Simulate the universe, starting with speedrunning Greek.

He believed that no one could catch up with him—not even the swift-moving Achilles.

Just as the night was ending and he was preparing to return to camp, he finished the last thing he did for the day.

As Ye reached the entrance to his camp, he suddenly felt a familiar sense of unease and a sudden, unsettling unease.

That spirit, far more acute than that of wild beasts, became even more exceptional with the blessing of the Roman dragon, and thus began to develop the rudiments of a sixth sense.

Looking at the now calm and peaceful camp, Ye's good mood, which had been because she had found her target and even interacted with the adorable Brices and fed a little kitten, had vanished.

His smile faded, and he fell silent, looking intently into the camp.

This feeling was familiar to me; I felt the same way when I met Apollo and Artemis before.

But at the same time, it's also very unfamiliar.

Night could confirm that the creature inside was definitely not either Apollo or Artemis.

Chapter 72 Sweet Talk Venus, the impatient one says if being soft won't work, then being hard will!

In ancient Greece, the gods often changed their appearance and walked as humans.

However, their outstanding temperament and immense presence due to the nature of life, no matter how much they try to conceal it, will not completely eliminate the overwhelming sense of oppression, even if you stuff an elephant into the body of an ant.

Humans may also perceive the descent of deities through observation.

But none of them were as abnormal as Ye, who, without even seeing anyone, could sense the abnormality in the surrounding air and determine the presence of a deity simply by following his intuition and feelings from afar.

It's practically a god-like spirit-searching machine...

Meanwhile, a certain goddess, completely unaware that she had been exposed and still in disguise, was waiting for night to come in from inside her tent.

Seeing that Ye hadn't come in yet, the goddess frowned slightly.

'Since you won't come in, then I'll come out and find you—!' He could no longer contain his curiosity and interest in the night.

It strode towards the outside world...

Meanwhile, the night, which had heard footsteps outside, did not leave.

His expression remained impassive, but a growing sense of vigilance crept into his heart.

finally--

He saw what the other person looked like.

She was a girl with long, beautiful golden hair like ocean waves, and her azure eyes, which seemed to speak volumes, were both innocent and alluring.

Her fair skin was rosy, her limbs were slender and graceful, and her curves were exquisite... She was dressed as a hunter.

The clothing was very simple, but the most striking feature was the bare feet and the bright white thighs and calves, which were very eye-catching and made it hard to look away.

She looks like a beautiful girl, like an innocent lily, but her alluring temperament doesn't contradict it at all; they blend together perfectly, making her appear exceptionally pure and seductive.

The other party was dressed as a female hunter—

This is the pose that goddesses used when they tempted their favorite humans in the mortal world.

She is Aphrodite, the goddess of love and beauty.

As the goddess of love and beauty, Aphrodite understood men's aesthetic sense very well and knew what type of girls they liked.

This innocence, tinged with a touch of unconscious allure, is like the natural charm of a ripe peach waiting to be picked—it's what most attracts men's desire to explore.

Although many male gods and heroes, even after knowing that she is promiscuous, still do not mind and are willing to sleep with her.

But Aphrodite wasn't so sure; the night was also something like that.

In particular, Ye showed little interest in the spoils of a stunning beauty like Helen, and did not display any competitive spirit.

This makes one feel that he should be a hero of upright character.

Such heroes are also more aloof.

Aphrodite was very interested in the night, as she had shown in the heavens before.

And if you're moved, take action!

So Aphrodite descended to Earth disguised as a huntress.

Moreover, despite being a seasoned pro, Aphrodite even pretended to be an innocent and naive girl in order to get closer to Ye.

But her every smile and frown, and her seemingly deliberately cute and innocent look, shone brightly in the darkness, like an 800-watt light bulb in the night.

Who is this goddess?

Why does she seem to have a... well... tea-like air about her?

The overpowering, affected aroma of green tea was almost overwhelming.

Although Aphrodite's disguise was so pure, her innate beauty was far superior to ordinary tea.

But compared to the godlike perception of the Night, especially compared to the truly reserved and elegant beauty Brices, the Night was far superior.

The feigned innocence was instantly exposed, revealing numerous flaws.

Unaware of the other party's intentions, Ye could only pretend not to know their identity and frowned as she asked, "Why did you come out of my camp? Who are you?"

Aphrodite felt a surge of joy when she saw the night's gaze upon her.

It was worth it for her to dress up as a hunter like Artemis (in a slightly revealing and slightly risqué way).

Sure enough, men like this kind of girl who is both innocent and alluring.

A perfect blend of innocence and allure—unbeatable!

She noticed that before nightfall, gazes lingered on her bare feet and skin, so Aphrodite began to subtly reveal her skin, lifting her hair to expose her fair collarbone, while shyly smiling and saying, "I came here specifically to see you, Lord Griffith..."

Sorry, I have trespassed into your camp.

I called out from outside but received no response, so I took the liberty of coming in to check, only to find you were no longer there...

I've tidied up your room for you.

Aphrodite tried her best to appear as a hero's admirer.

This might help her get closer to night.

But having already confirmed her status as a goddess, Ye now felt only endless vigilance and wariness towards her.

He asked, "What's your name?"

Aphrodite: "Venus, my name is Venus..."

At this point, Aphrodite revealed her alias.

Completely unaware that Ye, on the other side, immediately understood his identity upon hearing the name.

Venus—! Boom! My mind exploded, going completely blank.

It's Venus?

Isn't that just the name of the Roman god of love after he changed his name?

Damn it—I've actually been targeted by this goddess of love and beauty, Ying Dang?

Ye was immediately startled.

It's unclear whether this goddess was attracted to her beauty or discovered something and was simply testing her.

After all, when Aphrodite approaches you, it doesn't necessarily mean she wants to sleep with you; it could also be like Paris, giving you a big 'surprise'.

Out of this wariness, and coupled with his complete disinterest in public buses and his disdain for a licentious goddess like Aphrodite, Ye did not accept the various advances of the human hunter 'Venus' who was the embodiment of love.

At this moment, Aphrodite, who had fallen in love with Ye at first sight, was unaware that she had already been exposed. She was still greeting Ye, hoping to talk to him a little longer.

She was right; without disguise, Ye would never be interested in a goddess like her.

However, with Venus already exposed, the possibility of conquering her at night has been lost.

At this moment, no matter how she tried to entice Ye, to get closer and talk to him more, she was rejected by Ye's elegant and polite smile.

This made Venus so anxious that she wanted to use her divine power to control Night, tell her about her sweet and expectant feelings—the wonder of love—and invite her to experience the joy of going to Paradise together. (Night: Is that love?)

I'm embarrassed to expose you.

Even Apollo wasn't this impatient.

Gradually, Venus used all her sweet words and was willing to offer many conditions, but Night still looked at Eros with a 'disdainful' gaze (purely Eros's fantasy, nothing actually changed), which greatly agitated her, and she almost fainted to the ground.

It's important to know that although gods occasionally descend to the mortal realm, they may transform into mortals to pursue humans, indulge in romance, and have some fun.

But in reality, they are all impatient.

Once the soft approach fails, they will immediately reveal their true nature and resort to force!

At this point, Aphrodite was already reaching her limit.

Chapter Seventy-Three: Son of Sin, Adonis: The Beauty of Demonic Nature

"...How could you look at me like that?"

Dear Griffith—

"I love and cherish you so much. Why won't you even look at me or talk to me properly?" Cupid had long forgotten his innocent persona and pleaded with utter grievance and humility.

Although her words were humble, her expression was quite the opposite; she showed no sign of humiliation whatsoever, but rather immense excitement…

His eyes burned with a fiery light as he stared at the night, unwilling to look away.

The more Ye resisted, the more she liked it...

It's even more exciting, it arouses a desire to conquer.

Upon hearing Aphrodite's words, Ye roughly understood that Aphrodite's purpose was the former.

In other words—she was attracted to his looks and wanted to sleep with him.

This humble goddess of love, disguised as a human woman, even seemed to have forgotten her identity as a goddess, and made this request to him.

If it were any other hero, knowing that the most beautiful goddess in all of Greece was willing to go to such lengths for him, they would be terrified.

He'd be so excited he wouldn't be able to close his legs, and would just lean over and press himself against her.

But the night found it dirty—

Is this a case of being reduced to the same treatment as Adonis?

I don't want to spend another night entangled with this goddess...