Simulate the universe, starting with speedrunning Greek.

He took one last deep breath and reached out to grasp the divine spear that had been transformed from an arrow.

After considering the true nature of this gun, for a fleeting moment, Yoru was reminded of Orion's Arrow from the world of DanMachi.

That was also formed from the goddess's weapon, and only Orion, by destiny, could draw and use it—a divine spear capable of saving the world.

Is this thing similar to that one?

After sensing the terrifying divine power hidden within, Ye couldn't help but make such unnecessary associations.

But after trying, it seemed that even with his current strength, he still couldn't unleash the full power of the divine spear.

This means... it wasn't approved?!

But that's enough.

This gun is too powerful and of too high a rank; it's not something he can use right now.

Even if it is only used as a weapon in combat, its hardness and the power that seems to be enhanced by some passive attributes are still powerful enough.

Perhaps he could use this magical weapon to try and crush someone to death? Just imagining that scene is too beautiful to bear.

Most importantly—as discovered at night—this divine spear can be transformed into flowing moonlight and absorbed into the body.

Can it be converted between entities and non-entities?!

This discovery filled Ye with immense joy.

Oh wow! Doesn't that mean we can bring out a simulated universe?

No, we can't be too happy yet. What if this thing is different from the conceptual object, or for some reason it can't be taken out as a reward during the settlement? Then our joy will turn into sorrow.

After carefully storing this divine weapon, which was written as a divine spear and read as the arrow of Artemis.

After resting for a while, he left the room and began to gather information about the current time and situation.

This inquiry soon led him to hear some startling news.

The hero Palamedes—is dead?!

I finished the final battle, took a nap, and when I woke up, Brother Zhenli was gone?

Who could have done such a thing? Was it Odysseus?

After learning the whole story, Ye's expression became even more interesting.

Reality is even more outrageous than the original myth!

It's absolutely outrageous—it's outrageous to the extreme!

To sum it up in one sentence—

Odysseus did indeed want to kill Palamedes, but his plan was only halfway through when it was thwarted, and he even ended up being blamed for it!

But why was Ye so certain that Odysseus had been tricked?

Can he say that he has seen the original story plot and how it unfolded?

Don't ask, it's all from God's perspective! It's open! Damn, this is messed up—the plot is completely out of control!

Chapter 111 I've stirred up a hornet's nest! Goddess Mahe?

First, let's briefly talk about how Odysseus tricked Palamedes to death in the original mythology, right?

After Apollo's witch was abducted by the Greeks, Apollo's divine punishment tormented the Greeks to the point of near death, and King Agamemnon finally agreed to release her.

But Apollo still gave the oracle—not enough! He wanted a hundred more sheep.

Palamedes was chosen to prepare the sacrifices, a special honor, but it also aroused Odysseus's jealousy, completely igniting the resentment that had been building up in Odysseus's heart.

Odysseus then secretly buried a sum of gold in Palamedes' tent and forged a letter from the old Trojan king Priam to Palamedes.

The letter mentioned thanking him for betraying the Greeks' military secrets and rewarding him with gold.

The letter was given to a Phrygian slave, who was then discovered by Odysseus himself, who then killed the messenger in a fit of rage.

When Odysseus revealed this letter to the other heroes, the outcome was predictable.

In reality, unlike in the myth, Odysseus seems to still be dissatisfied with Palamedes. His pent-up resentment led him to begin burying gold and forging letters nine years earlier than planned.

However, when he angrily went to Agamemnon with the letter, intending to summon all the heroes, he found that they were already there.

They also learned that Palamedes had long since died.

Before he could falsely accuse Palamedes, he cried out, "Truth, you are dead before me!" and was then killed by the heroes as a traitor.

Palamedes had already been assassinated.

A letter was found in his room; it turned out to be Palamedes's last will and testament.

The text clearly states that the author discovered that Odysseus deeply hated him because of past unpleasant events and had begun plotting against him.

He discovered Odysseus's plot and prepared to expose it when it was about to unfold—revealing its ugly side to all the heroes.

Then--

Then the Palamedes disappeared.

Odysseus was later arrested as the prime suspect, and the forged letter was also discovered.

But Palamedes are all dead, and they do not say that the dead are the greatest!

This time, almost none of the heroes believed in the authenticity of Odysseus's forged letters.

They even became more suspicious of Odysseus.

And then a hero proposed—

Palamedes was chosen to inherit Achilles' armor and even nearly died on the battlefield, perhaps because Odysseus said that Palamedes was the most suitable candidate.

Odysseus's words were malicious!

Odysseus: ...!! Bullshit! The original words were clearly, "The most knowledgeable among us should be Palamedes."

Patroclus chose him for this reason, what does that have to do with me, Odysseus?!

But sometimes, once the seed of doubt is planted, it's not so easy to clear it away.

No one believed a word that Odysseus, as a suspect, said.

Even Odysseus's previous words and deeds were brought up by the heroes, and suddenly they all seemed to carry great doubts and questions.

This time, Odysseus was completely smeared, and there was no way to clear his name.

The only person who might believe Odysseus turned out to be a traitor.

Night knows that Odysseus was most likely wronged—he wasn't that stupid to do something like killing Palamedes outright.

It's a miracle that Palamedes, that honest man, could anticipate Odysseus's plot so clearly.

Even Night suspected that Palamedes' 'last will' might be a forgery.

After all, Odysseus had already forged a letter from the old king of Troy and colluded with Palamedes. So, the subsequent forgery of Palamedes' will was like a divine intervention, allowing Odysseus to completely outmaneuver all his plans from a godlike perspective.

It seems perfectly normal?

He couldn't understand what had happened, but this incident made Ye wary, realizing that—besides himself, it seemed that someone else was up to something?

This time, the wicked Hughes became the victim and was imprisoned, with no chance of being released until his name was cleared.

So many things happened during the few days that he was in a coma.

Even the awakening of the great hero of night failed to cause much of a stir in Greece.

The atmosphere among the allied forces was particularly heavy and tense after the successive blows. Only the awakening of the night brought some joy to everyone, but only a little.

Ye originally thought it might take some time to find out who the other group of people secretly causing trouble was.

During the day, he gathered all the information he wanted to know from the Allied forces, whether useful or not, and received a whole lot of it.

He then went to the place where Brices was being held to visit the poor, lonely girl, which delighted her greatly.

After calming the other person down a bit...

As night fell and Ye returned to his base, a familiar feeling suddenly returned.

Night stopped at its own doorstep...

'—! Which deity has descended this time? Such an unfamiliar presence!'

He's practically stirred up a hornet's nest!

Knowing there was no way to avoid it, Ye calmly stepped into her tent.

Then——

He then saw a beautiful figure with short red hair lying on his bed.

She was dressed very lightly, in a semi-transparent black bodysuit. Her perfect and hot body had exaggerated curves, and the combination of her large breasts and tiny waist was simply not a human body shape.

Her legs, encased in black boots, swayed leisurely up and down, their thighs and calves occasionally squeezing out plump flesh, exuding an alluring and seductive charm.

Seemingly noticing that Ye had entered, the other person propped their chin on one hand and looked over with interest.

It was a delicate face, as alluring as a succubus.

Without a doubt—before Ye was a strange goddess.

"You're finally back, great hero Griffith! Ah, you don't seem surprised at all by my presence here."

That's really too calm.

Aren't you at all curious about the identity of the beautiful, unfamiliar woman who appears in your tent?

"So, who are you? A beautiful, uninvited guest?" Night asked in return.

The other person did not respond immediately, but instead turned over, then raised their lower leg straight up, and then lowered it.

She gracefully stepped out of bed like a queen, then walked slowly to Ye's side with alluring steps, and extended a delicate, white finger to touch Ye's shoulder.

"You can call me Mach—! Little one, a beautiful woman who can bring you supreme pleasure." As she spoke, the goddess who called herself Mach pressed herself against him from behind, the impact of her exaggerated curves against his back, coupled with her soft breath and gentle whispers in his ear.

That is the ultimate temptation that can instantly rob any man of his reason and drive him mad into the primal instinct for reproduction.

however--

Knowing its divine nature from the very beginning, Ye, who could be called a divine detector, was on high alert at all times, and at this moment his consciousness was completely focused on the name it uttered.

It's not the name of a Greek god.