Simulate the universe, starting with speedrunning Greek.

If I remember correctly, Agamemnon himself was quite powerful and could be considered a formidable hero.

Chapter Seven: Who actively seeks divine intervention? Aren't they all just waiting to be given equipment? —Despicable

Damn? Not damn?!

At this moment, Night, who seemed to have discovered a crazy, daring path with infinite possibilities, had long forgotten his original intention of simulating the universe.

If we could end the Trojan War in one fell swoop, the final reward would be more exciting than anything else.

If you kill someone the gods want to protect right under their noses, and then, after a wave of mockery, choose to return to the real world.

Um--

That's incredibly reckless!! But it's also very exciting.

As a ruthless and decisive person, Ye directly asked Hector, "On my way back, did anyone else see my face?"

Hector: "What?"

If Ye remembered correctly, his final appearance, burned out and exhausted, was heroic but definitely not good-looking. Even if someone he knew saw him, they would hardly recognize him.

Although he didn't know why Night asked that question, Hector said that indeed, very few people had ever seen what he looked like.

This further confirms Ye's idea, but even so, it is still not safe.

He had saved many civilians in Thebes, and those soldiers and civilians might remember his face. Although if he were to actually infiltrate the enemy, he generally wouldn't appear in Troy, as long as the Trojan high command didn't recognize him.

Ideally, of course, there would be a way to swap faces.

In England, there have been instances where individuals have successfully fooled the upper class by disguising themselves as high-ranking officials, and some have even been mistaken for senior military officers by the military.

But in the end, he was repeatedly defeated by reporters who knew him.

The flaws that often appear in any perfect disguise are those of the most unlikely and insignificant little people.

Thinking about this... Ye began to feel that her plan was too absurd and full of loopholes.

Although he can restart, he can try again. If he dies, it's no big deal.

But if you want to challenge a hellish trial, you must be fully prepared and strive for perfection in every detail in order to seize that fleeting possibility.

Just as Ye's mind was racing, weighing the pros and cons,

Hector and Chrysei looked at Night blankly, wondering what he was thinking, but seeing his serious and focused expression, neither of them disturbed him.

Under the midday sun, the temple was exceptionally quiet, with only the sound of breathing clearly audible.

until--

A beam of light shattered the silence.

As a beam of light shone from the open-air dome and slowly tilted towards where Ye and the others were, Ye suddenly heard a voice in his mind.

Do not--

It wasn't a sound, but it was like a thought suddenly popping into my head.

That thought carried a subtle hint of interest, as if questioning what he was thinking, seemingly knowing that Ye was about to do something interesting.

night:……! !

At this moment, the radiant blessing of Apollo within the Night's body was slightly active, emitting specks of golden light, as if it were singing to welcome the arrival of the god.

Ye was startled, and the thought had already surfaced in her subconscious mind: ...! Apollo?!

And then, a miracle occurred!

Night's conjecture was confirmed, which immediately terrified him.

Right in front of Ye and the others, the statue of Apollo, bathed in sunlight, suddenly spoke: "No need for doubt, hero of mankind."

I am Apollo, the chief god...

Right now, I am just a divine thought that inadvertently noticed everything that happened here.

You seem to be in trouble and need my help.

night:……! !

When the statues could speak, the inanimate objects that should have been lifeless began to move their mouths and clearly speak human language.

At this time, in the Age of Gods, Hector and Chryseis, who had no doubt about the existence of the gods, immediately knelt down. "—Great God of Light, Apollo! Your esteemed presence has actually sent down your divine power because of the trivial troubles of us mortals. We are filled with trepidation!"

Apollo, however, seemed uninterested in the two kneeling figures.

Although Night showed no respect for him and even called him by his name in his mind, Apollo seemed to be particularly fond of him and was not annoyed at all. Instead, he continued to ask Night what he was thinking.

The night's heart pounded with tension. The moment Apollo descended, even those who thought they were prepared to face the gods in the simulated universe were still shaken when the gods truly arrived, even if it was just a thought—

The feeling of grandeur, mystery, vastness and profundity struck his mind in an instant, leaving his consciousness blank.

The first encounter was deadly!

Faced with that vast and mighty power, the body instinctively reacted with frantic alertness and wailing.

Even if Apollo had no ill intentions, Ye found it difficult to resist him at this moment.

Not to mention the great feats of heroes who slay gods, as depicted in certain epics.

Humans, even when faced with the majesty of the gods, feel as if they are about to melt as if they have fallen into lava. In such an environment, let alone having the terrifying and rebellious thought of killing a god, even having a conversation with a god requires immense courage.

The fact that Ye didn't kneel down respectfully like Hector and others was already the limit.

He took a deep breath, suppressing the turmoil in his heart, calmed himself down, and bowed slightly in greeting...

"Greetings to you, good afternoon, great Lord of Light—Lord Apollo!"

"Good afternoon, no need for formalities, son of man. Tell me quickly what you were thinking just now..." Apollo didn't mince words, not even a pretense. He practically wanted to tell Night directly:

I'm very curious, please satisfy my curiosity!

Tell me your plans.

Apollo had been watching this place since the night awoke.

After all, it was a blessing bestowed by him personally, so naturally he wanted to see just how far this human hero could go.

When Chrysei prayed to him, Apollo did not respond, nor did he bother to respond to save an ordinary human woman, and might even offend the sea nymph Thetis—Achilles' mother—for this woman.

After all, the demigod had just run off to the sea to complain, and Thetis had already gone to Zeus. Now, whoever touches Briseis is doomed; she's a powder keg that could be ignited at any moment.

However, noticing that Ye's emotions had just fluctuated drastically, and that she seemed to have different thoughts because of this incident.

In particular, Hector was asked such a strange question—

How many people have actually seen their own face?

Apollo, who had a feeling that Ye was about to do something big, noticed that the other party seemed to be in trouble, so he took the initiative to respond.

In order to fully elicit Ye Xin's thoughts and give him a good show, Apollo didn't mind being the one taking the initiative.

After all, these days, do you really need to actively beg someone for help from God?

Aren't they all gods themselves offering people and equipment as gifts...?

Find it yourself? How despicable!

If Chryseis, who had been praying devoutly, were to learn that her lord god harbored such despicable thoughts, her reverence and the glorious image of Apollo in her heart would likely shatter completely.

At this moment, Chrysaeus and Hector genuinely believed that Apollo had noticed them unintentionally.

Chapter Eight Apollo: You cannot doubt my aesthetic sense! A blessing in the name of the god of music.

Before God, one cannot lie...

A strong intuition, for no apparent reason.

If you lie, the consequences will be terrible—Apollo could tell the truth of every word you said.

This calmed Ye Xinshen down, cleared her mind, and she tried her best not to think about anything else.

He was afraid that if he couldn't help himself, he would think of something impolite, which would displease Apollo and cause him to be crushed to death with a single finger.

For example, if he were to say something like, "Apollo, you're gay," he was afraid that no sooner had he finished thinking it than the sun god would get so angry that he'd sunbathe him on the spot.

After all, the Greek gods were notoriously narrow-minded.

There was no need to hide anything, nor was there any need to hide anything. In that instant, Ye came up with a good idea and made no attempt to conceal the thought in his mind of using the power of the gods to help him achieve his goal.

He began to consciously guide his thinking and started to explain his initial ideas.

After explaining the general plan that night—

Hector immediately disagreed—"That's too dangerous! I can't watch you take that risk!"

Chrysei also expressed her wish that Ye would not take such a risk.

Although she had hoped that the hero would respond to her and save her sister as well as he had saved her.

But the difficulty is completely different.

Night: "This is not just about saving Brices, but also about winning this war."

Although, for the time being, Troy seems to have a slight advantage.

But the Greeks remain a formidable force. I will seek an opportunity to undermine the enemy from within.

genius--!

Seemingly completely unprepared for such a bold and imaginative idea from the night, even the statue of Apollo seemed to short-circuit, falling silent for a moment.

However, compared to these mortals, Apollo, who knew the truth about this war and what the purpose behind it was, suddenly found this to be a very interesting suggestion.

He sensed that Ye was hiding something, but Apollo didn't care.

Some even looked forward to seeing how far this man could go.

If he succeeds, he might even disgust his own father, Zeus! Although they are father and son, Apollo and Zeus do not have a good relationship.

Or rather, most of Zeus's children didn't have a very good relationship with him.

Apollo would even be pleased to see the night humiliate the omnipotent god, the king of the gods, the great god Zeus; it would surely be very pleasing.

"So, you want a face that no one can recognize, is that right?"

Son, I can help you with this.

You have chosen a crazy and dangerous path.