Warhammer: My Biological Father Emperor and My Demigod Brother

If your wishes come true, are there really players who didn't make the shot but were eaten?

Aaron hurriedly looked in the direction of the sound and saw that Angron was gnawing on a piece of beef hind leg.

She was just delivered via cesarean section not long ago, and the blood hasn't been drained completely yet.

Angron lifted his head from the flesh, his cheeks and chin still stained with blood.

Xiao An's expression was serious, and he spoke in a very formal manner:

"Brother, something's not right. Whether raw meat can be made into the right flavor can be determined even before it's cooked!"

Aaron quickly lifted Anglon up with one hand and wiped his face.

They were searching for the owner of the meat.

It was a handsome young man who was smiling at him, with a piece of raw meat hanging in his hand.

"The offspring of Neos, born evil!"

"The unborn child of the ferocious Erda!"

Helios took out a whole piece of meat and handed it to Anglon:

“I am Helios, the sun god, son of Theia. By seniority, I can also be your uncle.”

The handsome young man introduced himself with a smile, but his words were full of disrespect for Aaron's parents.

The arrogant sun god seems to have come seeking revenge, and this happens to be the place where Aaron's parents are gathered together!

Then, to Aaron's horrified gaze, Helios smoothly knelt down and grabbed Aaron's thigh:

"Good nephew, I used to hold you when you were little! Quick, quick, save me! Your mother is coming back tomorrow, you must save me!"

“I heard from Apollo that your mother was searching the world for me, wanting to kill me. In a moment of madness, I put a curse on her.”

"Now, Hera, who loves beauty, must hate me to death. I cannot die; if I die, there will be no sun in the sky, and all living beings will perish!"

"I've been waiting for you here for ages. If you don't show up soon, I'll have to make a run for it before your mother gets back tomorrow!"

Helios was sobbing and crying, showing none of his previous unruly demeanor; his sincere tears almost soaked Aaron's clothes.

Aaron remained calm and asked in a low voice:

“Uncle? What curse did you cast on my mother? If it was just a prank between you, I think my mother is broad-minded and won’t mind.”

Helios wiped away his tears and sighed, "I turned her skin black."

Chapter 272 Hopeless, Just Wait to Die (3K)

Angron stopped eating the raw meat, even though he didn't detect anything wrong.

But seeing a grown man clinging to his brother's leg and weeping bitterly...

I couldn't help but wonder if he had gotten into trouble. It's just that he ate a few bites of your family's meat.

The wobbly treat was right in front of my mouth. If I didn't take a bite to confirm whether my culinary assumptions were correct, I wouldn't have the chance again.

"I'll catch a wild boar for you and make it up to you. Please don't cry, my brother's clothes are all dirty."

Helios raised his head, frowned, and asked:

"Who is he?"

Alright, Apollo walked ahead of them, fooling the other immortals, but he wouldn't tell them who Angron was.

That's really petty of them.

Aaron had no choice but to introduce:

“This is my younger brother, Angron.”

Helios frowned, released his grip, and leaned back.

"Didn't your parents say they'd never see each other again? When did they have another child? Or is this Neos's illegitimate child?"

"Or perhaps Erda was worried that something like this would happen again, which is why she didn't tell us? Last time, I just carried you a little too far, and your donkey was too slow. As a result, your mother caught us and threw us into the sea."

"That day was a time of darkness and sorrow for all things."

Helios's tone was like that of a narrator in a theatrical performance; he seemed to truly believe himself to be the sun god in mythology.

They believed that their own demise would lead to the extinguishing of the sun.

Aaron looked around and was the first to realize that more and more people were watching the commotion. He quickly pulled Helios up, took the donkey's lead with his other hand, and hurried towards a quiet, deserted alley.

They don't want to fail to see their father make a fool of himself today, but instead let him see them all make a fool of themselves.

The old folks will laugh at me to death.

He dragged Helios through a series of hiding trips, until they finally reached a deserted place, where he asked:

"Uncle Apollo has seen you? Where did he find you? Didn't Mother say that because the sun god disappeared, she served as his priestess for decades and was demanding compensation from Uncle Apollo?"

Helios waved his hand, slightly out of breath. His physical fitness wasn't as good as Aaron's and the fifth brother's. He had just been dragged around a lot and was actually a little out of breath.

After a moment, he finally spoke:

"That's because your mother gave up looking for me first, so she gradually began to equate the sun god with Apollo."

"It's a long story. When you were first born, we wanted to take you around the world. After all, you were the first child of our immortal community."

"It's just that I forgot to tell your mother, and as a result, I was torn to pieces by Erda and thrown into the sea. Otherwise, how could the legend describe the sun sinking into the sea? It wasn't my carriage that landed, but I was torn apart, my spiritual energy leaking out, and I was thrown there."

Helios quickly recounted the events leading up to this, casually wiping Angron's face as he leaned in:

"I didn't expect that the couple had such a good relationship, and they had their second child so soon."

"Good nephew, would you like to go out with your uncle?"

Aaron, his eyes wary, pulled Angron behind him.

The other uncles initially seemed somewhat reliable. But Uncle Helios, from the moment he appeared, exuded an extremely frivolous and untrustworthy aura.

Humanity is probably not fortunate enough to enjoy such a sun!

Helios, seemingly unfazed, continued to explain:

"So after I was resurrected, I found a place to hide. Your mother deliberately became a priestess at the Temple of the Sun in Macedonia in order to keep watch on me. However, because I was patient, and because many mortals confused Apollo with my divine status."

"Plus, Apollo is also a lazy and tired person, so it's perfectly normal for your mother to misremember people after menopause. It's one thing to misremember other people, but your mother—"

"Sigh, she wasn't planning to tell the difference; she was going to kill them both. Otherwise, why do you think your mother nailed Apollo to the wall back in Dedu?"

Helios, his eyes filled with despair, stroked his still intact limbs:

"Your mother wants to kill me again!"

Aaron no longer cared about the impression his parents had of his immortal uncles. From Uncle Poseidon to Uncle Hades, they all believed his mother had a terrible side.

However, Aaron felt that his uncles also had their shortcomings.

The mother may have been somewhat inclined to solve problems with violence, but it's probably because the immortals could be resurrected by killing them.

They wouldn't be so cruel to their own family members.

"So, Uncle Apollo is now busy running around the world, informing the other immortals?"

Aaron spoke, and Helios was very displeased:

"You really can't tell the difference between the sun god and the sun god, can you? Why is he the first person you think of to show concern for?"

Helios, with an even more immature expression than Angron, glanced at Angron, who was still pondering the taste of raw meat, and then roughly reached out and pinched his nephew's cheek:

"Your brother has been raised by Neos for over ten years, so he probably can't change his ways. You're still so young, do you want to go out with your uncle?"

Anglong didn't answer; he instinctively felt that this uncle was somewhat dangerous.

Aaron countered with a question:

"Didn't Uncle Apollo tell you what Angron is?"

Helios withdrew his black hand, raised his head, and tidied his hair:

"No, didn't he already say that your parents had a second child? However, he did warn me not to use my psychic powers to contact you two unless it's absolutely necessary. That crazy woman Erda left a mark on you, so don't alert her."

Aaron was at a loss, unsure whether he should expose Uncle Apollo's ambition.

Because these immortal beings cannot die completely, the methods they use to fight each other are rather strange.

Uncle Apollo was terrified by what was inside Angron, and apparently arranged it this way so that Helios would suffer the same fate.

The purpose was so that when Helios found out, he would be scared to death.

Instead of discovering it at the beginning, the fear became meaningless after living with the Neos family and gradually getting used to it.

Therefore, the best option is still Uncle Hades and Aunt Athena, since they never intended to use their psychic powers to touch their two nephews indiscriminately, and naturally they wouldn't offend them.

Aaron could only steer the conversation back on track:

"Uncle, can your curse be lifted?"

Helios nodded without the slightest hesitation:

"Of course you can. You can control your abilities as you please. I'm not some opportunistic fool like Poseidon who cast a curse on your father that prevented him from fishing during his first psionic outburst."

"The time is 30,000 years."

Aaron understood and breathed a sigh of relief: "So, Uncle, your curse on my mother won't last for tens of thousands of years, right?"

Helios shook his head and said confidently, "Thirty years is just a blink of an eye for immortals."

Aaron frowned. Thirty years—that was longer than the time he had spent growing up.

He pressed further, "Can't you reduce it? Or just lift the curse altogether? Didn't you just say you could control it at will?"

Helios nodded seriously: "That's right, what I meant by control is that I can freely set the duration of the curse. But once it's released, it's like spilled water, and I can't undo it."

Angron, hiding behind Aaron, finally caught up with the gist of what had happened. Innocent as a child, he blurted out:

"Turns out you're a complete noob. Uncle Hades and Uncle Apollo are far more capable than you."

Helios was not angry, but looked at Aaron with eager eyes, hoping that his nephew could provide a solution.

Aaron's eyebrows were practically twisted into a knot as he sighed:

"Uncle, do you want to start running away now? Hide in that place my mother didn't find before?"