "Then let's go!"

This is indeed good news.

He brought Apollo's blessing from the Greek universe, so while other things in the Roman universe are still uncertain, the possibility of bringing out the will of the Roman land is quite high.

The thought of the abnormal enhancement that thing brought, the continuous strengthening, and Helena's initial leniency, ultimately led him to develop terrifying strength capable of fighting dragons.

Although the Blue Flame mode played a significant role in this, Helena also activated the Red Flame mode accordingly.

Then proceed to settlement mode.

Soon, a lot of information filled Ye's mind.

First, there's the blessing of his Roman lands, which is fine; it was brought out directly.

Secondly, there is the "Forty-Three Warriors of the Ebro River," which is a conceptualized response to the legend that their great deeds were recognized and recorded in Roman cosmological history.

Similar to the Noble Phantasm Reality Marble in the Type-Moon universe, this ability has formed a power that is as natural as his authority, and he can control it as easily as his own arm.

He can summon the spirits of the forty-three heroes who fought alongside him whenever he needs to.

After being enhanced by the legend, the forty-three warriors are no longer just ordinary soldiers in life; they have all received corresponding enhancements and improvements.

Furthermore, as Ye's strength increases, his soldiers can also continuously grow stronger.

This ability doesn't seem particularly strong, but among the forty-three people, there are two very special individuals who can be brought out by him.

One of them is Tiberius Gracchus!

Just imagine the expressions on the faces of the Romans who have lived from the previous era to the present, if we were to summon the spirit of Gracchus in reality; that makes me happy.

That would certainly be a very interesting sight.

And the second one is Karl!

This once-dead partner can be resurrected in the real world in another form.

If my guess during the battle beneath the ruins of Carthage was correct, then there is something wrong with the name of the Lista family.

Or rather—like the Julius family, they were simply another bloodline of the hero Aeneas.

They are also a family that inherited the fighting skills of the hero Aeneas.

Descendants of heroes!

No wonder that on the Ebro River, Karl, who was ultimately injured, was the one who, along with Night and Tiberius, was the last man standing.

Sure enough, no matter where you go, it's a wicked world where bloodline is the ultimate sovereign.

It's not that heroes can't emerge from ordinary people, but it seems really difficult for exceptionally powerful beings to appear.

Think of those Greek heroes vying for the title of strongest; weren't they all of demigod lineage?

Chapter 142 Simulated Settlement Rewards, Black Tower?: Don't kiss me after you've kissed someone else.

Soon, Ye would no longer have to worry about the difference brought about by this bloodline bonus.

The Dragon of Rome

A separate settlement reward, distinct from the Roman Land Will Blessing, also appeared in Night's Mind.

Derived from the blessing of the Roman land will, it was originally meant to grant mortals favored by the land's will a blessing comparable to that of pure-blooded dragons, and if desired, even the ability to transform into a giant dragon.

This is more similar to the blessing from Arthur, the red dragon, in neighboring Britain; its power is so abnormal that it's practically indistinguishable from a transformation.

After being blessed once, even if the blessing of the Roman land will be lost, the power of the dragon will not dissipate.

In the simulated universe, Night has fully unleashed this power from her bloodline.

...The previous Blazing Mode was an instinctive talent of the dragon race, belonging to the same level as divine authority.

That is to say-

Even if he encounters a hero who is far superior to him in terms of strength and physical ability, Ye will no longer be helpless.

In addition, the merit bonuses from completing great deeds were automatically absorbed and integrated by the Roman Land Will Blessing because their attributes were too similar, thus strengthening the level of the Roman Land Will Blessing.

If the previous harvest was already a great success, what followed would be an unexpected surprise or a shock?

"The Red Dragon's Soul Symbiotic Pact—"

"The Dragon of Carthage, the Queen Who Rules Earth and Heaven—Her real name is suspected to be: Helena (???)"

The red dragon that signed the soul symbiosis contract, being a one-sided partnership contract, implicitly accepts the other party's binding of their soul to the host's without the host's consciousness—from which point both parties can sense the approximate location of the other's soul aura.

Even if they are hidden deep in the underworld, or within Tartarus, they can still find each other's coordinates by sensing their presence.

This contract allows him to share some of the Red Dragon's power, nourishing Night's body and helping him quickly overcome the awkward period in the real universe when his physical strength was growing too slowly.

In contrast, Ye doesn't need to issue any notice; he can simply be a freeloader.

Was this unilateral, overbearing clause signed by the mother dragon herself?!

Ye's expression suddenly turned strange—

What's the point of this?!

What does that mean—give it away for free?

Although—but—it seems he didn't suffer any loss; on the contrary, he gained a great advantage.

It doesn't matter what the other party's purpose is.