Warhammer: My Biological Father Emperor and My Demigod Brother

Aaron shouted warily, calling for his father's answer.

Anda's brow furrowed deeper as his psychic senses scanned the entire building, eventually turning towards the outside.

Almost the instant Anda saw Erda, he simultaneously launched into three actions.

She stripped her son of his clothes and makeup, intending to shave his head.

After realizing that her hair was really difficult to deal with, she quickly grabbed some fruit from the table, crushed it, and smeared it on her face.

However, he soon realized that a few seconds after he discovered Erda, his wife had also become aware of her husband's presence, and that she had been unable to hide herself by simply concealing her appearance.

Anda was filled with utter despair as he watched helplessly as the curtain was lifted and the city guards outside shouted that they were going to drag the two of them out together.

Aaron, unaware of the gravity of the situation, breathed a sigh of relief. It turned out that it was just the secular army of Athens coming to arrest people, not to kill them.

At most, they'll be arrested, sentenced to a few days, and fined.

Even if Athens were to sentence them for blasphemy, it's likely that the father and son would be quite flexible in their approach and would readily admit their mistake.

Anyway, Zeus is his father, so he can just complain a bit when he gets home.

He's never been to an Athens prison.

"Father, let's go. I never imagined our trip to Athens would turn out like this—"

"Wait, Father, what are you looking at? Why do you have that expression?"

Aaron turned to look at his father, who was standing there in a daze. The father was completely numb, staring blankly at the woman behind Aaron who had just noticed the abnormal psychic energy and walked in with a frown and her nose covered.

"Anda, I knew you'd come to a place like this, but it's good. Looks like you found a woman. Wait, what are you guys doing, slapping fruit on your faces? Looks like you're not doing anything."

Erda muttered under his breath, then breathed a sigh of relief. Not bad, the girl's figure was quite nice from behind.

The next moment, Aaron heard his mother's voice. Before he could turn around excitedly, Anda shouted and quickly backflipped over his seat, running straight into the night outside the window.

Aaron had just turned around when he called out loudly, "Mother!"

Huh? Did I give birth to a girl back then?

Girls are fine too, Erda doesn't discriminate against any genders, but if it's about having children, then someone has to be skinned alive and interrogated.

At that moment, Erda was lost in thought and didn't know how to ask the child what had happened.

She approached her child, trembling, staring incredulously at the long hair, the exquisite makeup, and the tattered clothes, and couldn't help but sob softly.

Now, Erda can only try her best to maintain the belief she taught her children: don't panic when things happen.

Taking a deep breath, wiping away her tears, she said:

"Velma, take this lady to my compartment alone."

"All guards, listen to my command! Seize that man!"

She stretched out her hand, and a bolt of lightning, formed from gray-white lightning, was unleashed in front of everyone.

Her kind face transformed into a hideous, malevolent image of the mother goddess:

"Bring him back here! I'm going to shove this whip up his ass!"

Chapter 144 Anda's Ultimate Moonlit Insult (3K)

"Mother, we've come here—"

Aaron was about to explain, his heart still filled with urgency, after all, he had to do his job well as his parents so that his younger brothers could be born smoothly in the future.

But judging from the current scene of lightning and thunder, and the unrest in the forest, Mother probably already has the idea of ​​killing that old man.

"I only believe what I see, Velma!"

The latter quickly realized what was happening and ordered his servants to pull Aaron away so they could take back Erda's carriage.

After seeing her son leave, Erda brandished her whip, which roared forward and destroyed all the seats and walls in front of her.

She ultimately didn't knock her son unconscious, but instead had someone take Aaron away first.

"I am Hera! Mother of the gods!"

She asserted her name domineeringly, and not only the psionic lightning around her, but the entire tranquil moonlit weather also darkened due to the wrath of the Mother of Gods. Some clouds quickly gathered and obscured the moon.

The Moon Goddess is a virgin goddess, so children shouldn't watch such violent content later.

Erda's body floated up, her voice mournful like that of a wicked woman's ghost, and grayish-white tears streamed from between her eyebrows and eyes.

His hair stood on end because of the surrounding lightning, forming gray-black tendrils that looked like a hellish vortex.

Ilda's own maids naturally knew the mistress's true identity, while the Athenian temples and city guards were already kneeling in fear.

Oh no, I thought this short business trip was just to help the governor resolve the predicament of his secretary being ostracized.

This also serves as an opportunity to buy time for the upcoming term of office of the ruling officials and to secure good treatment after retirement.

This is still considered a power struggle among mortals.

But given the current situation, they really dare not move!

The priestess from Macedonia suddenly began wielding lightning like a god, and called herself Hera.

People were flying and their fur stood on end.

So who is the man they're trying to catch? Yeah, it's hard to guess!

According to ancient myths, offending a goddess would bring terrible fate; the destruction of Troy is still fresh in our minds.

But if you offend Zeus, it seems that Zeus will only target you personally and won't punish the whole group.

Just like when Prometheus stole fire, he was simply hung on a cliff and eaten by an eagle.

(Although in the end, the entire population of that era was wiped out by the great flood.)

"Mortals, will you defy my will?"

Erda swung his whip again, and lightning in the sky became a guide to the figure leaping and bounding through the woods.

A path was cleared through the forest so that the guards could catch up quickly.

What to do? We have no choice but to capture Zeus.

What if we offend Heravan and the whole of Athens is lost?

Offending Zeus only means suffering for yourself; at worst, all of humanity will perish together.

After all, Hera's whip was right in front of them, and they had already heard Hera's orders twice.

No one dared to gamble whether the whip would lash the grove or their bodies when they still didn't move after the third order.

The guards then began their charge, running freely on the path paved with Ildar's psionic energy, feeling as if they were in their element, their bodies receiving tremendous buffs.

Historically, the accomplices who help the female protagonist catch her husband cheating are usually just as excited.

Not far ahead, Anda had a moment to turn his head and look back, letting out a sigh of relief:

"Fortunately, this crazy woman still knows how to save face; she only sent the mortal army to arrest me. Sigh, she almost scared me to death."

"Marum, stop these mortal armies, just knock them out!"

"Hehe, my words don't matter, but she can always listen to her son."

Anda thought to himself, no matter how silly Aaron might be, he could still see things clearly and explain things clearly.

After all, this was to stop the demons from harming Athens. What kind of suffering hadn't these immortal beings endured? How could Aaron be exempt from these costs just because he was his son?

Soon the noise from behind gradually subsided. The soldiers seemed to still be charging, but they had all disappeared.

It's probably Marum who blocked them all.

All that remained was the slightly acrid smell of the grayish-white lightning bolts exploding in the air; they had little power left, not even enough to sway the leaves of the trees nearby.

That damned woman, she's been a husband for a day, after all.

Thankfully, he didn't kill him. He'll settle the score properly after Aaron explains everything.

I was terrified just now; my heart almost stopped.

He finally stopped feeling any psionic energy fluctuations behind him, found a tree to lean against, and breathed slightly.

If Anda were bold enough to look back now, he would find that the whole truth was completely different from what he thought.

Marum did manage to hold off the soldiers, but at a high cost.

Erda's power strengthens these soldiers, but not in the way of fighting; rather, it strengthens them in the way of love.

Constrained by his lord's orders, Marum had no choice but to watch helplessly as these city-state soldiers transformed into grinning lecherous men, reaching out their sinister hands toward him.

"These are your future soldiers? They seem quite capable."

Erda floated by, glancing coldly down at the scene, no longer concerned with how Marum was enduring this terrible attack, suppressing these people without being able to kill them.

“My dearest husband,” Erda murmured, “I have come to you.”

Her appearance was transformed into the ugliest and most terrifying aspect of ancient mother goddess worship. Like Gaia, she was the mother of all things, but also the mother of monsters.

Many goddess figures in ancient civilizations are like this, possessing both beauty and ugliness. After a certain point, people consciously separated the two images.

In the East, there are also goddesses like the Queen Mother of the West who possessed wild animal characteristics, but these characteristics gradually faded away with the development of civilization.

Until that ugly side completely disappears into the long river of history.

After catching his breath, Anda prepared to tidy up and, estimating that it would take his son to explain himself, decided to go home first.

Suddenly, a sense of danger arose in his heart. The spiritual energy that should have dissipated all before erupted at the same moment, forming a cage around him.

Damn it, Erda's power doesn't need to go through the warp, so I somewhat naturally assumed that the energy loss just now was beyond Erda's control.

But to his utter surprise, this woman's determination to kill him had not diminished at all!

"Erda, my beautiful wife, the most beautiful goddess in the world!"

Anda shouted loudly, his voice echoing through the forest, but he received no emotional reply.

“You’ve said these words countless times, my dear husband.”

Only a chilling voice, spoken from the depths of hell, reached out, freezing even Erda's own lightning and revealing a pure essence that defied any physical law.

This turns plasma into a solid state.

Anda actually has time to think about these things; otherwise, why would everyone say Zeus is so oblivious?