Simulate the universe, starting with speedrunning Greek.

Fortunately, it was discovered early, so the following night she made a white hooded cloak and put it on herself.

The shape was obscured.

Now, although he has acquired this demonic beauty, he has found it somewhat difficult to control this power, so he can only keep it as a permanent passive skill for the time being.

This is even more outrageous than a succubus.

I don't want to attract people wherever I go. It's fine if I only attract beautiful women, but I'm afraid that even male gods won't be able to resist me and will want to break themselves.

Night can only hide itself even more.

Night, who had been keeping his face hidden under his cloak, raised his head slightly this time to reveal the lower half of his face and eyes, in order to see and confirm something.

If this decisive battle, which has been brought forward by an unknown amount of time and is drastically different, still follows certain patterns, then what aspects remain unchanged?

at this time--

Helen, the most beautiful woman in all of Greece, should appear above the city wall.

Even now, Ye doesn't know what Helen looked like, even though he had been in Troy but never met that unfortunate woman.

Having already seen countless beauties such as the goddess of beauty, the moon goddess, and the Chrysei sisters, to be honest, Ye wasn't that curious about the remaining Helen.

But if Helen really did appear on that city wall, it would mean that the goddess who disguised herself as the daughter of the old Trojan king Priam had also fallen...

At this point in time, there's no reason for that goddess to get involved in this mess.

But don’t be afraid of ten thousand, just be afraid of the eventuality.

Only by understanding the disparity in combat strength between the two sides and the characters appearing on the battlefield can Ye better control the overall situation and ensure that everything proceeds according to his plan.

—The goddess that Night was thinking about at this moment was none other than Aphrodite, the goddess of beauty who had been rejected by Night three times a few days ago.

On the city walls, which were almost entirely filled with male soldiers, any unique figures on this battlefield would stand out.

Soon, he saw something in the night, and his pupils contracted slightly.

Surprisingly, they actually discovered two slender figures draped in brown cloaks.

...Have any gods already intervened?

Chapter 80 Laodick: Getting Excited! The Correct Use of the Eye of God

The myth of Paris's duel with his aggrieved Spartan king.

This battle was supposed to be started by Iris, the goddess of the rainbow.

certainly--

There are also rumors that Aphrodite was behind it all.

The only certainty is that one of the two figures standing on the city wall was probably Helen, who had been tricked by the goddess into witnessing two men with whom she had close ties fighting each other to the point of bleeding. Helen was forced to watch this boring, painful, and disgusting spectacle.

The other one should be either the rainbow goddess or the goddess of beauty.

Considering that the Rainbow Goddess's mission was merely to act as a messenger to inform both sides of the war and facilitate the final battle, she probably had no other intentions.

It is more likely that the person on the city wall was Aphrodite.

Out of jealousy of Helen's beauty, she chose Helen as a sacrifice to bring about the Trojan War when Zeus initiated his plan.

Even though Helen had already caused the two most powerful forces in Greece to fight, Aphrodite was still unwilling to let go of this poor woman.

On the day of the battle, he even descended to the mortal realm disguised as Laodike, the daughter of the Trojan king, to invite Helen to watch a battle.

Helen discovers the goddess's identity and begs her to let her go, saying she just wants to go home.

But she was rejected.

She was threatened by the goddess that if she did not do as she wished, she would be given to other men as playthings.

Helen had no choice but to follow the goddess's human incarnation to the city wall.

They traveled smoothly without hindrance along the way.

The guards who were originally watching over Helen completely ignored them, and at the same time, they mistook the girl with gray hair and blue eyes, who was similar to Chrysei and the other sisters but with completely different hair and eye colors, for the king's daughter—their princess of Troy.

Helen's beautiful platinum hair and azure eyes were concealed under her cloak until they reached behind the city walls.

The goddess of beauty, now known as Laodick—

She originally wanted to continue using the name Venus, but Bie Ye had already exposed her last time, so she changed to a new name this time.

It is worth mentioning that--

There is only one Laodick in this world; there is no such thing as a real Laodick being hidden away.

She merely used the power of love and the authority of the gods to alter the memories of the old king and others, thus creating a legitimate identity for herself to walk among humans.

'This time you won't be able to easily discover my identity, will you? Hero Griffith!' At this moment, the Trojan princess Laodick, standing on the city wall, was filled with confident fantasy.

To this end, she even went so far as to use a great deal of divine power to manage this new identity and prevent the detection of abilities such as prophecy.

She would use the power of Troy to help her complete her revenge, sending the mighty Hector to defeat Griffith, the descendant of the dragon slayer and son of Prometheus, and then bring him before her.

She was to be taken captive and used by her as a princess.

At that time-

She will act as a gentle savior, redeeming the other party, making them fall madly in love with her, and then completely turning them into her tool and pawn, to be used by her.

Since you've abandoned the goddess's sincerity and gentleness, then be prepared to face being enveloped by your own coldness.

Therefore, we are now willing to help Troy to win, even at the cost of assisting Troy...

A raging fire of vengeance burned in the goddess's eyes, while at the same time, she thought about her foolproof plan—

She quickly discovered the vulnerability.

Griffith must also participate in this duel; that way, she is confident that she can manipulate the situation so that Hector, the strongest hero in all of Troy, will face off against her and bring him back to her side.

Only by making the other party a prisoner can one proceed to the next step of their plan, making them madly infatuated with them and licking their toes.

So the goddess, who still preferred to be barefoot, couldn't help but curl up her round, plump little toes on her exposed, crystal-white feet adorned with beautiful gold and silver anklets.

He couldn't suppress the urge to smile; he seemed to be trembling with excitement at the imagined scene.

That ferocious expression, paired with her adorable face, this sickly princess, combined with her current youthful appearance, is enough to excite any pervert.

certainly--

The perversion here does not include Helen, who is standing next to him at this moment.

No matter how cute the other person's face may be now, Helen, who clearly knows the other person's true identity and has been tricked before, immediately falls victim to the PDS effect.

In a timid voice, on the verge of tears, she whispered hesitantly, "Goddess...?"

Fearing that the other party was plotting something new to torment her, she was genuinely afraid.

Her breath was as sweet as orchids—when that soft, gentle voice rang out, it interrupted the thoughts of Aphrodite—no, the sickly Princess Laodice.

The princess immediately smiled gently and said, "What's wrong, Sister Helen? Are you feeling unwell?"

Just call me Laedic. There aren't any goddesses or big shots like that around here.

It seems like she instantly switched to a kind and understanding little angel mode.

To the outside world, she doesn't want to reveal her identity as a goddess and is very keen on playing the role she is currently pretending to be.

Originally, I was going to give Helen a little pointers, warning her not to call me that in public and to address me as a princess, when suddenly—

Cupid's gaze inadvertently met that of someone who happened to be looking up in his direction.

When I noticed that familiar figure.

In that instant, the human body of Cupid tensed up.

——! ! !

Has he found me again?

No, no, no... Don't scare yourself, it's probably just a coincidence.

How could a human like a cricket repeatedly discover the disguise of a deity?

With such an impeccable appearance, even Zeus would not recognize him.

Damn it, don't scare yourself.

Feeling angry at her own incompetent performance, how could Cupid possibly carry out her revenge plan?

Upon realizing this, the princess immediately regained her composure and calm.

Moreover, at this distance, the other party doesn't possess the same divine vision as me. They can probably only see a blurry figure and can't see my face at all, not to mention that she has specially changed her appearance this time, which is completely different from my original appearance.

very good--!!

It was probably just an accident.

Even now that the other party can't see her, and although she appears to be a human princess, she actually has the vision of a god. Doesn't that mean she can openly admire the other party's stunning beauty?

This sudden discovery made Aphrodite subconsciously lick her lips, and she immediately thought to herself: This is excellent!

Chapter 81 God does not care; Sons of man, what objections do you have?

Completely unaware that she had been suspected and her true identity had been guessed, the princess began to unabashedly admire Ye's stunning beauty.

Whether it was a misperception or not, Radiok felt that the already handsome face was even more attractive to him.

If what initially attracted me to the other person was their unique aura, now even their face has become incredibly alluring.

This hateful man is actually quite handsome.

A blush crept across the goddess's fair face.

Meanwhile, Helen, who witnessed all of this, though timid, was very intelligent and chose not to disturb the goddess of beauty at this moment.

Rather, she would prefer that the goddess ignore her and shift her attention away from her.

Helen's gaze unconsciously followed that of the goddess of beauty, wanting to see what she was looking at.

Originally lacking a divine perspective, Helen should not have been able to see the face of the night on the distant battlefield like the goddess of beauty.

A strong intuition led her to pinpoint the exact location where the goddess of beauty was gazing.

Finally, it stopped in the direction of the square formation where Night was located.

That was where the Greek heroes were located, but it was the most secluded corner among them.