Simulate the universe, starting with speedrunning Greek.

依靠一个雅典娜加护，连战神阿瑞斯都敢揍，美丽如爱神阿佛洛狄忒也是一点都不怜花惜玉，说杀就想杀！

They almost killed the true founder of Rome and his mother together.

To put it in perspective, this was a man who almost wiped out Rome.

However, due to their respective positions, Night and Diomedes are now absolute enemies.

Diomedes, who faithfully stands on Athena's side, is one of the few heroes who is completely impossible to win over, and his unpredictability is too great.

With unwavering faith and explosive fighting power, when they unleash their full potential—they can kill even God's enemies with a fruit knife.

With just the blessing of a god, he could defeat other gods, especially since the powerful god of war, Ares, was among them.

Isn't this just like a kid behaving like an adult?

Yet, he still manages to achieve many astonishing victories; such a person is extremely dangerous as an enemy and must be eliminated.

In the future, Ares, Apollo, and Eros will all be gods who will openly stand on the side of Troy, even if it is just to protect our main force. At this moment, Ye also felt a strong killing intent towards Diomedes!

Not to mention—I'm the Dragon of Rome! I even have the blessing of the will of the Roman land on me.

You almost destroyed Rome?

As the chosen one of the Roman will, having received such a huge wave of benefits, how could he not help them cut down this guy who almost killed Rome?

In short, he and Diomedes were completely incompatible in every way.

However, Ye did not reveal his intense killing intent at this moment.

After all, despite the commotion, they still had to go undercover afterwards.

It seems like a lot of noise but little action now. As long as you find the right excuse to protect your goddess's image, no matter how outrageous the actions are, as long as you don't cross her bottom line, there's still room for reconciliation.

Thinking of this, a look even colder than the coldest winter appeared on Ye's handsome face, which was as beautiful as a daffodil.

He said in a cold voice, as if filled with utter anger: "Griffiths—Lista…!"

Odysseus and Diomedes: "...!"

what?

Night: "I swear in the name of my grandfather Kratos—"

I will break down any barrier that stands in my way before my God.

"Arrogant Argonaut king, you will pay the price for your mistakes."

Odysseus was getting anxious—the situation was about to get even worse.

Odysseus: "Wait, hero Griffith—! Stop! Didn't you come to help Greece?"

Why are you attacking our soldiers?

I think there must be some misunderstanding here.

Diomedes, who was preparing to retaliate, stopped.

Seeing this, Ye looked in the direction of Odysseus. Who was this?

That vitality and presence, far exceeding that of ordinary people, has already heralded the arrival of another hero.

Even so, Ye remained calm—even feeling that the advantage was still in his hands.

It's almost dark, and when the moonlight appears, I'll be invincible—I'm certain of it!

Although the invincibility buff is a debuff that often causes people to suffer setbacks.

But anything that doesn't kill him will only become nourishment that makes him stronger.

Odysseus began to loudly urge Night to come down and have a proper talk.

But Ye indicated there was no room for negotiation—at times like this, it's best to just go for it and abandon any thought process.

It is true that he and the divine deer were left outside for half a day.

So much time has passed, and not only Agamemnon, but not even a decent hero has come out to greet us.

This was not only an insult to him personally, but also to Telephus, the son of Hercules who had introduced him, and to the golden-horned stag known to all Greeks as the chariot of the goddess.

You have insulted my faith—! Then there is nothing more to discuss. Only blood will bear witness and defend this dignity and face.

When Odysseus persuaded Night—not intentionally to make him wait, but because of the rules of the camp, Agamemnon was busy at the time and could not deal with your matter immediately.

Agamemnon, who was busy partying with beautiful women during the day, was still unaware of what had happened.

Although one cannot see this scene at night, one knows that Odysseus is talking nonsense.

This is the kind of talk that even a three-year-old wouldn't believe—

Using this to fool people is an insult to their intelligence.

Odysseus probably knew that what he said was too far-fetched, but he still said it anyway, since he really couldn't explain it to Agamemnon, and he could only try to avoid conflict between the two sides.

Killing Griffith was not difficult, but how would they face the wrath of the moon goddess after killing him?

It was for this reason that Odysseus swallowed his anger and kept comforting Night, hoping to quell his rage and salvage the situation.

Little did he know that the night wouldn't give him any face at all—

Ye said directly, "The Greek army's camp? — How can a forbidden zone for cowards stop true warriors?"

Since we are not welcome here, let's destroy the entire Greek camp.

Then, at Night's signal, the divine deer charged forward again, but a figure came to stop it even faster. Diomedes thrust his spear, but not at the divine deer, but at Night on its back. If the divine deer continued to charge forward with its momentum, Night would be pierced through the chest by the spear.

This was a ruthless act with no intention of leaving anyone alive. Ye Wei smiled slightly at this, and the next moment, to the surprise of Diomedes and Odysseus, he suddenly reached out and grabbed the tip of the spear!

...! ! !

What? Odysseus: —How dare he? He actually tried to grasp Diomedes' weapon with his bare hands, the sharp end of it!

madman--!

Not to mention Odysseus, even Diomedes himself at this point had no idea.

But he quickly realized what was happening, and a ferocious and angry look appeared on his face. He felt humiliated by his opponent's contempt for him.

What an impudent, strange hero!

Such arrogance! Even Achilles might not dare to face his own spear directly.

Although Diomedes never tested whether his spear could harm the invulnerable Achilles, he had no doubt about his own strength.

A strong person must possess the magnanimity, dignity, and spirit of a strong person! They must have absolute confidence that they are the strongest!

When faced with provocation from the enemy, make them pay a heavy price, an eye for an eye, and pay for their transgression with blood!

Boom! Diomedes' arm, veins bulging, was strengthened by the powerful life force of Mana, making it appear thicker as he accelerated his thrust towards Night.

however--

Bang! A pair of powerful hands finally stopped at the side of the spear and clenched tightly.

Amidst pairs of incredulous and awestruck gazes, it was as if they had grasped the future—

……!What?

Chapter Thirty-Nine: You're looking for a wife just like Artemis, and you still say you have no ideas?

Diomedes's arm veins bulged, but no matter how much force he exerted, the weapon in his hand was as if welded shut, tightly gripped by Night.

How is that possible?!

What kind of monster has this strength?

Odysseus, who was watching, seemed to be seeing something unbelievable, like something out of Arabian Nights, and his eyes widened in horror.

At this moment, the dragon aspect within Ye's body had completely boiled over.

The red dragon lends its strength, and the Roman dragon itself provides added blessing—

If we translate this into a game, among the six attributes of Night, Strength is arguably the one that grows the fastest.

In a pure contest of physical strength, even the Minotaur and a young Hercules would be—

Well, Hercules can't compare; young Hercules was already a force to be reckoned with.

This character was a bug among bugs even during his demigod era.

But Ye, who was gradually growing more and more like a dragon in terms of physical strength, was now only a simple contest of wrist strength, except for the first time when he almost couldn't help but drop his hand.

As a mortal hero who had not yet received Athena's blessing, Diomedes' power was still somewhat insufficient in the face of the night.

then--

Night suddenly roared, and a terrible scene unfolded before the horrified eyes of Odysseus and countless soldiers.

He grabbed the tip of the spear with one hand and lifted Diomedes up, body and all, until his legs slowly left the ground.

Then, boom! Diomedes was flung away.

The immense force sent Diomedes flying, unable to even grip his weapon tightly.

He crashed to the ground in a sorry state, and the earth trembled.

Then Diomedes simply gripped the spear he had stolen as his weapon. Although it couldn't compare to the spears of Hector, Achilles, and others, Diomedes' weapon was clearly of good quality.

After all, it is a weapon that can harm gods in the future; ordinary weapons would probably have difficulty even breaking through the body of a god.

Night rode the divine stag and charged at Diomedes.

I'll kill you while you're sick!

If they could take advantage of the situation and eliminate this future threat, although it would anger Athena, it would save Troy from losing Aphrodite, the goddess of love, the god of war, and the demigod hero Aeneas.

In the original story, without Diomedes, the God of War's assault almost succeeded.

The myth describes how the god of war, before the other gods, including Zeus, could react, stirred up storms on the earth and led the Trojans to massacre Greek heroes and soldiers.

Ares's main characteristic was rebellion. Zeus wanted the Greeks to win, but Ares insisted on letting Troy win, and they almost succeeded.

This is also why, when Ares was injured and went to Zeus, Zeus did not help him.

But if Diomedes is killed here, and Ares reignites a great war among humans in the future, who in Greece will stand up to stop the mighty god of war before the other gods can react and come to their aid?!

Night truly wanted Diomedes dead...

Although he admired the other party when he read the myth, sorry—! There is only one thing he admits is that he is just as selfish as those hated heroes; he will only help those who are closer to him.