Simulate the universe, starting with speedrunning Greek.

Even with the protection of the laws of the gods and the protection of the Earth Mother Goddess, the earth and space, which had been reinforced countless times, were instantly subjected to a massive attack.

Compared to the god of wine, who appears insignificant as an individual, this magnificent attack, seemingly a divine wrath meant to cleanse civilization, is like using an anti-aircraft gun to kill a mosquito.

Even though he escaped the impact of those incoming planets, Dionysus, the god of wine, could not escape the subsequent asteroid explosion.

Boom~!!

That handsome figure was swallowed up in the flames, and even the Dionysian believers and madwomen who had initially watched from the sidelines, thinking they were alright, were tragically engulfed and killed by the flames.

He showed no mercy when killing these women who were said to have wicked hearts in mythology, especially since he was now playing the role of a demon king.

As a demon king, how could he not kill people?

This enormous commotion even spread rapidly across mountains, forests, and streams, evaporating all the moisture in the atmosphere and reaching as far as the edge of the nearest kingdom, terrifying the people living near that kingdom, who were almost engulfed in flames.

However, things weren't so easy on the side that Dionysus was facing. Most of the impact was concentrated there, spreading out of Crete and across a large area of ​​the sea, triggering a massive tsunami.

Chapter 266 How to make the Eurasian Plate experience a magnitude 12 earthquake with a single punch?

Resilient! Invincible! The strongest!

At this moment, Ye felt an unprecedented, overwhelming power in the battle.

His fluidity is extremely effective against enemies, making it arguably the strongest control technique.

The power of destruction combined with the power of flow constitutes the purest explosive and lethal ability in the world.

Even though Ye could sense that Dionysus, the god of wine, possessed immense divine power, he shouldn't have been so easily defeated and overwhelmed.

The ability to restrain oneself is greater than the heavens.

As for which deities are currently restrained by the night?

He stated that almost all, most, of the gods would be restrained by this pure destructive and controlling power.

Although the enemy can find a way to defeat Ye, at least his physical defense is not as abnormal as his output.

But you have to be able to hit it first.

Leaving aside the omnipresent, all-freezing power of flow, the hundred-armed giant under the Night's throne alone is enough to give the enemy a hard time, compensating for his final weakness.

To get closer to the night, one must get close to the colossal Hundred-Armed Giant, and then face the Hundred-Armed Giant in close combat?

What kind of insane idea is this...?

This hundred-armed giant, which could be commanded with ease, became the last key piece to make up for the only flaw in the night.

Then, Ye looked at the insurmountable barrier created by his attack.

Nothing could be seen in that molten, scorching earth.

The thought of 'dead?' flashed through Ye's mind but was quickly dismissed.

No, it's at least a god-level being.

It shouldn't be that bad.

...Their battle, due to the protection and limitations of the earth, became similar to the Saint Seiya world next door. As long as they stood on Greek land, it was difficult to exert real destructive power. This level of damage should not be enough to kill a chief god.

Just like the light-speed punch used by the Saint Seiya characters next door.

Theoretically, the speed of light is more than 290 million meters per second, and the speed of sound is 300 meters per second. That is to say, the speed of light is about one million times the speed of sound. Kinetic energy is proportional to the square of the speed.

Therefore, even without considering the mass surge at near the speed of light, the kinetic energy of a light-speed punch is a hundred million times that of a sonic punch, and the destructive range caused by such a punch hitting the ground, calculated by the cube root, is ten thousand times the scale.

A single punch at the speed of light could leave a crater on the ground that is fifty kilometers in diameter and twenty kilometers deep.

What does this mean? What does it represent? — To give a simple example, every time a light-speed punch lands, it can cause a major earthquake of magnitude 12 or higher on the Eurasian tectonic plate.

Each lightning-fast punch unleashed a shockwave capable of razing the entirety of Greece.

The shockwave from each lightning-fast punch can create waves up to 400 meters high on the sea surface, enough to submerge half of the Americas even across the Atlantic.

Each lightning-fast punch stirs up dust that can blot out the entire Earth's sky, plunging the planet into a century-long dark night, accompanied by an endless winter.

However, this exaggerated power, once restricted, could not even break the floor tiles of the sacred ground when fighting on the ground.

It rivals the infrastructure of Fuyuki City in the Holy Grail War next door, and it overpowers the ground of Ryudouji Temple, which is the site of the Ea sword that created the world.

Getting back to the main point—at this moment, Ye was not actually satisfied with his attack, which was described as "all bark and no bite."

Even when suppressed, he could only deal this much damage; he was indeed 'too weak!'

He had witnessed the gods in the underworld attacking and colliding in an instant, nearly destroying two-thirds of the land of the underworld, which was comparable in size to that of the Greek world.

That was the terrifying power of the gods unleashing their full power after all restrictions were lifted and the limitations of the terrain were removed.

Against an existence capable of destroying a planet with a mere flick of the wrist, attacks that can only shake the earth are insufficient.

Even if the earth's protective restraints were broken, the power he just exerted would at most only be enough to affect the continental plates, far from reaching the destructive power of Zeus and his contemporaries who destroyed the Greek world.

The night actually uses the fluctuations of the battle between Zeus and the three main gods as a comparison to judge the fighting power that a main god should have.

However, he overlooked one thing.

That is, not every main god possesses combat power comparable to that of a god-king.

Who were the parties involved in the battle at that time?

Zeus – the current king of the gods.

Hades—the eldest among the gods, and also the king of the underworld, representing the earth among the three realms of heaven, earth, and sea, second only to Zeus in rank.

Athena—the minor Zeus in the pantheon, and in some timelines, she even has the potential to become the future king of the gods.

Artemis and Apollo, due to their immense power, even forced the jealous Hera to reluctantly accept Zeus's offer to recruit them into Olympus... It can be said that this pair of twin goddesses earned their positions as chief gods entirely through sheer strength.

In contrast, these individuals either have illustrious battle records or are inherently powerful and majestic; they are either current God-Kings, future God-Kings, or successors to the God-King title.

(Dionysus, the god of wine, has something to say: Damn it!! You're comparing me to those perverts? What have I done to deserve that!!)

At this time, Dionysus was in very poor condition.

Because it was restrained by the flow of power, it took the blow almost head-on.

Even his divine body, as the chief god, suffered great damage.

After all, a person's defenses are often much weaker than their offensive capabilities.

Not to mention—Dionysus wasn't the kind of god with a legendary body of steel in mythology; his physique was quite average among the gods.

Moderation is sometimes synonymous with ordinariness.

Wine—! He needs fine wine!

The next moment, from his personal little world, which was like a god's private storage space, Dionysus took out his treasured divine wine and began to gulp it down as he rose from the flowing lava.

His body trembled, and then began to repair his injuries at a speed visible to the naked eye. The scalded flesh and muscles instantly regained their bright, healthy color.

Dionysus the handsome man is back!

In contrast, a soul emitted a mournful cry from the divine wine.

Dionysus's face twisted in a rage: "Shut up!"

He then quickly gulped down the divine wine.

Dionysus, the god of wine, advocated in mythology that an unbreakable collective destiny was superior to that of the individual, and he always accompanied people, teaching farmers how to make wine for free.

He traveled the earth and made many mortal 'friends'. It was during this time that Dionysus, the god of wine, made vows with many people and brewed a fermented wine that symbolized their friendship.

To be treated so kindly and cherished by a deity is an incredibly precious and moving thing for mortals.

Almost no mortal who feels respected would refuse this charismatic and approachable deity.

Not to mention that in Greece, the saying that half the men are attracted to the south wind is not an exaggeration.

Dionysus's handsome, youthful appearance is indeed very appealing.

Thus, Dionysus's storehouses amassed more and more wine, but there was rarely a real need to drink it.

Until this moment...!

So-called fine wines, which are fermented honey and beer, symbolize life that arises from corruption.

All good intentions have been secretly marked as chips in the arrangement of fate, but you are still unaware of it...?

Chapter 267 The world has become filthy again. Why retreat?

In his book "Dionysus: A Portrait of the Indestructible Spirit of Life," Hungarian scholar Karl Kerene described the powerful vitality of the god of wine.

Like rotten wine, mysterious and capable of self-transformation, it symbolizes the power of cohesion, and all things in the universe are no different. "It is a natural phenomenon that creates the myth of cohesion... This is a declaration from life, proclaiming its indestructibility."

Louis Head also described it in this way in his book "The Gift".

The Greek followers of Dionysus, known as Callenelius, cried out: "When the grapes are crushed in large vats, they sing loudly of the suffering of Dionysus. Dionysus is a god who rises from the ashes. He returns from the dead, as powerful as before, even more powerful than before. Wine is the essence of the grape, and therefore has a greater potency."

Hyde: "Furthermore, the moment you drink the fermented wine, the spirit of Dionysus is revived in a new body. Drinking mead is the Holy Communion of Dionysus' resurrection."

This is reminiscent of a scene in Christianity where the Son, the Father, and the Holy Spirit perform miracles, manifest themselves, and rise from the dead.

It is precisely the story of the dead coming back to life that suggests they all originated from the same prototype.

It is worth mentioning and is quite intriguing that the saying goes, "The moment you drink the wine, the spirit of Dionysus is revived in a new body."

At this moment, isn't Dionysus just as if he has been perfectly and honorably resurrected?

As for the 'new' body, it seems that Dionysus, through drinking, transferred his injuries, pain, and all his negative image to others, thereby giving himself a healthy, strong, and brand-new body.

All of this happens in the blink of an eye on the battlefield.

However, after being nourished by divine power, Yena's five senses became stronger and more acute, and she still keenly perceived the mournful cry.

This relates to the description of the god of wine in mythology.

This scene gives rise to some uneasy speculation.

They are clearly the evil side that should be punished, but at this moment, it seems that the other side is even more evil than themselves.

As expected—this world has become corrupt again! This corrupt place needs to be cleansed!

At this moment, Dionysus, having fully recovered, seemed to have regained his confidence.

But the first thing he did after recovering was to leave this sky and fly away at high speed, like starlight streaking across the sky. Soon, Dionysus flew dozens of kilometers away from where Night was.

Then his voice came from afar through the sky, a grand, sacred, and majestic voice that resounded throughout the entire island of Crete, like the voice of heaven.

"Black armor, ominous power—O unknown deity riding a sea goat! Your power is indeed immense and unfathomable. But—it ends here!!"